Nursing students are not required to have a minor for graduation. Students who elect to pursue a minor should plan to take all the classes for their minor before starting nursing classes or during the summer.

Yes, see "Graduation Requirements", 3 a. on page 35 of the Catalog. "A student must select a "major field" of study before completing 60 credit hours, and must complete the requirements set forth in the catalog under the heading for the selected major. Only courses in which a student has received a "C" or better may be applied to the major requirement. A minor is not required, but you are encouraged to add a minor to your academic program. See similar questions...

The decision to minor or have a double major is really dependent upon the student's own interest and it is unclear whether such a choice improves a student's employability. Many students elect a minor as a way of created a supportive area of study that complements their career interests. See similar questions...

Students taking the Major-Minor option or double Majors will take the same number of credits to complete their degree, i.e. 180 credits over 3 years. Each course can only be considered to satisfy the requirement of one major or one minor, even if that course appear in the curriculum of two majors / minors. You have to select another course to replace the course. Please contact the departmental course selection adviser. See similar questions...

No, you do not need to audition to be a major or a minor. However, you may audition or send in an audition tape as a supplement to your Oxy application. For details, please click here. See similar questions...

integral part of the bachelor's degree is a major concentration of coursework in an approved academic discipline or area. A minor program is an arrangement of courses that enable students to develop some degree of expertise in one area of study. A minor is awarded upon completion of the bachelor's degree (major) and is not interdisciplinary in nature. Students cannot major and minor in business. They can however, elect to pursue two business majors instead. See similar questions...

Students should see an undergraduate advisor for exact requirements for any major or minor. However, for general information, students can refer to the university catalog. See similar questions...

If you are a BSc student and you have selected to take the new Major-Minor option and not following the BSc programme, you must take at least one Science Major and one Minor. You may also complete a second Major, instead of the Minor. For non-BSc student, you have to check with your home faculty. See similar questions...

Upon a minor attaining the age of majority on completing 18 years of age, he/she must apply for and obtain a separate MIN in his/her own name. The MIN should be informed to the mutual funds where he/she holds investments, along with other details such as the Bank Details, Signature, etc as per the present requirements of such Mutual Fund. See similar questions...

a student you are required to complete 30 credit hours in an academic year. You could choose to major in the field of Computer Science. This is the subject in which you take core courses. Apart from your core courses you are allowed to take electives in any other subject of your choice, which may or may not be related to your major – for example creative writing or philosophy or business studies. These electives form your minor subject. See similar questions...

You are required to notify Veteran Services of any change or addition of majors and/or minors. Before contacting Veteran Services you must submit a major or minor change form to the UCF Registrar's Office. At the same time or once the university system acknowledges the change, you must complete and submit a VA Change of Place/Training form (form DD- 22 xx95) to Veteran Services. See similar questions...

A facility is classified as a major source if it emits 100 tons per year or more (total) of any one of the criteria pollutants, more than 10 tons per year of any one Hazardous Air Pollutant (HAP), or more than 25 tons per year of all HAPs. Facilities under these thresholds are classified as minor sources and may be required to complete the Minor Source Emission Inventory. See similar questions...

Keep in mind that these are some of the documents that will determine your graduation eligibility--you will want to keep these up-to-date. If you are making changes in the courses that you want to use in fulfilling your major, you can come by and get a copy of your major plan, take it to revise it and have it signed off on again. If you're making substantial changes or your form is messy and difficult to read, you can just use a new form. See similar questions...

You do not need a seperate permit for special effects but a special effects letter of intent form must be completed. Depending on the special effect, you may require a Toronto Police Service (TPS) or Emergency Task Force (ETF) officer. Toronto Police Service, ETF personnel and Toronto Fire Services must approve all special effects.Please ensure ample lead time when requesting approval for special effects. See similar questions...

We recommend that you study the sequence of recommended courses in Chemistry and in the other major or minor very carefully. Lay out the full sequence of courses that you will need to take to get your major or minor, and arrange them by semester, paying close attention to prerequisites. Then look very carefully at the times those courses are normally offered. See similar questions...

REG) Device numbers are the traditional Unix way to provide a mapping between the filesystem and device drivers. A device number is a combination of a major number and a minor number. Currently Linux has 8 bit majors and minors. When you open a device file (character or block device) the kernel takes the major number from the inode and indexes into a table of driver structure pointers. See similar questions...

Science Majors and Minors are offered to allow students the flexibility to broaden their interest in an area outside their own subject. Whether a student takes this option is a decision based on their own interests, their specific academic goals and abilities, in addition to individual career aspirations. See similar questions...

You declare your Minor or second Major just before the beginning of your second year. Please refer to the enrolment procedures for details about the declaration. See similar questions...

A Major gives you depth of knowledge and competencies in an academic area of particular interest to you and prepares you directly or indirectly for graduate school and/or your future career. A Minor can increase the breadth of your education beyond the Major; deepen your knowledge of the Major; or provide an ancillary area of specialization. Not necessarily. Taking courses in a Major and training for a specific job can be different. See similar questions...

you learn more about your preferences and abilities, you may decide to change your option. Since the change may require you to adjust your graduation schedule, you should discuss your degree progress with your academic advisor before submitting a new Major/Minor form. See similar questions...