complement your studies.

Declare a Minor

Looking to add a Minor?

Complement your studies and explore potential career paths by adding a minor at North Greenville University. NGU offers more than 40 minors that provide opportunities to dive deeper into subjects that excite you. These secondary areas of study take 18 credit hours to complete and include required courses. Whether you are looking to add skills in your main area of study or gain practical knowledge in an entirely new discipline, NGU has options to help you diversify your academic portfolio.

Choose a Minor

Listed in alphabetical order.

A-H

Accounting
American Sign Language (ASL)
Art
Biblical Languages
Biology
Business Administration
Chemistry
Christian Ministries (only available online)
Christian Studies
Church Planting
Communication
Computer Science
Creative Writing
Criminal Justice (online option available)
Cybersecurity
Digital Media
Early Childhood Education (only available online)
Elementary Education (online option available)
English
English Secondary Education (only available online)
Entrepreneurship
History
Health Science
Honors Scholar
Human Resources Management

I-Y

Information Technology
Intercultural Studies
International Business
Linguistics
Management
Marketing
Mathematics
Military Science
Music
Music Worship Studies
Outdoor Leadership
Political Science
Pre-Law
Psychology
Social Studies Secondary Education (only available online)
Spanish
Sport Leadership and Coaching
Sport Management
Theatre
Youth Ministry

Why choose a Minor? Choosing a minor allows you to become well-rounded in your desired profession as you gain knowledge and skills in another area of study. Our academic catalog provides more information regarding the minors we offer and course requirements. 

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