Complete three Political Science Intro courses, at least 12 hours in upper level or 2000, 3000 and 4000 level Political Science courses with one course in Group D and at least one course in Group E and three courses in the Social Sciences outside of Political Science.
Sample syllabi for many PSC courses can be downloaded here.
| Number | Course Name |
| PSC 1001 | Introduction to Comparative Politics |
| PSC 1002 | Introduction to American Politics and Government |
| PSC 1003 or IAFF 1005 | Introduction to International Relations |
Note:
Twelve hours of upper level or 2000, 3000 and 4000 level PSC credits to include one course from Group D, one course from Group E and two PSC upper level electives.
| Number | Course Name |
| PSC 2101 | Scope and Methods of Political Science |
Note: The following courses waive the PSC 2101 requirement: SOC 2101, SMPA 2151, PSYC 2101. A student making the substitution for PSC 2101 must take an additional PSC upper level elective class, i.e., twelve hours of upper level PSC credits are required for the minor.
At least one of the following courses:
| Number | Course Name |
| PSC 2105 | Major Issues of Western Political Thought I |
| PSC 2106 | Major Issues of Western Political Thought II |
| PSC 2107 | 20th Century Political Thought |
| PSC 2108 | Freedom and Equality |
| PSC 2110 | American Political Thought |
| PSC 2120 | Freedom in US Pop Culture |
| PSC 2991 | Special Topics in Political Thought |
These may come from any group or groups. Transfer credit listed as PSC 1099 counts as upper level elective credit hours towards the minor.
For this requirement any course on the CCAS Social and Behavioral Sciences GCR counts with the exception of PSC. Any HIST, WSTU, PSTD, or IAFF class also counts towards this requirement.