Wheelock gives you tremendous flexibility in shaping your undergraduate studies by mixing and matching majors, minors, and other educational opportunities. Working closely with an advisor, you might decide to combine a professional major in Juvenile Justice and Youth Advocacy with a minor in Sport-Based Youth Development or a professional major in Social Work with a minor in Theater. The choice is up to you.

Arts & Sciences Minors

All undergraduates who major in the Arts and Sciences or Social Work are encouraged to pursue additional, focused study of the arts and sciences by fulfilling the requirements for a minor in a field outside their major. Students design their minors (16 credits) in consultation with a faculty member in the discipline. Only one course in the minor may be counted toward another degree requirement.

Wheelock offers the following arts and sciences minors, many of which can be fulfilled by taking any four courses in that area. Click on a minor for a program overview and a course list:

American Studies	Life Science	Psychology and Human Development
Art History	Literature	Sociology
Communications	Mathematics	Theater
Community Arts	Music	Visual Arts
History	Performing Arts	Women's Studies
Human Development	Philosophy	Writing
Humanities	Physical Science

 

Professional Minors

Wheelock also offers a number of professional minors, which prepare you for careers in fields such as education, social work, child life, juvenile justice, and youth advocacy. Click on each minor for a program overview and a course list.

Child Health	Sport-Based Youth Development
Education	Juvenile Justice & Youth Advocacy
Understanding Autism

 

Certificate Programs

Wheelock's certificate programs are designed to give you new knowledge and skills that you can apply immediately to your work. Click on the certificate for a program overview and a course list.

Certificate in Community-Based Human Services