LinguisticsMinor

• LING-201
• LING-101
• 1 breadth course on key approaches to the study of Linguistics (Structural,
  Cognitive, or Sociocultural, e.g. LING-210, 212, 214, 309, 316, 317, 333, 340, 341,
  342, 350; see Linguistics Program course list PDF for designations each semester)
• 2 electives: any 3+-credit LING courses except LING151
• 2 language study courses:
  • either 2 HAL/IC courses in the same language at the 200-level or above
  • or 2 HAL/IC courses in 2 different languages at any level
  • or 1 HAL/IC course at any level and 1 LING course designated as ‘Language
    Study,’ including LING-151, 230, 232, 234, 242, 363, 430 (see Linguistics
    Program course list PDF for these designations each semester)
  • AP credit may be used to fulfill one HAL/IC course requirement, but then the student must take an additional LING elective

The S/U option may be exercised only in the elective component of the minor, for a maximum of 4 credit
hours. A maximum of 4 credit hours at the 490-499 level may be counted toward the minor. You can
only double-count one course between a Linguistics minor and any other major or minor. Students may
not combine a LING minor with a LING major, PSYCLING major, SPANLING major, or QSS major with
Linguistics concentration.