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Gerontology Minor
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enter the minor students must have an overall GPA of 2.0
or better.
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All courses for the minor must be taken for a letter grade*.
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overall GPA of 2.0 must be maintained in the minor courses.
- The
Gerontology Minor consists of one required course (Gerontology
M140) and 6 electives which must be selected from the list
of approved courses for the minor.
- Upon
completion of the courses for the minor you must see a counselor
in the Gerontology Minor Office to have the minor added
to your program.
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Gerontology
Minor approved electives:
- Gerontology
M104C (Social Welfare M104C) Diversity in Aging: Roles
of Gender and Ethnicity
- Gerontology
M104D (Social Welfare M104D) Public Policy and Aging
- Gerontology
M104E (Social Welfare M104E) Social Aspects of Aging
- Gerontology
M119O (Psychology M119O) Psychology of Aging
- Gerontology
M150 (Sociology M150) Sociology of Aging
- Women's
Studies 185 (Only when the topic is on Women's Health
and Aging) Women, Health, and Aging: Policy Issues
- Psychology
124G Cognitive Aging
- Psychology
193** Fieldwork in Psychology
- Psychology
M117J (Bio M191/PhySci M181) Biological Basis of Psychiatric
Disorders
- CHS
190 The Aging Frontier
*Only
Psychology 193 can be taken on a Pass/No Pass basis.
**No more than 8 units of Psychology 193 may be applied
toward the minor.
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