Political Science Minor

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Political Science Minor

Political Science Minor Curriculum

To minor in Political Science, a student must take a minimum of 18 credits in Political Science including PS 120: U.S. Politics: Principles and Citizenship, PS 121: U.S. Institutions and Policy, and one of PS 212: International Relations or PS 217: Comparative Government. PS 120, PS 121, and PS 212 are approved General Education Social/Behavioral Science (S) courses. All �Ӱ�ԭ�� students are required to complete at least two (S) courses in order to graduate.

Students also complete three Political Science electives of their choosing. Students may request approval to transfer Political Science courses from other institutions, including schools abroad, toward the minor requirements. See: Political Science Courses

Political Science Department

Contact Us:

Dr. Michael Allison, Chair
Political Science Department
O'Hara Hall
Scranton, PA 18510
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Phone: 570.941.4392
Fax: 570.941.6485
michael.allison@scranton.edu

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