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Choosing a Minor ??

hopelessK
edited December 2014 in General
So Im a 2nd/3rd yr hoping to major in CRIM, but due terrible planning I can't declare. For the next two sems, my sched is basically empty, so someone suggested I do a minor in the meantime.. 
Interests are mostly in nutrition and health, so I was thinking KIN or HSCI minor... and maaaybe CMNS ?? (dont really know what CMNS is about)
the CRIM advisor (who happens to be a KIN major) suggests not to take KIN.. 

So really, which is the better choice career wise ? Im so lost... 

Comments

  • Annie
    Are academic advisers really a horrible as people say on this forum? There should be someone helpful and kindly out there to help you, seeing as it is their job...
  • defenderofawesome
    BIZZZZ minor FTW
  • ryan
    I have had generally good experiences with academic advisers. The trick is thought you have to go to them early enough so that they are able to help.

    A minor would not be my first choice. Where are you at right now with your Qualitative/Breadth requirements? If you still have a bunch of those to do I would start with them.
  • vinccic
    You can always declare a criminology minor as long as you have the minimum 60 credits needed.
  • vinccic
    (In order to get access to upper division crim courses for the time being)

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