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Religion Minor

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The minor prepares you for continued graduate study and careers in academia.

The minor teaches you skills needed to succeed in law school.

Religion courses teach you to think critically about complex issues.

The minor is great preparation for continued study in a Master of Divinity program.

Learn To

Explore, appreciate and evaluate the variety of human experience

Think carefully and critically about complex issues

Analyze, challenge and construct arguments on any subject

Question your own (and others’) assumptions and biases

Understand a wide array of different points of view

I have met many kind professors who have supported me along the way. The time I spent was filled with support.
Emily Bixby ‘21
Religion Minor Overview
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