Office of Undergraduate Admission
150 W. University Blvd.
Melbourne, FL 32901
321.674.8030
800.888.4348 admission@fit.edu
Florida Institute of Technology is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate, baccalaureate, master's, education specialist, and doctoral degrees.
Psychology ---concentration in Animal Learning & Behavior
---concentration in Clinical/Counseling Psychology
---concentration in Industrial/Organizational Psychology
---concentration in Sport Psychology
---Self-designed Concentration
Non-Degree Program (Freshman Option Only)
General Engineering
General Science
General Studies
MINORS
•Accounting
•Chemistry
•Computer Science
•Forensic Psychology
•Management Information System
•Physics
•Biology
•Communiction
•Education
•History
•Meteorology
•Psychology
•Business Administration
•Computational Math
•Environmental Science
•Management
•Oceanography
The intent of the minor is to encourage and recognize focused study in a field outside of the student’s major. Our curriculum is already quite rigorous, and the extra work required for a minor could add more time to a student’s stay. But, it’s purely optional and we hope that students will appreciate the availability of a minor in a field that is useful or interesting to them.
The minors require 18 to 21 credit hours of selected course work. Up to nine hours of this work may be applied from within the student’s major curriculum.
Minors may be chosen from within or outside the student’s major college or school. Minors will be indicated on the student's transcript and resulting diploma.
It is not necessary to declare a minor at the time of admission. Students will be evaluated for admission based solely on their major of choice. Students may declare a minor at the time of enrollment or at anytime during their Florida Tech career.
Minors are under currently consideration in other disciplines as well. For further information, contact your admission counselor.
