The 15-credit minor in Family, Youth and Community Sciences (FYCS) introduces students to the core areas of family, youth and community. The minor is particularly useful to students whose career plans include working with people in a variety of settings from educational to allied health to community engagement and much more. Students completing the minor will complete courses in Family, Youth and Community Sciences (FYCS).
Intro to Social and Economic Perspectives on the Community
Co-req FYC3001
Fall and Spring
FYC Elective
Varies by course; see catalog
*Please talk to the FYCS Undergraduate Advisor if you are in a catalog year prior to Summer B 2022.
ACourse offerings are subject to change, so use the above as guidelines for planning.
The 15-credit Nonprofit Organizational Leadership Minor provides students with the knowledge base and competencies to perform in a variety of roles in nonprofit organizations, for-profit companies and corporations, and government agencies at the local, state, and national levels. Students completing the minor will complete courses in Family, Youth and Community Sciences (FYCS) and other departments in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, as well as the university.
*Please talk to the FYCS Undergraduate Advisor if you are in a catalog year prior to Summer B 2022.
ACourse offerings are subject to change, so use the above as guidelines for planning.
If you would like to add or cancel a minor, sign into your one.uf.edu account, and apply through the portal.
Contact: The FYCS Undergraduate Advisor, Jaime Bailey jamiebailey@ufl.edu, if you have questions about the FYCS minors.
The online 15-credit minor in Family, Youth and Community Sciences (FYCS) is offered to students enrolled in UF Online. This minor introduces students to the core areas of family, youth and community. The minor prepares students whose career plans include working with people in a variety of settings from educational to allied health to community engagement and much more. Students completing the minor will complete courses in Family, Youth and Community Sciences (FYCS).
