Marietta College

What you'll study

Students begin with a course titled Five Big Religions/Five Big Questions which surveys Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism. Elective options include courses such as History of Buddhism, History of African American Religion, Ancient World, and Alternative Religions in America. Work in the program combines analysis of sacred texts, historical and cultural contextualization, and disciplined normative reflection.

Entry requirements

The published page identifies the minor and its curriculum but does not list specific admissions prerequisites for the minor. Minors typically do not require a professional internship. Students can consult the department or Degree Audit for specific departmental guidance.

Career prospects

When paired with an appropriate major, the religion minor can support careers in ministry, social service, psychological counseling, publishing, journalism, and education. The program also aims to strengthen research, writing, discussion, and analytical skills valued across many professions.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Marietta College provides information on tuition and financial aid through its central resources; students should contact the college's financial aid office for details. Academic support such as the Academic Resource Center's Writing Center is available to all students to improve written work and succeed in coursework.