<p>May I ask, how do engineering students at UT apply for minors? What are the requirements and procedures? Thank you =D</p>
<p>im also thinking doing a engineering major and then a business foundation program? is that a good idea?</p>
<p>Engineering majors are only allowed ONE minor, and to do that you’ll need 12 hours in the subject with 6 of the 12 being upper-division classes.</p>
<p>To get the minor, you have to get it approved here: <a href=“Sign in with your UT EID - Stale Request”>Sign in with your UT EID - Stale Request;
Though you don’t have to do it until the semester you graduate if you want to procrastinate to declare it.</p>
<p>To answer seawee’s question, BFP is nice in theory to have, but I’ve heard that it really doesn’t make a differences out in the real world. It’s just a certificate to say that you’ve taken some business classes really. Though, it can’t hurt if you’ve got time to take the extra classes. But as a engineer, your schedule’s pretty set, isn’t it?</p>
<p>BFP is useless unless you really want to learn a little about accoutning and investments (something I do recommend!) The certificate is not useful, but the classes are fun and interesting IMO. This is coming from a business major though, so I really enjoy learning about finance and investments.</p>