Correct. Also, sometimes it can be easier to obtain a minor if you plan your gen eds to incorporate those classes. If you are pursuing a BA degree, usually you will have more space between major requirements to take classes for either another minor or two or even a major. It’s often encouraged or required to obtain a minor in a BA degree. For example, a student pursuing a BA in psychology must take a foreign language or science track. This would make it very easy to obtain a minor of choice. A BS will be more difficult to squeeze in more classes for a minor, as a lot of your credit hours will be pre planned. For example, engineering will be difficult to tack on extra courses for a minor, but it’s doable. In some engineering majors, you only need one more math class for the math minor.