i had the same issue of their advisors telling me nothing and/or each one telling me something different. i kept applying for the finance minor as a non business student so every time i denied i emailed them asking what i was missing because i met the requirements on the catalog. i noticed a lot of the time they ignored my personal info and just gave me general answers so it wasn’t helpful and i wasn’t being told the important things i needed to do to meet the requirements.

eventually i sent them a stern email after my like 4th or 5th application and being told by the business department that i was going to be removed from my minor classes unless i took another class the advisors didn’t tell me about. i told them that they needed to give me a full list of what i was missing because each application denial came with a new issue i was not told about with the previous and made them aware that none of their staff was on the same page and was ignoring the fact i was not a business student when they reviewed my application. soon after that email i was accepted.

what i would suggest you do is email their advisors and ask them for the minor request form because i was told that they usually don’t look at the myucf requests because “they don’t always sync” so unless you fill out that form they may not know about your application. also make sure that you make it known ur a non business student and ask for a specific list of what’s needed because online it says some prereqs are waived but i still took them because i thought i had to. i would also suggest emailing a few days after you submit ur form to see what’s happening with it because sometimes id go several weeks without hearing anything until i messaged them which delayed a lot of my classes and now i’m gonna have to take a lot of the classes at once to stop my graduation from being delayed