When you're truly interested in a subject, you do better work. 

Things to Consider When Choosing a Major

• Take a self-assessment to learn more about your values, skills and interests. What you learn will help you evaluate options and make decisions.
• Complete the Choosing a Major Worksheet (pdf) on the second page of our tip sheet. The worksheet is designed to help you collect helpful information, compare your options and make a decision.
• Meet with your First Year Advisor and Associate Advisor (if applicable) assigned through the Office of Undergraduate Advising and Academic Programming to discuss your options and gain advice and guidance.
• Schedule an appointment with a career counselor to discuss majors and career interests.
• Read information provided by the Registrar's Office on Undergraduate Majors and Minors.
• Attend academic department open houses, usually held each spring semester.

The Truth About Majors and Careers

• Choosing a major does not limit you to only one career choice.
• Choosing a career does not limit you to only one major.
• Graduate work does not have to be in the same area as your undergraduate degree.
• It's okay to change your mind!