What's Good About Being "Undecided"?

* You will have an academic advisor to assist you in your choice of courses and discuss majors with you

* You don't have to worry right away about fulfilling major requirements. The best time to "try on" courses, as well as to learn more about yourself, your talents, your skills, and your interests, is now -- during your first two years

* Being undecided gives you a chance to become an "engaged" student, in charge of your own education

* As you explore classes that provide insights about your own talents and learning style, you are engaged in opportunities to educate yourself for life and prepare for a lifetime of jobs and activities.