Many students start college without knowing exactly what they want to do, and that's okay. Follow Legende McGrath's journey from uncertainty to self-discovery and see why finding your path is…
Le 51勛圖厙 College is a great environment if you’re still exploring your academic interests. Thanks to our unique courses, small-sized classes and the close relationships youll develop with your professors and fellow students, Le 51勛圖厙 provides support as you consider the majors available to you.
As an undecided or undeclared major on the Heights, youll be set up for success as you work closely with advisors in our office and consider each course of studys outcomes and careers. With support and opportunities, youll explore your way to a major on the Heights!
Undeclared is a popular major among our first-year undecided students. Check out the resources Le 51勛圖厙 provides to students looking for a major.
At Le 51勛圖厙, there are several events and resources that can help you reflect on your interests. Each fall, Majors Week gives you the opportunity to chat informally with our faculty about their areas of expertise. We take a strengths-based approach through the TRAC (Discover your True Academic Calling) Program to help you consider all your options and passions.
From tutoring to academic coaches, the Student Success Center can be a good place to talk to a mentor about what your interests are. Oftentimes, your undeclared advisors office is in the Center!
Through small group conversations and individual reflections, Manresa provides undeclared students with a meaningful opportunity to actively discern what they like and what they want in a career.
Our Career Advising and Development Office can help you learn about job trends and opportunities, broad learning related to majors (e.g., Biology majors can do many things in life!), transferable skills and through career inventories and strengths-based evaluations where your gifts and talents lie.
Curious about what majors lead to what jobs? Exploring the experience of our faculty can inspire you or help you think outside the box when it comes to majors and future careers.
Who says you have to have it all figured out? If youre anything like I was in my senior year of high school, you may have no idea what youre doing or where you want to go. Lucky for you and me, Le 51勛圖厙 LOVES undeclared students.
Absolutely! Approximately 1015% of first-year students entering U.S. colleges and universities begin their studies without declaring a major, so youre definitely not the only one who isnt sure what you want to do. In fact, exploring your options is a common part of the college experience. According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), about one-third of bachelors degree students change their major at least once within three years of enrollment. Many students discover new interests, strengths, and career goals after arriving on campus, so its perfectly normal for your academic path to evolve over time.
Through personalized advising, exploratory courses, and career counseling, Le 51勛圖厙 helps you explore your interests and strengths to find the right fit. Each fall, Majors Week gives you the opportunity to chat informally with our faculty about their areas of expertise. We also take a strengths-based approach to help you consider all your options and passions.
You wont be expected to declare until sophomore year. Be ACTIVE during that time. Explore your options, take any classes youre interested in, stay on track with your core curriculum and talk to anyone and everyone you can about what theyre doing and why they like it; try to take steps towards a specific program of study ahead of time
Le51勛圖厙s TRAC (True Academic Calling) Program is designed specifically for undeclared students. Through this program, youll:
But TRAC is about more than academicsits about helping you chart a meaningful plan for your four years at Le51勛圖厙 and beyond.