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Is this the right
major for me?
The Undeclared Program
(#6000) is intended to help students clarify their
educational goals. It is designed especially for
students who are unsure about their major.
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How long can I be in the Undeclared Program?
This is a one semester
program. Students must select a major after completing
12 credits or one full time semester of study.
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What type of support will I receive in the
Undeclared Program?
Undeclared students
will receive support and guidance from many sources:
- The Counseling
Office will provide information regarding the
"Career Pathways and Majors Workshop"
which you are required to attend. The counselors
may also provide information on transfer options
and career choices.
- Professor P. Bernson,
Coordinator of the Undeclared Program, will
contact you regarding the program requirements
and is available for assistance throughout the
semester. She can connect you with a faculty
advisor from the field of study you are most
interested in. These faculty advisors supplement
the information you receive from Counseling,
as well as provide advisement for course selection
and requirements in your newly declared major.
- The Office of
the Dean of Students will process your change
of major form and will assign you to an appropriate
faculty advisor.
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What does a typical course schedule look like
during this first semester?
Your coursework might
include English Composition I, humanities and
social science electives, and a technology or
science course. You should also include a course
in an area of interest or one to help determine
your major. Developmental courses, such as writing
skills, basic math or basic algebra may be required.
The Testing Center will provide you with the necessary
information.
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Can I transfer into the Undeclared program?
Transfer students
who have twelve or more credits are not be eligible
for the Undeclared Program.
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Will I be eligible for financial aid?
The Undeclared Program
is a recognized program of study for receipt of
financial aid. Therefore, students in this program
may be eligible for financial aid. Contact the
Financial Aid office for more information.
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How will I eventually declare a major?
After attending the
"Career Pathways and Majors Workshop"
and meeting with either the Coordinator of the
Undeclared Program or your faculty advisor, you
should be able to select a major that reflects
your interests and goals. Complete the change
of major form at the Office of the Dean of Students
and then meet with the assigned faculty advisor
for course advisement. Remember - all change of
major forms for the Undeclared program must be
processed through this office.
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Where can I get additional information?
You should contact
Professor Doreen
Sabella, Coordinator of the Undeclared
Program, or call the Counseling Office.
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