There are many strategies for discovering your career potential. Career interest inventories such as the Strong Interest Inventory or the Campbell Interest and Skill Survey are frequently used, as well as a personality inventory, The Kiersey Temperment Sorter. A skills card sort and a work values inventory are other important tools in helping you choose an appropriate career direction. You may also be interested in the interactive software program FOCUS II that can supplement career counseling.

While we recommend meeting with a counselor from the Advising & Counseling Center or the Career Services Center for assistance in choosing a major, there are also online resources available.

First, contact your advisor and explain that you desire to change your major. The advisor should contact the dean’s office and the college advisor will direct you to the appropriate college advisor for a new degree plan.

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Yes, counselors assist students with selection of courses in which they can succeed and which lead them toward their goals. Courses considered are based upon the student's assessed skills, their selected career and/or the institution to which they plan to transfer. Visit our Counseling website for more information.

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You are required to notify Veteran Services of any change or addition of majors and/or minors. Before contacting Veteran Services you must submit a major or minor change form to the UCF Registrar???s Office. At the same time or once the university system acknowledges the change, you must complete and submit a VA Change of Place/Training form (form DD- 22 xx95) to Veteran Services.

Make an appointment to meet with a counselor to take one or more of the self-assessments offered by the Center for Career Development, including the Career Liftoff and the Strong Interest Inventory. You do not need to have chosen a career in order to pick a major. Major in what you are interested and in what you do well. Employers frequently do not require that you have a specific major.

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Course information sheets can be printed from the individual Course Details page. Please click the additional course details link at the bottom of the page.

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Until your major is officially changed through the records office you will need to meet with your current advisor. Your academic records are kept by your current advisor until s/he receives notification that your change of major has been processed, at which time s/he will forward your materials to your new major. We do this so you won’t get lost in “The System.”

There is a mimimum 2.5 GPA requirement to change majors to ARCH or INTD, if that requirement met you can go online and complete a request form or go by the ARCH office to pick one up. You will schedule an appointment to meet with a department advisor from the major in which you’d like to change to, they will discuss their requirements to be accepted into their program.

There is no specific deadline for choosing a major, although students who remain undecided through their sophomore year should utilize the services of the Student Advisement Center for assistance. In addition, the Career Center can be a valuable resource in helping students decide upon a major and a career. Canisius College awards course credit for AP courses taken in high school.

Faculty and departmental advisors at your college or university can provide you with a wealth of information on different majors. If you are in high school, your school counselor should be your first contact.

Contact the Academic Advising Office. You can set up an appointment to meet with an Academic Advisor. The purpose of academic advising is to help you find classes and programs that suit your educational and career objectives. Academic advisors provide accurate, up-to-date information, tailored to address your individual needs. Advising can be done in person, by mail or by telephone.

Students who remain Undeclared through their sophomore year should come to the Student Advisement Center for advisement and assistance. There is no specific deadline for choosing a major, however, students should visit the career center as soon as possible to discuss majors and careers.

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Trying to choose a lender can be a difficult task. Start by asking for referrals from friends, family, neighbors and your real estate agent. If you are building, ask the builder for a referral, since most are willing to help you find financing. Find out what kind of rates the lender offers and the terms of the loan, especially on adjustable rate mortgages (ARM). Find out what their “junk” fees are.

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Yes. You need to visit with the department chair of your major. The chair will help you through the process.

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Absolutely! The Career Services Center has trained counselors to assist students with career exploration, major decisions, job searching, resume writing and any other career related issues.

Career Services offers many resources for 1st and 2nd year students who are choosing a major. Our Career Advisors and Counselors can meet individually with students to go over options for making this decision. We educate students to let them know that an academic major is not the only predictor of career choice (see "What Can I do with a Major in...".) There are also many programs throughout the year for students to attend which help educate students on choosing a major.