This is asking for you to list your major or field of specialization which you focused on during your course of study at that particular institution.

If English is your first declared major then your academic advisor should be listed on your Albert record either on the top of your degree progress report or on your registration status report. If English is your second declared major, you advisor is the department's DUGS. The department's website has a faculty list, which includes contact information and a brief bio for each professor. Office hours are also listed here.

The Florida State University will allow students to remain undeclared until they have attempted seventy-five (75) semester hours; however, it is common for academic majors to require that specific courses be taken during the freshman and sophomore years. An advisor from the intended major is the best person with whom to discuss these requirements. Students should, therefore, declare their intended major as early as possible to ensure proper advisement.

With the exception of ECON 145, none of the upper or lower division courses require that you are a declared major. However, if you are planning to major/minor in Economics, it is highly recommended that you seek advice on your coursework as soon as possible.

Yes! The only requirement for application is that you have completed your freshman year of college, and that you have an interest in the program and a desire to learn! If you change your mind about how you want the credits applied, it’s no problem. The credits can be changed retroactively.

Fill out a “Change or Declaration of Major” form and have it signed by the coordinator in the department that you are entering. You do not need a signature from biology to drop the major, but you do need a signature of the Academic Coordinator (Burruss 302) if you wish to add BIO as a minor. These forms are available in the biology office (Burruss 242), at the Records Desk 300 Warren Campus Center, or any other department main office.

No. When applying to Bentley, you are applying to the institution and not a specific academic program or department. Students entering Bentley as transfer students will be expected to declare their academic major at the end of their sophomore year. If you enter Bentley having earned advanced sophomore standing, you will be given a chance to declare your major soon after entering.

If you are undeclared in the college of Natural Resource and the Environment your advisor is Dr. Martha Baker. If you have a declared major, you will be assigned a faculty advisor; the best thing to do is call the chief undergraduate advisor in your department to find out who you need to see. Be sure to visit your advisor often, but especially during counseling period.

You can change your major at any ACC Office of Admissions and Records. Be sure to advise the Office of Admissions and Records of any address or name changes.

Did you receive a copy of the Major Declaration Form with notice of the name of your new advisor? If so, come to the Registrar's Office, so we can correct your record. If not, be aware that it often takes departments several weeks to send Major Declaration Forms to the Registrar's Office. Check with your department to make sure they have received the form.

You can change your major at any STCC Office of Admissions and Records. Be sure to advise the Office of Admissions and Records of any address or name changes.

Once a student fails to declare a major on or before a deadline, he/she loses TAP for that particular semester. There are no exceptions.

In general, registration in Science Education Courses is limited to students who have been admitted to the Woodring College of Education and who have met specific course prerequisites.

When changing the academic major, students must start the process all over again according to the application requirements listed above. Students are required to keep the State Coordinator informed of any change in academic major, address or long-term leave of absence from studies. BACK TO QUESTIONS

Within the new student information system, the terms 'major' and 'plan' both represent the degree program that the student is planning and majoring in. Students who are undecided or unsure of what they want as their major can research major requirements and should consult with their advisor for more information concerning the courses required in the major and any prerequisite coursework necessary before entering the major.

Yes, and several IDS/IS students are currently doing just that. You should be aware that NO double-counting of credits is allowed between the IDS degree and the other discipline. Therefore, any double major will require more credit hours than are normally obtained in an undergraduate degree. Normally, that implies more time as well. [TOP]     [HOME]

Most applicants to health professions schools have majored in a biological discipline. However, a biology major is not a requirement to apply: health professions schools accept applications from a variety of undergraduate majors ranging across the scientific disciplines: even the humanities. You should keep in mind, however, that all the health professions schools require that you take a certain minimum of science courses. See this FAQ for more details about this.

PCGS requires that you state your declared values on your submission form. This information is used to determine your service level and return shipping fees. To determine your declared values you may use the PCGS Price Guide value for the estimated grade of your coin or you may wish to check other trade publications and price guides, auction results or contact a PCGS Authorized Dealer.

According to the American College Health Association, the top 5 reasons for poor academic performance are:

Yes, but it is a complex process and should be attempted only after you have given it much thought. The Air Force offers scholarships only in certain academic areas and allows changes only under certain circumstances. You must have permission from the Air Force prior to changing. If you change without permission, you will lose your scholarship.