Students entering the University as "Undecided/Undeclared" are assigned advisors from faculty advisors from any discipline. These students need to use their first year to explore different major options as well as deciding upon a future direction. The focus of their coursework should be upon completing general education requirements. Students who have reached their sophomore year without selecting a major will need special guidance and work with their advisor at this crucial stage in their academic program. 
  
At the beginning of the sophomore year a student remains undecided, it is suggested that they work with the Career Development Center. It may also be useful for the advisor and advisee to take some extra time to discuss the student's interests to determine how they might be matched with available programs of study.  The student may also wish to make an appointment with one or more faculty in various departments for a more in-depth discussion of particular majors (the advisor may also assist in this process).