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This document outlines the process for undergraduate students to change or declare their major or minor at EKU, including instructions for using the EKUDirect system and the Declaration of Program

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How to fill out Change/Declaration of Major or Minor

1. Visit the academic advising office or the university's website.
2. Obtain the Change/Declaration of Major or Minor form.
3. Fill in your personal information, including your student ID and contact details.
4. Indicate your current major or minor and the new major or minor you wish to declare.
5. Consult with an academic advisor to discuss your decision and ensure the new major or minor aligns with your academic goals.
6. Obtain any necessary signatures from your advisor or department chair.
7. Submit the completed form to the appropriate office, either in person or electronically, as instructed.

Who needs Change/Declaration of Major or Minor?

1. Students who wish to change their current major or minor.
2. Students who have decided to declare a new major or minor for the first time.
3. Students seeking to align their studies with their career goals or interests.

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What should I major in if I'm good at English?

Any major related to law, politics, history, art, marketing, philosophy, literature, advertising, business-management, teaching, or mass-communication would be a good choice. All require excellent reading-comprehension skills. All need good (oral

What should I minor in as an English major?

To start, while you are still a student, consider some of the following: Pair the English major with one of the following minors (or consider a double major): Technical and Professional Writing, Public Relations, Business, Computer Science, Journalism, even Publishing if such a minor is available.

What does declaration of major mean?

When a student declares a major he/she is indicating which major he/she would like to pursue. In the College of Business students can declare Accounting, Finance, International Business, Management or Marketing. When a student is admitted into their major, that means he/she has met the admission requirements.

Does declaring a major help you get into college?

Declaring a Major For first-years applying to a major in the College, your choice of major will neither help nor hurt your prospects for admission. In fact, a large number of first-year applicants apply as undeclared.

How long can you go without declaring a major?

So, while it's perfectly alright to take a couple of semesters to explore your options, talk to students and faculty, and do a bit of self-discovery, it's typically advised that you make a declaration of major within the first three semesters of your undergraduate career.

Is it better to be undeclared or have a major?

If You're a Strong Applicant With Varied Interests If you have a high GPA, strong test scores, extensive extracurricular involvement, and excellent application essays, applying undecided will most likely have little impact on your admissions chances.

What happens if I don't declare my major?

With an undecided major, you may not have the same access to all courses. Certain seats in high-enrollment classes, especially core requirements for a major, may be reserved for students who have declared. This helps ensure the students who need those classes to graduate can take the course in time.

What does major and minor mean in English?

Majors: The primary field of study in a Bachelor's Degree. Combined Majors: An undergraduate degree focusing on two complementary subjects. Minors: A secondary specialization in a Bachelor's Degree.

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What is Change/Declaration of Major or Minor?

Change/Declaration of Major or Minor is the formal process by which a student designates or alters their academic focus, selecting a primary field of study (major) or an additional area of interest (minor) within their educational program.

Who is required to file Change/Declaration of Major or Minor?

Students who wish to change their current major or minor, declare a new major or minor, or those who do not yet have a declared major or minor are required to file a Change/Declaration of Major or Minor.

How to fill out Change/Declaration of Major or Minor?

To fill out the Change/Declaration of Major or Minor, students typically need to complete a specific form provided by their institution, including personal information, current and intended major or minor, and sometimes a rationale for the change.

What is the purpose of Change/Declaration of Major or Minor?

The purpose of Change/Declaration of Major or Minor is to formally record a student's academic intentions, ensuring their selected course of study aligns with their educational goals and career aspirations.

What information must be reported on Change/Declaration of Major or Minor?

The information that must be reported generally includes the student's name, student ID, current major or minor, requested major or minor, and any additional information required by the institution, such as academic advisor approval.