It’s okay not to know what you want to major in. Most of us need a little time to figure out what we want to do after college. Take time to explore your options.
By taking time to explore your interests, you are:
about 5%of students who enroll at IU are exploratory
64%of classes have fewer than 30 students
At IU Bloomington, you can wait until the beginning of your sophomore year to declare a major. This means you can use your freshman year to explore your interests, and see what’s right for you.
Allison Higgs chose IU because of the amazing options for exploratory students. She says, “IU wants students to explore their options and advisors are great at helping students. My advisor recommended introductory courses that aligned with my interests, and you don’t have to worry that you won't be supported—the faculty and advisors at IU are all available to exploratory students.”
And don’t forget to take advantage of Career Exploration and Student Employment. They serve exploratory students, and will help you find the career that’s right for you.
