Go to a campus visit ready to experience the school as if you were a student there. Back to FAQ 8. Maybe, maybe not. If your study area will be specialized, such as engineering, fine arts, communications, music, architecture, certain foreign languages, etc. At those colleges where classes are smaller and the choice of a major can be put off for a year or two, entering as an undecided student might feel more comfortable than entering without a declared major at a more specialized and larger university.
Career counseling varies from college to college.
Visiting the career office early in your college career can introduce you to a variety of valuable resources. Back to FAQ 9. The process leading to that result is critical. Students should first step back and explore options, ask questions about themselves, assess their academic needs and goals and examine their dreams. The only way to be certain a choice truly fits is to explore other possibilities, too.