You have an academic adviser who is experienced in advising undeclared students. Preparation for a career begins with good counseling and you will start to receive that counseling from the moment you arrive at the University of Dayton. These carefully selected advisers are committed to helping undeclared students. The Center offers a battery of preference tests designed to discover your abilities and interests. Career planning, personal counseling and testing are only a few of the areas addressed by the Center's staff.
Many students change majors once, twice or even three times.
The goal is choosing the major that is right for you. At the University of Dayton, we encourage and advise you to take your time in choosing a major. We encourage you to discover your abilities and to realize your potential. Topics such as study skills, goal setting and academic choices are discussed. The sections for undeclared students are limited to 20, and the professor serves as both your instructor and your academic adviser.