Our goal is to provide you with both an education for a specific profession and an education for life. If you are unsure about your profession but are looking for a supportive environment in which to explore your interests, consider undeclared status at the University of Dayton. You may enroll as an undeclared student in the College of Arts and Sciences and in the Schools of Business Administration, Education and Allied Professions, and Engineering, which includes engineering technology. Choosing undeclared You can be a part of a special advisement process for undeclared students which allows you to explore different academic disciplines before choosing a specific area of study. You have the flexibility to prepare yourself to make a more informed decision when it is time to select your major, and an academic adviser who is experienced in advising undeclared students.
Many students change majors once, twice or even three times.
The goal is choosing the right major for you. At the University of Dayton, we advise you to take your time in choosing a major, and encourage you to discover your abilities and realize your potential. Deciding on a major 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. Designed to provide concrete assistance to all first-year students, academic advisers for undeclared students are sensitive to your needs as you search for an academic area of study appropriate for your talents and desires. These carefully selected advisers are committed to helping undeclared students.