There is a major for everyone at Buena Vista University. If you cannot find one for you, but do not want to leave BVU, contact the Dean of the school you are in and something can usually be worked out. For example, a student wanted to major in advertising last year, but we did not offer it as a major here. This student called a school with an Advertising major and asked for a list of classes it required to graduate for that major. The student and Dean of the School of Communication and Arts came up with equivalent classes here at BVU, which allowed the student to graduate with a distributive adveritising major.
Most college students change their major at least once in their career.
A majority of students are undecided upon entering college. In your first year, I would recommend taking a variety of general education requirements in various fields of studying including science, computer science, history, communication, the humanities, religion, etc. Experiment with your major and embrace change because it will happen. Consult with your Academic Advisor about the direction you want to take in your college career. Your first Academic Advisor will more than likely be your First Year Seminar professor.