Most American universities are founded on the belief that incoming students are barely capable of writing a proper sentence much less making monumental decisions such as a college major. In other words, students' indecisiveness is built into the system. That doesn't mean they make it easy, though. The best way is to get a copy of the courses and degrees catalog published by your school. Course guidelines are revised yearly, so make sure to get an updated version.
Some schools are kind enough to provide incoming students with free catalogs.
A growing number of colleges are placing catalogs on their World Wide Web sites for online access by students. Many schools offer the chance to major in not only one but two subjects. Some even give you the chance to earn two separate degrees. Again, rules vary from school to school on how you can pull this off. Pursuing a double major is an effective way to get more out of college and improve your chances of future success, but it can take a lot of effort and dedication.