Does being undecided matter when choosing the college for you?

When you are a senior in high school and its that time to start applying to colleges, many people choose a school based off of their major. They want to make sure there is a good program for their major and that the school actually has the major. For students who are undecided, it may be a little harder. If you have absolutely no idea what you want to do, then you should definitely make sure the college you are looking at has a variety of options. Having a huge selection will be better so you can explore around and find out your interests by seeing what the college offers. For those who are undecided, it is key to know if there is a certain time that you need to declare a major by. You want to make sure you have enough time to take different classes to test out your options. Also, you want to see how difficult the process is for being undecided at the school of your choice.

You want to make sure that you are very comfortable at attending the school and being undecided there. Being confident is key, and finding a school that will support your needs is a big factor when deciding on the school for you.

While I was deciding between schools, I knew Michigan State was the one since it has so many options. I am able to explore different classes that I am interested in, to lead me in the direction of my future major. The advisors here are very helpful which is important, so you know that you have all the support you need.

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-Julia


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