Picking a major is a confusing decision for any student to make. It is even more confusing when you have no idea what you want to do. But an undecided major is okay!

Applying to colleges admittedly undecided about your major is actually way harder than centering your application around a focused intended major.

It can be scary and bewildering if you fall into that “don’t know what to major in” category. Luckily, we’ve been there.

There are plenty of components that deserve your focused attention. In our view, this is probably the most overhyped entry in college admissions.

Which major should I choose to increase my chances of admission? Will college major chances differ between students?
I’d like to major in bioengineering at this college. Can you tell me what the admission rates are compared to other programs? I may apply to another if my chances decline in choosing this program.

It can be a very stressful decision. In this article, we’ll review five of the most common myths about choosing your major for college.

One key difference in after high school is the variety in choices of college major. Let’s dig right in to tips for exploring college majors.