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Exploratory FAQ
I do not like the major I am currently in. Can I change it?
Yes, under certain conditions. If you are in semester 1-5 (using the Universal Tracking method) and you wish to change your major within Liberal Arts and Sciences, you must meet with an academic advisor. Your academic record will be evaluated to determine if you meet the intended major's admission criteria.
How can I see an advisor in my college and where are they located?
Each college has academic advisors available to discuss different options available to you in their college and to discuss your academic plans and progress toward any of their programs. If you need to see an advisor in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, you can come to the Academic Advising Center between8-5 Monday-Friday to see a walk-in advisor or call (352) 392-1521 to make an appointment. Click here for a complete list of college reps.
Where can I go for more information about majors in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences?
You can find out more about the college's department, programs, and centers at www.clas.ufl.edu .
Where can I go for help in choosing my major?
There are numerous resources for students on campus to assist them in choosing a major. Please look at the information we have for exploratory students to help you in your decision making process.
What major is suggested for students who wish to pursue medical or law school in the future?
There is no specific major that medical or law schools prefer. Students should pick a major which is of interest to them and explore the careers which are possible with that major, just in case medical or law school does not work out.
PLEASE NOTE ALL INFORMATION IS BASED ON THE UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW STUDENTS UNDER DIFFERENT CATALOGS MAY BE EFFECTED, PLEASE CONTACT AN ADVISOR OR YOUR APPROPRIATE CATALOG!
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