Exploring Alternatives

1. You chose your major without a lot of thought or information.
2. You felt pressured to pursue a certain major by family, friends or teachers.
3. Your heart’s not in it.
4. You are not enjoying your courses and find more interest in another field.
5. Your current major does not match your strengths.
6. You are not performing well in your major classes.
7. It’s impacting your relationships and mental health.
8. You participated in an internship and didn't like it.
9. You spend time thinking, researching and asking about other majors.
10. The program is not worth the investment.

*Adapted from 20 Signs It’s Time to Change Your Major, Colleges of Distinction

• You are not alone! Explore related or new majors that best meet your interests, skills and abilities. 
• Meet with an EPAC advisor to know it's okay to move on. There are other great majors!
• If you already have a new major in mind, contact the appropriate advising office for further assistance, including how to apply to your new major.
• If you are uncertain of your new major, consider completing the Changing Your Major to Exploratory/Undecided form. Most requests require an EPAC advising appointment, especially if you have more than 45 credits completed.