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A major is your main area of study in college. You will spend about half of your time in school taking classes related to your major.
Most majors require between 30 and 60 credits. This is roughly 10 to 18 individual classes.
You don’t have to pick your major right away. Most students declare a major by the end of their second year.
You can add a minor (a smaller side subject) or even a double major if you want to study two things.
Your major is important, but it doesn’t lock you into one job. Many people work in fields that are different from their college major.
Your major shapes which classes you take, the skills you build, and the career paths you may pursue after graduation. Choosing the right major is an important decision, but it doesn’t have to be stressful. Many students change their minds along the way, and that’s okay.
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