Your degree journey is largely influenced by the major and career you decide to pursue. There are many resources to help you choose a degree that aligns with your strengths and values. Talk with your advisor about your interests and use the resources below to explore and learn more.
Majors Profiles Review a list of all majors, minors, and certificates available at the university.
Changing Colleges Learn how to apply to another college within the UMN-TC
Explore by Field Consider various majors across the university that relate to a specific field.
Health Majors Human Physiology, Health Service Management, Psychology, Biology, etc.
Business Majors Economics, Finance, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Human Resources, etc.
STEM Majors Physics, Food Science, Data Science, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, etc.
College of Sciene & Engineering major exploration tool: What Can I Do with a major in....
TECH Majors Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Design, Strategic Communication, etc.
To decide on a major that suits you, it is often helpful to first understand your strengths, interests, and values:
Start your Personal Exploration Journey
Decisions are Hard, but you're not alone! CAPE provides free individualized, 1-on-1 support to students who are undecided or exploring multiple majors.
If want to do some exploring on your own but still have a guide and support from a coach, then you may prefer to enroll in this 1-credit, online-blended course:
Each college has different admissions criteria, prerequisites, and application timelines. Click on a college to learn more about how to apply:
Carlson: Carlson School of Management
CDES: College of Design
Admissions Statistics:
Fall 2024 Change of College Student Data (applications versus admissions)
Get 1-on-1 Guidance:
Students are encouraged to meet with the Change of College Coach in the Center for Academic Planning & Exploration (CAPE) to get individualized support in the college change process.
Contingency planning:
Some colleges are harder to get into than others. Be prepared with a back-up plan: Parallel Planning
Learn about Earning a Dual Degree and Double Majoring
Consider adding a Minor and/or Certificate
Explore career fields associated with a specific major: What Can I do with a Major in....?
The Occupational Outlook Handbook shows salary and industry trends.