Some programs of study will require you to be a declared major or minor in order to take the department courses. However, knowing your academic strengths, weaknesses and interests will help you to ...

Students considering graduate work in economics or related disciplines should take additional mathematics courses, roughly the equivalent of a minor in mathematics. The Economics major is meant to be ...

The term "co-major" is unique and indicates that students must complete a primary major in any academic division at Miami University. The Entrepreneurship Minor exposes students to the mindset and ...

Some departments will ask you to bring a completed copy of major/minor worksheet (PDF) to the Office of the University Registrar. Please note that this form will be accepted by the Office of the ...

Students are not asked to declare a major until April of their sophomore year, so roughly half of all enrolled students are still yet undeclared. Although not required, about 60 percent of declared ...

But when it comes to preparing for long-term, meaningful career success, other factors can weigh more heavily than a student’s major. Research suggests that students should be more concerned ...

Harmonic minor keys are used when writing chords. There is another version of the minor key known as the melodic minor. This is used when writing a melody. Each key signature has two possible keys.

"A minor can allow you to explore a subfield of your major – communications with a focus on business, for example," Rachel York, an admissions counselor and academic adviser at admissions ...

Students often choose to double major or supplement their major with a minor(s). Academic and peer advisors are available to help navigate the process of selecting, adding, or changing majors and ...

It consists of a co-major and minor and includes a wide range of students from over 40 different majors on campus. Emphasizing creativity and experimentation, it offers students the opportunity to ...

If you entered Hope as a first-year student, you may declare a major after you complete your first semester. If you entered as a transfer, you can declare anytime. Anyone may declare a minor at any ...