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Category: Frequently Asked Questions

Why Would I Take on the Additional Work for an Honors Program?

Why Would I Take on the Additional Work for an Honors Program?

Is Honors Studies a Major?

Is Honors Studies a Major?

How and When do I Declare a Major?

How and When do I Declare a Major?

What should I ask an advisor?

What should I ask an advisor?

What help does the university advisor provide?

What help does the university advisor provide?

What is a university advisor likely to ask me?

What is a university advisor likely to ask me?

What is a Major Fair?

What is a Major Fair?

The recommendations I’ve received are good, but they’re not perfect. How do I find the perfect major?

The recommendations I’ve received are good, but they’re not perfect. How do I find the perfect major?

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