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Not sure about your major? Undecided and not sure where to start? Thinking of switching your major? Adding a minor or double major? Browse our Virtual Meet Your Major Fair! Learn from representatives and advisors from majors across campus. Explore areas of interest, discover a major you never knew existed, and start your major exploration journey. With over 150 majors on campus, there’s something for everyone- start learning about what possibilities are waiting for you.

Questions about the Meet Your Major Fair? Contact The A Center at 520-621-7763 or by email: theacenter@email.arizona.edu

Explore Majors by Interest Areas: 

Click on a major area of interest below to view the videos. 

Agribusiness Economics and Management
Architecture
Economics (B.A.)
Eller College of Management/Pre-Business
Environmental & Water Resource Economics (learn more here)
Game Design & Development
Information Science and eSociety
Landscape Architecture
Personal and Family Financial Planning
Race Track Industry Program
Retailing & Consumer Science
Sustainable Built Environments

Deaf Studies
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Family Studies & Human Development
Literacy, Learning, and Leadership
Math Education 
Mild-Moderate Disabilities
Rehabilitation Studies & Services

Aerospace & Mechanical
Architectural
Biosystems
Biomedical
Chemical
Civil
Electrical & Computer
Engineering Management
Environmental
Industrial
Materials Science
Mining & Geological
Optical Sciences
Software Engineering
Systems 
College of Engineering Academic Affairs (Pre-Engineering) (learn more here)

Care, Health and Society
Emergency Medical Services
Nursing
Nutritional Sciences
Nutrition & Food Systems
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Pre-Pharmacy
Physiology & Medical Sciences
Precision Nutrition and Wellness
Pre-Health Professions Advising Program 
Public Health
Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences 
Wellness and Health Promotion Practice

Africana Studies
American Indian Studies
Classics
East Asian Studies
French
German Studies
Global Studies
Italian
Judaic Studies
Latin American Studies
Mexican American Studies
Middle Eastern & North African Studies
Religious Studies
Russian & Slavic Studies
Spanish & Portuguese
World Literature

Agricultural Technology Management & Education
Animal Sciences
Applied Physics
Astronomy
Biology, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology and Bioinformatics
Biosystems Analytics and Technology
Chemistry & Biochemistry
College of Applied Science & Technology
Computer Science
Environmental Science
Food Safety
Geography (B.S.)
Geosciences
Hydrology & Atmospheric Sciences
Information Science, Technology & Arts
Mathematics
Microbiology
Molecular & Cellular Biology
Natural Resources & The Environment
Neuroscience & Cognitive Science
Physics
Planetary Science & Astrobiology (minor)
Plant Sciences
Sustainable Plant Systems
Statistics & Data Science
Veterinary Sciences

Anthropology
Applied Humanities
Care, Health and Society
Communication
Criminal Justice Studies
Environmental Studies
Food Studies
Games & Behavior
Geography (B.A.)
Gender &W Women’s Studies
History
Human Rights Practice
Information Science and e-Society
Information Science, Technology, and the Arts
Judaic Studies
Law
Linguistics
Philosophy
Philosophy, Politics, Economics and Law (PPEL)
Political Science
Public Management & Policy
Psychology
Psychological Science
Religious Studies
Sociology
Urban and Regional Development

Advising Resource Center: Information Sheet

General Studies (BGS) 
Major Exploration
Pre-Law

NEXT STEPS AFTER THE FAIR

 

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Other ways to continue the major exploration process:

 

Narrowed it down to a few or ready to declare? Connect with an academic advisor in majors of interest (by email or appointment).

 

HELPFUL THINGS TO LEARN ABOUT MAJORS: 

  • What would you learn about when studying this major? 

  • How do you declare this major? 

  • Is there a minimum GPA required to declare the major?   

  • Does having this GPA guarantee admission into the major? 

  • How many units do you take for the major? 

  • What are the required courses? 

  • Do you need to declare the major before you can take these courses? 

  • What level of math and second language are required? 

  • Does this major require that you complete a minor? 

  • What are some examples of internships, research opportunities and/or clubs that are associated with this major? Where can you find more information about them? 

  • What careers are directly associated with this major?