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How do you know what classes to take for a college major?

I will be in college in a few years, and i don't want to pay for classes I don't need. #academic-advising #college-major #scheduling #college

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Brittany’s Answer

Your university/college should have degree plans laid out. Your advisor will help make the path make sense! Check out the university website and look for a section that says something like "degrees and majors" and look for the major you are interested in.

Brittany recommends the following next steps:

Research university/college website
Meet with an advisor EARLY
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Thomas’s Answer

You should speak with a college counselor. They will help to guide you down the right path. However, the first thing to decide, is the college major. This will line up with a program that the school has already created for that degree. Even if undecided, there are prerequisite courses that span a number for degree programs.

Thomas recommends the following next steps:

Choose a Major and University
Speak with a Counselor
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Tyler’s Answer

Hi Victoriahna,
Once you've determined the major that you are looking to pursue, academic advisors for that major will generally provide you with a list of classes you're required to take.

Also, you can generally find the list of classes required on the school's webpage that helps to outline the specific requirements for a given degree.

I'm including a link to the school that I attended that helps to outline the classes that I took to get a degree in Business Administration (https://foster.uw.edu/academics/degree-programs/undergraduate-programs/curriculum/options/). This is going to vary widely across different disciplines and colleges, but wanted to give you a representative sample so you know what to look for.

Hopefully this helps!

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Tyler
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