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Frequently Asked Questions
About Choosing A Major
- How do I choose a major/career?
- Some of the ways to take the career assessment testing offered through the Advising Office or to use DISCOVER. (a computer-assisted career guidance system), talk to people who are in jobs you might like, or seek career counseling with an adviser.
- Do I have to declare a major?
- No, but it may be difficult to determine the appropriate classes to take if you do not know your general direction.
- What majors have the best chance for a job?
- The Advising Center should be contacted for the most up-to-date information.
- How do I know which classes to start with?
- See your advisor to help you develop your education plan.
- How do I change my major?
- Forms are available in the Admissions and Records Office.
- How can I find out the classes I will need for my major?
- See your advisor.
- What are the basics? Will they apply to any major?
- Basics are usually general education courses. Basics are courses that are required of all students in a program or at an institution. However, since different schools have different requirements, the basics may vary. Temple College: Core Curriculum Courses
- Can I just "sit-in" on classes until I find out if the classes interest me?
- Normally, only students who have paid tuition for a class can occupy a seat in the classroom. You may enroll on an audit basis for an additional fee. However, first priority is given to non-audit students.
- I cannot read very well. Will this affect my major?
- Yes. Many majors involve classes that require a great deal of reading. The THEA test should tell you if you are at college reading level. Developmental classes are available to develop your reading skills.
- I am working. Are most of the classes offered in the evening?
- Yes, over a period of several terms. Check the "Schedule of Classes".
- I have a lot of work experience. Can I get college credit for it?
- Check with the Admissions Office.
- How can I find out about off-campus classes and where they are offered?
- Off-campus classes are listed in the "Schedule of Classes".
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