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Undeclared and Exploratory Advising

What is this major?

What majors are offered at CSUSB? Find out more about majors and careers directly from the faculty who oversee these majors as they answer your most commonly asked questions!

Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration

How to Declare Your Major

Once you know what you want to major in, submit a Change of Major through your MyCoyote Student Center. Please view the Change of Major/Minor Guide

Roadmaps

Academic Advising

During the advising meetings:

  • We encourage you to read the current CSUSB Bulletin of Courses (catalog) to get information about the university, its majors and related career opportunities.

  • We help you to make a list of majors in which they are interested and provide contact information. During those meetings students are encouraged to inquire about academic requirements, career opportunities, possible scholarships and additional programs associated with the major.

  • We encourage them to also schedule an appointment with the Career Center to take a personality and/or interest assessment and discuss majors and careers of interest. 

  • Help you to understand your PAWS Report (Program Advising Worksheet for Students).

  • Monitors how long you are listed as undeclared. Your goal is to declare your major by the time you earn 60 semester units (junior status). Registration holds are placed until they declare a major.

  • Help you become familiar with academic support resources and services.

  • Your professors are another great source of information. Stop by during their office hours and talk with them about topics and majors. 

Other Resources

Interest Assessment - This quick activity helps you select your interests and find occupations that would be of interest to you. 

Career Videos - Watch short videos on various careers. 

What can I do with this major? - Explore careers related to different majors.

10 Clues to Career Direction - A quick reflection exercise to understand yourself better. 

Bureau of Labor Statistics - Find career information on duties, education and training, pay, and outlook for hundreds of occupations.

Health Professions Advising Center – The resources page gives information on various medical professions. You can also e-mail HPAC at hpac@csusb.edu

List of CSUSB majors – Find a complete list of CSUSB majors and degree requirements. 

CSUSB Career Center – Schedule an appointment with a career counselor to discuss interests, assessments, majors, and careers.