Selecting classes shouldn't be confusing and overwhelming. At its worst, it feels like throwing darts or spinning a wheel. You just hope you get something good.
It doesn't have to be this way! Our advisors help you choose a broad, interesting schedule that we hope makes you excited for what's possible.
Check your Sample Plan
Look for the first class to get started. Most plans list foundational courses you have to take first for a major. Once you have those, look to see if classes are "sequenced" (you have to take one before another) or if you have to take particular subject areas as pre-reqs to more advanced courses.
Take Something Interesting
Classes you think sound interesting likely are. These could lead to additional majors, minors, certificates or research ideas. As a bonus - students who are interested in a class's content get better grades on average.
You're Not Wasting Time
Because of A&S general education (GE) requirements, every A&S class you take counts toward your degree. As a result, explore! Take a risk on a class way outside of your major. You might be surprised where it can take you.
