This is our last piece of advice from UNIV117 students for the summer. Next week we will start featuring our 2024-2025 UST Peer Liaisons on the blog and Instagram. Make sure you follow us @ust_at_ud
“To incoming undeclared students, I would advise them to explore various subjects, engage with peers and professors, and take advantage of resources to gain clarity and direction in their academic and career pursuits.”
“A piece of advice I would give to incoming undeclared students is to not rush the process; you’ll figure out what you want to do eventually. I would also recommend taking this class [UNIV117 (Exploring Your Academic Path)] because it has helped me a lot to narrow down what major I want to do.”
“Another piece of advice I would give is to look into minors that interest you and consider having a minor, double minor, or [double] major. As an overachiever, being in the communication major seemed so general and not enough variety, but looking at minors can spark interests and ideas.”
“Talk to your advisor because they are your best resource. When I started, all I thought about was how I had no clue what my major would be and what I wanted to do with my life. I gradually started to get closer with my advisor and talk about what I really liked. Then, the day I met with her for class registration I declared my major.”
“My advice to an incoming freshman is to first of all, get involved. I did not get involved at all this year because I didn’t know what interested me or where my place was, but I wish I just tried things I figured I wouldn’t like because I think I would’ve had such a better experience here if I connected with others and tried to discover any possible interests. That is my biggest regret, so to those incoming students, do not wait to try something new.”
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