Of course, and it's not uncommon to change your major once you've had some time to figure out your interests, strengths, values as well as your likes and dislikes.

Sometimes you need experience with a major before you know if it's the right fit. Be aware that with a few majors you need to begin taking major courses in your first semester or your first year to be on sequence to graduate within the traditional four-year time frame.

We encourage you to take this time to evaluate your interests. What do you enjoy doing in your spare time?

Is there anything that you happen to be a "natural" at? If nothing comes to mind right away, that's ok. You have your first year to explore a variety of classes through the General Education program.