Hey everybody, my name is Kevin O'Bryan. I am a student at OU and I am proud to live on campus. This year, I am a Housing Ambassador, a position that I am very excited to have. I am entering my third year here at OU and have lived on campus for the last two years. I am a philosophy major and absolutely love it! My favorite thing about OU besides all the great people and friends is probably basketball, because I love going to the free games and cheering on the Golden Grizzlies.
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Major Pain
So one of the most common questions people ask freshman when they get to college is “What is your major?” Deciding a major is one of the pivotal moments of a person’s undergraduate career. No wonder it can be so HARD! But it doesn’t have to be. Oakland has a myriad of resources for those having trouble deciding what major is best for their desired career, or for those who do not know what that desired career is. Oakland offers so many different majors, from Accounting to Exercise Science, that there is one that will be right for anyone.
Here is a quick breakdown of some interests and what major they might correspond with:
If you excel at math, what about:
Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, Business, or even Math
Or what about if you like strict science:
Biology, Nursing, Chemistry, or Physics
*Pre-Med is NOT a major, but a concentration*
I like people, so I might consider:
Communication, Psychology, Sociology, or Anthropology
But I like art, so I will think about:
Studio art, Music, Theatre, Dance, or Art History
I LOVE to read and write, so these majors are for me:
Philosophy, English, Foreign Languages, or Writing
As you can see, there are many different majors for lots of different people. These are just a handful of tons of options that you have at Oakland University. And don’t worry if you are not sure about which one, for you have until the end of your sophomore year to declare a major. And don’t think you are stuck with what you pick, for more than 60% of college students switch majors at least once. Also, ask about the Advising Resource Center if you have any questions about careers or majors. They are here to help. Happy major hunting!
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