RANGER RESTART: Updates, resources, and FAQsDeclaring Your Major
The Degree Audit Report (DARS) is used to plan coursework and stay on track with the requirements for completion of a degree. To be able to use the report, you need to declare your area(s) of study.
Your major status is listed as undeclared or as an "intended" area of interest until you submit a Declaration form and are accepted into a major. You must declare a major by the time you complete 60 degree credits. You may change, add or drop by filing another declaration form.
Once you have completed the declaration form, you should take the form to the appropriate department. Be sure and check your Student Center on SOLAR to verify that your major has been updated.
You may also declare a minor, certificate and/or concentrations using the Declaration form.
Declaration Forms
Your major status is listed as undeclared or as an "intended" area of interest until you submit a Declaration form and are accepted into a major. You must declare a major by the time you complete 60 degree credits. You may change, add or drop by filing another declaration form.
Once you have completed the declaration form, you should take the form to the appropriate department. Be sure and check your Student Center on SOLAR to verify that your major has been updated.
You may also declare a minor, certificate and/or concentrations using the Declaration form.
For more information about our academic programs, including specific requirements for being accepted into the major, please see our Programs.
Declaration Forms
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Major
The subject or field of study of specialization. For example, students
planning to specialize in mathematics will major in this field. Students
choosing to specialize in two subjects will have a double major.
Concentration
A concentration is a specialized focus within a major. With the
exception of Applied Health Sciences and Business, concentrations are
optional.
Minor
A field of secondary emphasis. The total number of units required in the minor field is less than that required for the major