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College Majors

Major Statistics

1,800+

College Majors Available

More than 1,800 distinct majors profiled across U.S. institutions.

2K+

Unique minors offered

Typically declared later (sophomore/junior year), after major is set, but flexible.

20-50%

Enter College Undecided

US college freshmen enter without declaring a major.

Help Deciding Your Career or Major?

Get the answers you need in 10 minutes.

The RIASEC Quiz (Derived from John L. Holland's battle-tested theory) pinpoints your vibe across six types:

  • Realistic: Hands-on builders
  • Investigative: Sharp analysts
  • Artistic: Bold creators
  • Social: Empathetic connectors
  • Enterprising: Dynamic leaders
  • Conventional: Precise organizers

Answer 30 quick Qs on what fires you up (e.g., prototyping gadgets or leading chats). Get your Holland Code (a simple 2-3 letter summary) to guide major and career matches.

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Key Insights for Students

  • Majors Drive Your Path: Majors are the backbone of your degree, dictating career options and earning potential. Choosing wisely (e.g., high-demand fields like AI, with 300% demand growth) maximizes RoEDU™ (Return on Education) by 35%.
  • Minors Add Versatility: Minors allow exploration or skill diversification (e.g., a psychology major with a marketing minor for consumer behavior roles). They’re low-risk but high-value for interdisciplinary careers.
  • Strategic Planning: 20–50% of students enter undecided, and 80% switch majors, so early exploration (e.g., via quizzes or advising) is key. Minors can be declared later to complement evolving goals.
  • Data Point: 61% of graduates would choose a different major in hindsight, but minors are less regretted due to their supplementary nature.

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