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Advising Information at Tech
Students who enter college without having chosen a definite major are usually classified as "undeclared" or "undecided." In many instances, undecided students are those who have so many occupational interests that choosing just one area of study is unappealing. Other undecided students choose to wait to declare a major because they have no definite career goal in mind, and haven't the slightest idea what they want to do. No matter what scenario describes you, a university campus is the best place to be when you are unsure about your future.
If you are considering entering Arkansas Tech University without a definite major in mind, don't feel discouraged. There are more than 50 challenging and exciting academic areas at Arkansas Tech to explore, and there is plenty of time to make a decision.
All undecided students are advised in the Academic Advising Center. When students change their major from undecided to a declared major, or from one declared major to another, the AAC facilitates the assignment of academic advisors across campus.
Our academic advisors care about your professional development and your successful completion of a degree program. Building a solid relationship with an academic advisor increases your opportunity for success.
Other students who should visit:
New or transfer students seeking general information about Tech.
All high school students planning to enroll concurrently at Arkansas Tech.
New or transfer students who do not meet Tech's standard admission policy requesting to apply for conditional admission.
Any student who wants to know more about a particular major.
Students who are having difficulty with class work or just want to discuss how their classes are progressing.
Anyone who needs information about university policies or deadlines.
Any student who has a question, or simply wants to sit down and talk with someone who cares.
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