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The document is a declaration form for students at the College of Education to declare their teaching majors and minors. It outlines options for undergraduate education majors, including concentrations and certification paths, along with codes for various teaching majors and minors. Students must consult with an academic advisor to complete the form.

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What is an example of a major?

Hardest College Majors RankMajorAverage GPA 1 Chemistry 2.78 2 Math 2.9 3 Economics 2.95 4 Biology 3.026 more rows Sep 29, 2024

What is a major and a minor?

A major is the subject thats the main focus of your studies in university. Majors include Biology, Environment and Business, Health Sciences, Geological Engineering, Pure Mathematics, Psychology, and more. Most of the 40 or so courses youll take to earn your degree will be in your major.

What does it mean to declare a minor in college?

A Minor is that part of a Degree Program of Study which consists of a specified group of courses in a particular discipline or field, consisting usually of 15% or more of total hours required in an undergraduate curriculum in that discipline.

What is the #1 hardest major?

10 Most Popular College Majors PopularityMajorTotal degrees 1 Business 375,418 2 Health 263,765 3 Social sciences and history 151,109 4 Biological and biomedical sciences 131,4627 more rows Nov 20, 2024

What are majors and minors?

Other potential minors you could look into: urban education, educational psychology, esol, special education, journalism, creative writing, theater (these 3 would let you teach electives), educational technology