Begin Exploring Majors
You need a major – now what? Become familiar with the available options and take stock of what is most important to you (i.e., “Having… Read More »Begin Exploring Majors
You need a major – now what? Become familiar with the available options and take stock of what is most important to you (i.e., “Having… Read More »Begin Exploring Majors
The online catalogue contains a list of all undergraduate majors offered at USC both alphabetically and by school. Check the links for information about the… Read More »List of Majors
Select the Frequently Asked Questions below for guidance on how to navigate academic scenarios. Q: What is d-clearance and how do I get it? Q:… Read More »Exploratory Frequently Asked Questions
Letters, Arts and Sciences, Dana and David Dornsife College of Accounting, Leventhal School of American Language Institute Architecture, School of Art and Design, Roski School… Read More »Academic Advisor List
About USC Academic Exploration Advising (AEA) Academic Exploration Advising (AEA) is the designated advising office for students who are exploring their major options. Most students… Read More »AEA Referral Process
Progressive degrees could potentially be almost any Master’s degree at USC. However, not every Master’s program at USC allows the Progressive Degree option. Some professional… Read More »Progressive Degree Program List
Welcome Trojans Orientation Resources and Materials Academic Expectations for Exploratory Students We encourage you to review the Academic Exploration Advising (AEA) information on the USC… Read More »Newly Admitted Students!
Your AEA advisor is skilled in working with students in any phase of exploration, and they are here to assist you in finding your academic… Read More »What is Exploratory?
Academic Exploration Advising (AEA) is the central advising office for all Exploratory (formerly Undecided and Undeclared) students at USC. Our team of advisors provides advising… Read More »Exploratory Advising Cycle
With so many great majors to choose from, deciding can be tough. You may ultimately decide to also minor, double major, or even earn a… Read More »Reflect, Assess and Make an Initial Decision
Go on a fact-finding mission to gather information about your different options for a major. Do some research/homework about what’s out there. Be focused and… Read More »Engage in Academic and Co-Curricular Opportunities
USC does not require students to complete a minor. However, a minor allows you to take advantage of the extensive offerings across the university. There… Read More »Minors: Rules and Regulations
Here are some of the things you can do to explore possible majors. Some are easier than others. Some may take an hour while others… Read More »How to Choose a Major
Welcome to Academic Exploration Advising Our Mission: Academic Exploration Advising guides our diverse scholarly community in exploring academic and personal development opportunities. As students engage… Read More »Academic Exploration Advising
Minors offer you a way to explore a department, interdisciplinary theme, or topical area with less commitment of time than a major. A minor can… Read More »Choosing a Minor
The procedure for declaring your major at USC varies according to department or school requirements. Some majors accept students year-round, some only once a semester,… Read More »Declaring a Major