Research shows that about 80% of college students change their major at least once, but changing majors multiple times can delay graduation. Although UAH allows students to declare a major at any point in their college career, it’s important that you make a good decision as early as possible. This timeline is a good guide for your first two semesters as an exploratory student at UAH. Semester 1 Enroll in FYE 101G Charger Success while starting your Charger Foundations courses. Review the UAH CATALOG to see the list of undergraduate degree programs and select your top 3 favorites. Complete the O*NET Interest Profiler to identify some career paths based upon your interests. Explore O*NET's occupation resources to get in-depth information about career paths of interest. You can bring that information with you to Exploratory Advising meetings. Attend any campus events such as Week of Welcome and any events hosted by the colleges so you can get to know other students. Get to know the campus. Take time to walk around and get to know the buildings. Meet with your Exploratory Advisor to discuss majors and plan for the next semester. Semester 2 Meet with Career Services to explore careers associated with majors of interest. Continue Charger Foundations courses. Attend Career Fair (fall and spring semesters) to connect with employers and start networking. Join student organizations related to your interests. Meet with your Exploratory Advisor . If you have identified a college of interest, Exploratory Advising will help with the transition to your new college. You can enter most colleges as undecided in that college to begin working on prerequisite requirements. /li> Semester 3