林恩大學(xué)

Discover your strengths

Being undecided about what you want to study is OK. Flexibility, exploration and challenge can be an exciting part of the journey to making a decision. With an undeclared major, your professors will help you learn more about yourself, identify your strong points and hone your interests to find the perfect fit for you.

You will test the waters to see which subjects engage and motivate you. You'll develop essential critical thinking, writing and analytical skills, and you will improve your information and technological literacy through the five themes of our core curriculum, the Dialogues.

What you'll study through the Dialogues

• Self and society
• Justice and civic life
• Belief and reason
• Quantitative reasoning
• Scientific literacy

Identify opportunity

It's important to love what you do. And we're ready to help you find your passion. You'll take an assessment to develop a personal interest profile through Lynn 101, a program designed to help you explore career options to guide you toward a major you love.

Lynn University recognizes that many students will begin their academic career without declaring a specific major. To that end, incoming students who have not declared a major are well supported and prepared for success by the University’s strong core curriculum, The Dialogues, and emphasis on career exploration and preparation. An undeclared major track may be appropriate for undergraduate students who have narrowed their interests to a specific area but who are uncertain of a career focus. Students may select an undeclared major track with their academic advisors in the following areas: Communication, Business and Management, Natural and Applied Sciences, or Social Sciences. Students who have not narrowed their interests to a specific area may follow an Undeclared Exploratory Studies track. The Undeclared Exploratory Studies track will survey each of the general tracks.