"When I'm told that I will have to decide on one major in the near future my heart clenches with fear. To me that is like telling someone they must decide their entire life in that one instant."

"At IU, there are seemingly endless possibilities in choosing what I want to educate myself in and I am happy to take advantage of a privilege called choice."

"I realized that my classmates that seemed to have it all figured out, were statistically likely to change their major three times."

"As horrible as it is to feel undecided, it feels that terrific to know you have explored and decided on the best option."

"I feared that choosing a major would secure me into a set path which would determine my entire future. I was not yet ready to limit my options; I was only 19 and nowhere near ready to make a decision that would so greatly affect my future."

"I love camping and rock climbing, and when I came to IU I already knew what I wanted to do for my career after graduation - get into the outdoor recreation equipment business. What I did not know was what major would be best."

"I was swarmed with ideas that interested me but it seemed impossible to combine them all into a major. I remember coming home and being surrounded by friends and family who always asked me the dreaded question: "What is your major Cindy?""

"Change is good, except I did not have a plan B. For the most part I was scared and confused. Not only did I not know what to do or who to ask, I didn't know what questions to even ask."

"I love the major and the people in the major, and I can't wait until I can get into the work force and start making a difference in the lives of people."

"Now I can compete with all of the others and start getting all the credits to graduate in something that I love and enjoy. Who knew I would end up here!"