Majors, Minors & More
Looking for a major? Minor? Secondary major?
Attend the Majors, Minors and More Event!
What
A one-day event for anyone interested in learning more about K-State academic majors, minors, and secondary majors.
When
Wednesday, October 9, 2013 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where
Grand Ballroom, 2nd floor of the K-State Student Union.
What to bring to the event
- K-State student ID (but if you forget your ID, you can still attend!)
- Questions about K-State majors
How to get the most from the event
Questions to ask at academic tables
- What are the required courses for this major, minor, secondary major?
- What are the classes like?
- What electives are available?
- Do you require a minimum GPA to get into the major?
- Are there departmental/professional affiliations I should join once I choose a program?
- What jobs do K-State graduates obtain with this degree?
- Will a bachelor's degree in this major prepare me for a job in this field, or will I more than likely need to pursue graduate work?
- What are some advantages of having a dual major, minor, or secondary major?
Sign up for door prizes
- Make sure to sign up for your chance to win awesome door prizes!
- Check out the list of door prize sponsors.
What to do after the event
- Continue to learn more about the majors, minors, and secondary majors by making an appointment to talk to an academic advisor.
- Contact the Academic and Career Information Center to learn more about how your interests, abilities, and values connect to your decision about a major or career.
- Contact Career and Employment Services to learn more about how part-time jobs, internships, and experiential learning opportunities can help you solidify your long term career goals.
- Attend K-State Open House in 2013 where academic programs are showcased to the Kansas community.
Majors, Minors & More Committee
Mary Anne Andrews, College of Human Ecology
Kelly Briggs, College of Education
Sarah Buchanan, College of Engineering
Kevin Cook, Housing and Dining Services
Tami Duch, College of Arts and Sciences
Michelle Haupt, Academic and Career Information Center
Cherie Hodgson, College of Agriculture
Julie Hunt, College of Arts and Sciences
Lisa Last, College of Architecture, Planning, and Design
Angelia Perry, College of Arts and Sciences
Madai Rivera, College of Human Ecology
Curtis Morisaki, College of Business Administration
*Check back soon for event posters
