<p>I've been having this quirky feeling ever since I checked undecided on my application. I'm not totally confused, just torn between like 3 and don't really understand the concept or minors/double. I was wondering if it would hurt my chances. I applied undecided to Arts and Sciences and was trying to reconcile an interest in math, history, and english. <em>trying to keep doors open for business and law school</em> My essays kind of hint towards different interest areas but I was wondering if I should suck it up and pick a major and send it in or something. Thanks for any help!</p>
<p>I applied to Cornell undecided last year. It didn't affect me negatively because I was admitted. I'm sure that the admissions officers will understand if you're undecided.</p>
<p>it is perfectly acceptable to be undecided. Many, many students, especially in CAS, apply undecided. The average college student changes majors something like 3-5 times. Having 3 strong interests is, if anything, a boon rather than a curse.</p>
<p>Being undecided will NOT hurt your chances.</p>
<p>"The average college student changes majors something like 3-5 times."</p>
<p>REALYY!!! wow...so just because i have posters of Electrical Engineering ROCKS, KICKS and SWIMS! i might actually not end up doing it!!!</p>
<p>It means somebody will change his major 6-8 times.</p>
<p>i think that stat is overstated, it seems to high to me, but who knows, i'm just a frosh! maybe it was 2-3 times lol</p>
<p>perhaps they include thinking about changing the major.</p>
<p>haha, i thought about that a few times lol</p>
<p>Thanks, I feel much better!</p>
<p>I think undesided is the most popular major for incoming freshman to CAS, don't worry.</p>