<p>How easy is it to change majors in college? I'm not exactly sure what I want to major in and I would like to take some classes and see what really interests me? Should this work out?</p>
<p>Most schools don't make you declare a major until, like, sophomore year, and you'll have plenty of time to try out anything you're interested in and switch over. The only problem might be switching to a special program if admittance is extra-selective.</p>
<p>It depends - at some schools, you have to apply to be admitted into a certain major, but at many others, you don't declare until after at least a year (sometimes two). In those cases, you can take classes in whatever you want, and choose your major once you know what you like. If you aren't sure, I would recommend applying to this type of school.</p>
<p>To major in engineering, specifically environmental eng., will I have to declare that when I apply for the school during senior year of hs?</p>
<p>depends on the school, again, but most colleges would probably have you apply to the engineering program and you can declare that you want to do environmental specifically later.</p>
<p>If you are in a non-engineering program at a school and want to start engineering instead once you get there, it usually wouldn't be too hard to get in.</p>
<p>Most of the apps for schools I've looked at ask for intended major. Would it be best to put undecided, or put what I'm leaning towards? I would really like some freedom to take classes to see what really interests me.</p>