<p>I've heard people say that it's good to "match" your intended major to your resume in order to boost your chances of admissions. Anyone know if that's necessarily a huge factor? </p>
<p>I have a fairly decent resume, with lots of extracurriculars and volunteering. But my concentration is definitely in the sciences.. I've done research programs the past 2 summers, science fair, won school science awards, taken a gazillion extra science classes, etc etc. I've always wavered between liking the sciences and international affairs/econ, though, and I want to try out the latter first in college. Will it hurt me to put a non-science major down, especially if I am going for the most competitive schools? Actually, will it hurt me to even put down Undecided?</p>