<p>which way will u get into that college EASIEST</p>
<p>undecided and just change it later OR
a noncompetative major and just change it later OR
the major u want to do</p>
<p>Unless you are required to apply for a specific program such as music, engineering or architecture, I don't think it matters much. Make sure you know the policies of the college before you apply. </p>
<p>I think that your application should support your intended major. For example, if you say you want to major in math but have no math activities and haven't taken calc, then they might question your intended major. But overall, I don't think that your intended major has much bearing on being admitted. Adcoms know that students often change or don't even know what they really want to do.</p>
<p>You need to research the colleges as well. It is not wise to put down "business" as a major when it is not offered at a school. Also there are some programs that are extremely selective for some special majors and you should know that before just putting that down as a possible field of interest. I tell kids to put down several majors of interest rather than an "undecided", but to make sure they know the ramifications of each choice.</p>
<p>but there is only space for ONE major?
huh>?
how do u put MORE than ONE major? lol</p>