<p>Other than the school of engineering and school of management, what restrictions exist for incoming students in choosing a major? If an applicant applies as “undecided” will he/she be able to choose any major?</p>
<p>My understanding is that although you indicate intended major at time of admissions, you don’t officially declare a major until sometime in sophomore year. There is ample time to switch majors or add a double major or a minor.</p>
<p>momofzag is right in that you don’t have to officially declare a major until sophomore year. However, I don’t think it is the case that you can choose ANY major. I think that a very small number of majors, like Animal Behavior, are pretty selective and accept a limited number of applicants each year. But for the most part, you would have no trouble applying as undecided and then declaring a major later. My son did this. He was assigned a freshman year advisor who helped him schedule his classes his first year. Then when he decided on his major he was assigned a faculty advisor in that particular department.</p>
<p>Any insight on the computer science major?</p>