Why LVC?

• Some students know what they are interested in, but want to test the waters before declaring a major. Others know they will encounter new subjects and ideas in college and want to explore various disciplines before deciding on a focus. The close, personal relationships you develop with the LVC faculty will help you choose the career path that is best for you.
• Regardless of your reasons for being undecided, your advisor will work closely with you to build a course of study and answer whatever questions you might have. Your professors will be a resource as you explore.
• All first-semester students participate in a first-year experience (FYE), a four-credit class based around a theme and co-curricular component focused on the transition to college. 
• LVC offers extensive student support services, including the Breen Center for Graduate Success, which will help you build your career path starting in your first year.
• An experiential learning opportunity, whether an internship, student-faculty research project, or study abroad experience could provide an important perspective as you choose a major.
• Not all credits required for graduation are devoted to a specific major; many are elective courses, which allow students tremendous freedom to explore various disciplines.