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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Doesn't matter much at the schools where you don't declare a major until end of Sophomore year except if there is separate admission to a particular school (nursing, architecture, some engineering programs). Matters most at publics due to impacted majors[/quote] Not true! A T25 admissions office reads your application with your first choice major in mind. Even private schools that do not admit by major. They’re reading the application with your stated major to see how compelling you are. How competitive you are. So listing the most competitive majors at the college would potentially be a distinct disadvantage if your application is not absolutely compelling in all respect. [/quote]\\\\\ +1. It's VERY important! The AOs want to see that your kid has thought out college, has an idea of what they want to study, has planned out high school activities and coursework accordingly. [/quote]
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