Here you'll find the steps necessary for declaring your major and clusters.
Great links to people, departments and offices on campus that can help get you to where you want to be.
Things to think about and do during your sophomore year.
Check here for a calendar of events and programs of interest to sophomores.
Message from your Dean of Sophomores:

Dear Class of 2010,

The second semester of the sophomore year marks an important transition in your college career. This is when the faculty asks you to formalize your plans for the Rochester Curriculum. By the end of this semester, you should be accepted into your major and identify your plan for two divisional clusters. This is also the time to consider how your overall academic plan fits together, including options such as minors, certificate programs, study abroad, the Take Five Scholars program, the KEY program, and the Senior Scholars program, although you need not take any formal action regarding these choices now.

As you map out your plans for the second half of your college experience, we encourage you to be true to your interests. When you study something that engages you, you are more likely to succeed in it, by any definition of success. The Rochester Curriculum is designed to let your interests shape your education so you can get the most out of your years here.

Vicki Roth
Dean of Sophomores

HOW TO DECLARE YOUR MAJOR

Wednesday, March 19, 5-6 p.m. in Havens Lounge, Wilson Commons

Thursday, March 20 from 5­6 p.m. in the Gowen Room, Wilson Commons

SUMMER EXTERNSHIP PROGRAM

This program provides an opportunity to learn about a career of interest through a shadowing experience. Students who are accepted into the program are matched with an alum or professional who is currently employed in the student's field of interest. Learn more Here.

ADVISING AND MAJORS FAIR

Wednesday, April 2, 2008, 12pm ­ 1:30pm
Rush Rhees Library
This site is maintained by the Sophomore Commitee. Please contact Emily Carpenter with any comments or questions.


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