Where can I find a list of majors?

What if I am undecided about a major?

Many students are either undecided about a major or change their minds about enrollment. In either case, Academic Support Services   will assist you in planning a schedule that will keep options open for as long as possible. Many majors have a large number of interchangeable requirements so a decision about a major can be delayed beyond the first semester.

For more information call (334) 844-5972.

Can I earn credit by examination?

Auburn endorses the principle that students of superior academic backgrounds should have opportunities to be placed in programs suited to their abilities. Advanced placement and credit may be earned at Auburn through the Advanced Placement Program of the College Entrance Examination Board (CEE), the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP), ACT and SAT scores, the International Baccalaureate (IB) and proficiency exams administered by the appropriate academic department.

For more information contact the Office of Admission and Records. Telephone: (334) 844-2528.

What is the average class size?

In the fall of 2006, 81 percent of undergraduate classes had fewer than 40 students.

When do I get an Academic Advisor?

You will be assigned an academic advisor when you are admitted to Auburn. You will have the opportunity to meet your advisor during Camp War Eagle.

Does Auburn University have an Honors Program?

Yes. Entering freshmen and currently enrolled students who demonstrate potential for outstanding academic achievement are eligible for the University Honors College  . Selection of incoming freshmen is based on ACT/SAT scores (at least 29/1280 respectively), high school GPA (3.5 minimum) and the candidate's leadership and activities. The selection process is highly competitive; it begins in December each
year and continues until 200 spaces are filled.

Telephone: (334) 844-5860.

What about study abroad?

Auburn University offers a wide variety of study abroad opportunities for its students. Each year, more than 300 AU students study for credit in nations around the world.

Please contact the Study Abroad Office   at the Office of International Education  , 201 Hargis Hall, to talk with staff and search through the SA Resource Area which houses information on hundreds of opportunities abroad.

Telephone: (334) 844-5766.

What if I am having trouble with classes? I need help improving my study and note taking skills.

If you are having difficulty with a particular class there are many resources available to you however, it is your responsibility to seek help. It is very important for you to attend classes and keep up on your homework. If you are having difficulties, start by speaking with your instructor. As required by the University they have office hours and are usually very willing to help you understand the material.

Academic Support  provides the following services:

• Academic Counseling/Study Skills Assistance
• Students at Risk
• Study Partners
• Supplemental Instruction (SI)
• Testing Services
• UNIV 1000: The Auburn Experience
• UNIV 1050: Success Strategies
• COUN 2970