What undergraduate majors does the University of Texas offer?

I'm really interested in attending the University of Texas, but I'm not exactly sure what I want to major in yet. I'd love to know more about the range of undergraduate majors they offer. Are there any unique programs? Any advice on exploring different majors or selecting the right one would be awesome!

The University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) offers a wide array of undergraduate majors, distributed across its colleges and schools. Prominent ones include business (McCombs School of Business), engineering (Cockrell School of Engineering), liberal arts (College of Liberal Arts), and natural sciences (College of Natural Sciences), among others.

For those with distinct interests, UT Austin does provide unique interdisciplinary programs such as the Bridging Disciplines Programs (BDPs), which allow students to earn an interdisciplinary certificate in one of 16 different programs like "Environment and Sustainability" or "Public Policy".

The best way to explore different majors is to engage with all aspects of university life. Attend academic fairs, talks by guest speakers, and seminars by different departments. Also, take diverse classes to discover what you enjoy studying.

When selecting a major, consider your passions, career goals, and the skills you want to acquire. And remember, you don't have to make this decision right away. Many students start off as undeclared, and it's not uncommon to switch majors within the first year or so. Keep an open mind, explore your interests, and use your first year or so to take a wide variety of classes.

Do check the official UT Austin website for the most accurate and comprehensive list of majors, as this could change from year to year. They also provide detailed information about each program, which could be helpful in narrowing down your choice. Best of luck as you explore your options!