Evidence has shown that applying undeclared does not have an adverse effect on a student’s chances at being admitted. However, if you know exactly what you want to study, applying undeclared is largely counterproductive.
What happens if you never declare a major?
What happens if I don’t declare my major? … Second, delaying the process of officially declaring your major may negatively affect a student’s financial aid. Certain types of financial aid may be in jeopardy for students who do not declare their majors shortly after the start of the junior year.
Can you graduate with an undeclared major?
Yes, you can start as an undeclared student, choose your major, and graduate in four years. Obviously, there is a limit as to how long you can stay undeclared and still be able to complete your bachelor’s degree requirements on time.