StudySoup @ UO

Are you an incoming freshman who isn’t sure about what major you should choose? Don’t fear, many freshmen are this way at the University of Oregon. Also, the UO advisors help students find their major in case a student is undeclared. Some schools make switching majors super difficult but the UO makes it easy to change.

When I started college, I was a History major. In high school, I loved APUSH because I was able to learn about the history of our country. I also enjoyed learning about other civilizations because I thought learning about different cultures was interesting. I took a year of history classes and then realized that I actually didn’t really want to get a bachelors degree in History.

I then became a Business major who will focus on Marketing classes completing the Pre-Business requirements. Because I had a great time in J201, I decided to get a minor in Media Studies. Since I have changed majors, I have loved being a Business student. Yes, classes can be hard, but I am learning important information for the real world.  After I graduate from the UO, my goal is to work as a marketer for a social media company like Instagram. I love using social media and it would be awesome to use what I learned in college for my job.

So far, the top 10 most viewed materials that were uploaded this week are:

Class Notes – MAT 13717

Class Notes – ECON 202

Study Guide – ECON 202

Class Notes – ECON 202

Class Notes – HIST 111

Class Notes – ECON 202

Class Notes – ECON 202

Class Notes – ECON 202

Class Notes – HIST 111

Class Notes – HIST 111

The top 5 most popular materials from last week are:

Class Notes – ECON 202

Class Notes – HIST 111

Class Notes – MAT 13717

Study Guide – ECON 202

Class Notes – HIST 111

And currently, the most popular University of Oregon courses on StudySoup are:

MAT 13717

ECON 202

HIST 111

We are making a big push to add more content across the departments. Please refer anyone in the following list of classes to apply to the elite notetaker program.

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