Course Overview

The Education and Human Ecology, Undecided program at The Ohio State University is designed for students who are interested in exploring fields related to education, human development, family studies, and consumer sciences but have not yet decided on a specific major. This program provides a flexible curriculum that allows students to sample courses across various disciplines within the College of Education and Human Ecology, helping them identify their passion and career path. Unique features include access to academic advising tailored to undecided students and opportunities to engage in hands-on learning through internships and community outreach programs.

Career Prospects

Graduates from programs within the College of Education and Human Ecology often pursue diverse roles in education, social services, and community development. The undecided pathway prepares students for further specialization, leading to strong employability in fields aligned with their eventual major choice.

Key Faculty and Staff

Specific faculty information for the undecided track is not publicly listed, but students have access to renowned professors and advisors within the College of Education and Human Ecology, known for expertise in education policy, human development, and family sciences.

Unique Facilities and Partnerships

The program benefits from state-of-the-art facilities at The Ohio State University, including research centers like the Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy. Partnerships with local schools, community organizations, and government agencies provide practical experiences and networking opportunities for students.