• Make a four-year degree a priority and successfully complete an average of 15-16 credits of course work each semester (not including summer session) that apply toward degree requirements. You need 30 hours to be a sophomore, 60 to be a junior and 90 to be a senior.
• Meet the grade-point and course requirements defined by your school or department.
• Make a decision about and declare your major by the end of your sophomore year (60 credit hours). If you plan to complete a bachelor of general studies, declare a junior/senior concentration or minor as well. The minor is also an option for students completing the bachelor of arts or bachelor of science.
• Meet regularly with your adviser to review degree progress.

Source: Freshman-Sophomore Advising Center