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College freshman Steve Karp, his girlfriend and their fellow dormmates embark on Jay Baruchel in Undeclared () Amy Poehler in Undeclared () Adam 3, 2, 1 Frankie Go Boom · The League · Eastbound & Down · Workaholics Lizzie Exley, Steven's self-confidant sophisticated womanizing British college.
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• Before you enroll:
• Support for Your Major Decision
• Undecided/Undeclared - Recommended Four-Year Plans – || Ramapo College of New Jersey
• Resources for Undecided Students

Project sees Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele in front of a live studio audience bantering about a topic weaved between filmed shorts and sketches.

• For Students Considering Changing College Majors.
• TeenLife Blog.
• College major undecided? You're not alone, and here's what to do about it;
• The Benefits of Being an Undecided Major.
• Heartspells (Uncollected Anthology Book 3).

Misadventures of college freshman Steven Karp, his fellow freshman and first ever girlfriend Lizzie Exley, Steven's self-confidant sophisticated womanizing British college roommate Lloyd Haythe, Lizzie's endearing college roommate with a wild side Rachel Lindquist, Steven's chubby happy-go-lucky college roommate Ron Garner, Steven's weird college roommate Marshall Nesbitt, Lizzie's loving but obsessive ex boyfriend Eric, and Steven's sympathetic geeky dad, who's just been dumped by Steven's mom which triggered his midlife crisis. Network: Fox; Genre: Comedy; Rating: TV language, adult content and suggested sex ; Available: DVD; Perspective: Modern Classic star range: 1 - 5 ; Seasons Reviewed: Complete Series 1 season After NBC's cancellation of the soulful high school dramedy "Freaks and Geeks" an act still devastating for that minority that actually puts thought into what they watch on TV , producer Judd Apatow lead a heartbroken cast and crew on his own personal mission to recreate the fun of "Freaks" under a new title, a new setting and a logically progressive premise.

Out of Apatow's stress, bitterness, anger and undeniable raw talent, comes "Undeclared". Unfortunately, he took the idea to Gail Berman's Fox network in the middle of the gluttonous reality show fad. But before that inevitable cancellation befell the unluckiest guy in the business, "Undeclared" was a charming, intensely enjoyable little concoction. Also families who felt they could gather around "Freaks" should hed the warning that "Undeclared" is decidedly more adult, delving into all the sophomoric humor and sexual situations you'd expect from a group of guys on their own for the first time - but under Apatow's lense, you've rarely see it with this level of sophistication.

Mirroring Apatow's search for public acceptance, "Undeclared" stars Steven Karp perfectly cast Jay Barucel, play quite possibly the most unabashedly geeky main character TV has given us as our underdog college freshman who seeks to change his geeky high school image with his new found freedom at UNEC - the University of North Eastern California. With the help of his roommate, British ladies man Lloyd Charlie Hunnan and suite-mates Ron Seth Rogen, "Freaks and Geeks", now blessed with a meatier roll and writing credit and Marshall Timm Sharp, "Six Feet Under" they seek any means to amuse themselves between the late-night cram sessions and all-day Girls Gone Wild binges.

But the real fun, particularly for Apatow fans, comes when the "Freaks" alumni start showing up and "Undeclared" becomes a full-on class reunion. Jason Segal about steals the series once again in the obsessive boyfriend role. Levine, in particular, is an absolute hoot as a pickle-obsessed frat leader in the must-see 2-part satire of fraternity life "Rush and Pledge" and "Hell Week".

OK, I'll admit, neither "Freaks and Geeks" nor "Undeclared" may not sound like the most compelling thing in the world on paper. But Apatow's genius lies in his ability to create characters so real they could be your best friends and fosters a tightly cohesive chemistry among the cast.

He makes us love each of them in some way. The show is made up of individual moments, a highlight being a dance-off between Keena and Payano that threatens to bring back OMC's "How Bizarre". The laughs live almost entirely on character bits. Like "Geeks", this is a show you lounge in. Its world is so lasting that, with only 13 episodes, "Undeclared" is one of those shows that grows in your mind the more you think about it and the further from it you get.

The saddest part of all this is that "Undeclared" was canceled right as it appeared to have hit it's stride. The first half of the series, while still fun, is clearly a work in progress before the show finds itself and we kick into classic material in the last half. Those stung by the short life of "Freaks" should find solace in this gem.

Hip, insightful, compact, funny and lots of fun. Of all the recent shows that where cut down too soon, "Undeclared" ranks high on the list. Sign In. Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends. Full Cast and Crew. Release Dates. Official Sites. Company Credits. Technical Specs. Episode List. Plot Summary. Plot Keywords. Parents Guide. External Sites. User Reviews. User Ratings.

External Reviews. Metacritic Reviews. Photo Gallery. Trailers and Videos. Crazy Credits. Alternate Versions. Rate This. Episode Guide. College freshman Steve Karp, his girlfriend and their fellow dormmates embark on one the greatest experiences of their lives.

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Share this Rating Title: Undeclared — 7. Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. User Polls Favorite TV series set mainly in a school? Episodes Seasons. Learn more More Like This. Freaks and Geeks — Comedy Drama. Party Down — A group of actors move to Los Angeles to make it big, but end up working as caterers.

Frankie Go Boom The League I — Comedy Sport. Jess Ashe '19 offers advice on how to be active on campus. Sometimes the first college you go to isn't the right fit-- and that's okay! Rachel Brown '20 talks about her experience transferring to Springfield College for her sophomore year.

Valentin G' Katerina T. Katerina talks about her journey, including how her Puerto Rican background shaped her academic drive and why being hearing-impaired and "a little different" has never stopped her from achieving her goals. As part of our Faces of Diversity series with the Division of Inclusion and Community Engagement, Stephanie Logan, associate professor and education department chair, describes her journey to Springfield College and how she continues to keep social justice teaching, learning, and leadership at the forefront of her work.

Seeing is believing. One way to know Springfield College is right for you is to experience a day on campus. Here are just 10 of the many reasons why you should attend Open House. You've heard of Title IX but what is it? And how will it affect you as a student at Springfield College? Mary Simeoli, Esq. Know your rights, know your resources, know more about Title IX. Graduate study can be very different than your time as an undergraduate. Life gets busy as you try to balance all of your responsibilities in addition to your studies.

Now a rising senior, Graciela Garcia shares the lessons she wished she knew before she entered college—from making friends to losing them, getting involved on campus, and the importance of sometimes being alone. While the experience is different for everyone, Meg Godfrey '19 shares the seven things she thinks everyone should know before entering their first year of college. Summer is a time to relax, but it doesn't mean you should forget your professional goals.

Career Center Director, Scott Dranka, gives advice on how you can stay active and professional even when school is out for the summer. As a senior at Springfield College, Meghan Godfrey looks back on her four years and lists what she believes are the top ten things to do before you graduate college. Alexandra MacPherson has her hands full as a double major in Dance and Physical Therapy, but she loves how the two programs complement one another. Alexandra talks about what sets Dance at Springfield College apart from other schools and how the experiences will impact her future.

The trip is filled with numerous educational and cultural experiences that leave students reflecting both professionally and personally long after the visit is over. Augustine, Florida. As part of our Faces of Diversity series with the Division of Inclusion and Community Engagement, Anthony Hill, associate professor social work, shares a bit about his background, how he overcame adversity to get to SpringfieldCollege, and how he strives to continue making this world a better place for all. Many Springfield College graduates go on to pursue careers where they can actively exercise the philosophy of humanics, which is why it should come as no surprise when two alumni find themselves working together.

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