Student's Choice is a term used to describe the freedom of choice that students have when selecting courses, electives, and majors. An ELECTIVE is an academic COURSE that is chosen by a student from a range of options, usually outside of the student's MAJOR field of study. A MAJOR is an area of study that a student chooses to specialize in, typically requiring more courses than other areas of study. A COURSE is a unit of instruction in a particular subject, typically lasting one academic term. All of these components come together to form Student's Choice, which allows students to customize their educational experience.