The requirements of each school are not exactly the same, because freshman is a public course and does not involve professional courses, so most schools start to change majors after freshman and sophomore. Generally, the following are required:

1, you can only transfer if you get excellent results in the final exam of your freshman year. See the school notice for the specific proportion;

2. Fill in the application form for changing majors carefully. The reasons for application should be long and sincere, generally including these: 1. Students with special skills in a subject. Two, due to health reasons, the medical unit designated in the school can not study in the original major, but can still study in other majors in the school; Third, changing majors can help students learn independently, participate in the selection of schools, and select qualified students (most of them use this).

3. Take the professional adjustment examination organized by the Academic Affairs Office, which is divided into two subjects: arts and sciences. Exam content: Science is math and English. The liberal arts is English, some universities add politics, and some add computers. When you get to school, you will know what courses you studied before. Test scores are sorted by arts and sciences, and candidates choose their own majors in turn according to the sorting results.

The specific process is as follows:

Personal application-college review and recommendation-transfer to professional college for review (individual interview)-signature of school leaders-filing of academic affairs office-formal transfer.

note:

Those who do not have the conditions cannot apply for a major change.

Conditions include: 1, freshmen who have been enrolled for less than one year; Grade 2.2 and above; 3, all kinds of training, advanced students without the consent of the entrusting unit to transfer to the professional; 4, art, sports candidates, cross-cultural, science to major; 5. Cross-college entrance examination admission batches to major; 6. Having gone through the trial reading procedures; 7. I have changed my major or transferred to a scholar; 8. those who are promoted to undergraduate courses.