I'm not sure about the details. About two or three classes. I will definitely take the English exam. In fact, normal university is still more relaxed than other schools in changing majors. In my freshman year, there were 84 students in my class. Later, I transferred 18 students out. Basically, you can turn if you want. Of course, there are exceptions, because the English major in Normal University is relatively strong, so it will be a bit difficult, but I guess it will be easier to transfer to English if it is a boy. Okay, let's stop talking. It should be easier to transfer to geography, because the school of geography is relatively small, and I feel little about natural subjects. In addition to the written test, there will be an interview. I have a classmate who didn't know what luck he got when he interviewed, but don't worry, 99% won't. Junior year, I advise you that college is a four-year event, and major is the main theme of these four years. This means that the choice of major is very important. Be sure to choose one you like (at least not hate) and get to know this major first. Don't say you like the name of a major, it's a kind of sb. In other words, you should at least know what you want to learn in geography. There are some training programs for students' homes on the educational administration website of Normal University. Your university has just begun. Work hard! ! ! Remember, you must work hard! ! Don't be surprised that seniors talk too much.