(a) students do have special skills, and changing majors and schools can give full play to their special skills; This situation generally requires you to have a high GPA and good grades in the first semester of your freshman year. The school will have the opportunity to change majors and need an interview;

(2) Students who are found to have a certain disease or physical defect after entering the school and confirmed by the medical unit designated by the school that they can't study in the original major, but can still study in related majors of the school or other institutions of higher learning;

(three) with the approval of the school, students do have some special difficulties, and they can't continue their studies without changing their majors or transferring to other schools;

(four) undergraduate students have difficulties in learning and require to be transferred to a junior college;

(five) according to the employment situation and the social demand for talents, the school thinks it is really necessary to adjust the majors of a few students.

No change of major

1, national "base" students, except those who are transferred according to the rolling training regulations of "base";

2. Entrust training, entrust training, directional training, walk-in, college-upgraded, and college-upgraded;

3. Students who have been enrolled for less than one semester;

4. Students who have entered the school for one academic year (except for the "Software College 2+2 Mode" to major);

5. Students who violate discipline or are subject to other disciplinary actions in the exam.

Refer to the above? Baidu encyclopedia-transfer to major