Freshmen can apply for changing majors in the second semester, and then the school will release the information about changing majors. You can see what restrictions students in your department have on changing majors, what majors they can choose, submit applications and take exams (or interviews).
After entering the school, you can ask the teacher for specific things. What reminds you in particular is that changing majors generally requires grades. For example, the scores of freshmen rank in the top percentage of majors, and there can be no unqualified subjects.
Changing majors can earn other departments, not necessarily limited to this department. I am a student of CUHK. When I was a sophomore in our class, some students from other departments transferred me.
For more information, please refer to the Undergraduate Management Manual of Sun Yat-sen University, which was issued at the time of admission. I don't know if there are electronic documents on CUHK's website. You can check it.
Or you can call the CUHK Admissions Office.
I found the relevant regulations:
Chapter VI Changing Major to School
Forty-first students should generally complete their studies in the accepted school or major after entering school. Under any of the following circumstances, you can apply for changing your major or transfer:
(1) students do have expertise, and those who change their majors to schools can give full play to their expertise;
(2) the school thinks that students have some special difficulties in their original major or school and cannot continue their studies;
(3) Individual students who are found to have a certain disease or physical defect after entering the school can still study in other majors of our school or other institutions of higher learning, even though they are proved by the medical unit designated by the school that they cannot study in the original major;
According to the reform of graduate employment system and the development and change of social demand for talents, the school adjusts some majors and allows qualified students to transfer to this major.
Forty-second one of the following circumstances, generally do not consider changing majors, transfer:
(1) freshmen who have been enrolled for less than one semester;
(2) Transferred from other schools;
(3) Undergraduate level 3 or above (including level 3);
(4) When enrolling students, it is determined as directional entrusted training; Transfer students;
(five) should be tried or dropped out of school;
(6) those who change their major once (including those who are allowed to study double majors);
(7) Without justifiable reasons.
Forty-third students to apply for a major, transfer, should be handled according to the following procedures:
(1) When a student applies for a major change, he/she must submit a written application and relevant supporting materials, and submit them to the Academic Affairs Office for review, evaluation and interview after being approved by the leader in charge of teaching in the college (department) where the student belongs, and then make comments. The Academic Affairs Office shall report to the principal in charge of teaching for examination and approval, and notify the relevant college (department) office of the examination and approval results, which shall be submitted to the Academic Affairs Office by the college (department) where the students belong.
(2) For details of the procedures for changing majors within the school, please refer to the Implementation Measures for Changing Majors for Ordinary Undergraduates in Sun Yat-sen University and the Management Measures for Changing Majors for Ordinary Undergraduates in Sun Yat-sen University.
(3) Other college students who want to transfer to our school must send the transfer materials to the Academic Affairs Office of our school. After strict examination and approval by the principal in charge of teaching, it shall be submitted to the Provincial Department of Education for approval.
Students in our school ask for transfer. Students themselves submit a written application to their college (department) and relevant certificates (a doctor's certificate is required for transferring students due to illness). After the approval of the leaders in charge of teaching in the hospital (department), it shall be reported to the Academic Affairs Office for approval, and then contacted by the Academic Affairs Office to be transferred to the school, and submitted to the Provincial Department of Education for approval.
After receiving the notice that the Provincial Department of Education agrees to transfer, students can go through the relevant formalities.
(4) The following materials shall be submitted for inter-school transfer procedures: student transfer application report and relevant certificates (doctor's certificate is required for transfer due to illness), provincial freshman admission approval form, academic transcripts since admission, recent physical examination form, conduct evaluation opinions, school-level approval opinions and provincial education department approval opinions.
(5) Inter-school transfer procedures should be completed in June or 65438+February every year.