When you want to change your major, you should first consider your own factors, whether you are suitable for the major you want to change, or whether you are really not suitable for your current major. It's not too late to decide whether to change your major after considering your own factors.

Ordinary full-time undergraduate students in grades one to three who meet the requirements for changing majors can apply for changing majors, and each student can only apply for one major at a time to take the assessment. The assessment time is generally arranged at the end of the fall semester of each academic year. Students who need to change their major submit relevant materials, and after being audited by relevant colleges and approved by the leading group of school-to-major work, they can go through the formalities of changing their major within the specified time.

Students who are allowed to change their major can apply for the same grade or lower grade, and complete the registration of changing their major within two weeks of the start of the next semester. Colleges should do a good job in credit recognition and course learning for transfer students in time.

The student's academic report card truly and completely records the student's academic achievements, including the courses he studied before changing majors. After students change majors, they must make up relevant courses according to their graduation conditions. The school will examine their graduation qualifications according to the graduation examination conditions of the major, and examine their degree qualifications according to the degree-granting conditions of the major.