You can apply to change your major, but you need to pass the course exam to change your major. After that, we'll see if it matters. It doesn't matter. Generally, there is no chance to take the exam. Therefore, in junior college, relationships play a very important role! Whether it is the relationship with classmates, counselors, teachers, or whether your family is at school.

Generally speaking, there are three ways to change majors: the first is that students can apply for changing majors when they are freshmen and sophomores after entering school; The second is to continue to study this major and minor in the major you want to change. This situation is common in some schools, such as economics and law, and quite a few students minor in it. The third is to change majors when you are a graduate student. However, it is very difficult for freshmen and sophomores to apply for a major change, because the basic courses they study are different, and it is necessary to make up some important basic courses to change majors. Unless you have excellent grades, you will generally not change your major.