Can I transfer to another university? Universities can transfer. The procedures for college students to transfer to schools and departments (majors) should be handled before each academic year. Most schools stipulate that students must take all the exams of the courses they study each semester and pass them before they can transfer to other schools, departments or majors, and they also need justified reasons for transferring to other schools.
What are the requirements for university transfer? There are two prerequisites for transfer: first, your college entrance examination score is higher than the minimum admission line of the school you want to transfer to; Second, there are legitimate reasons why you can't continue studying in your current school. Appropriate reasons include:
1, students do have specialties, and transfer can play their specialties;
2. Students can't study related majors in the original school after finding a certain disease or physical defect and being diagnosed by the medical unit designated by the school;
3. With the approval of the school, students do have some special difficulties and cannot continue their studies without transferring;
4. Undergraduate students do have difficulties in learning and ask to transfer to a junior college.
Note: Sick students need to provide the inspection certificate of the hospital designated by the school. Special difficulties generally refer to students who need to be taken care of nearby because of their special family circumstances.
Under any of the following circumstances, it is generally not allowed to change majors or transfer schools:
(1) Those who have been enrolled for less than one semester;
(2) the college entrance examination score is lower than the admission score of the relevant major to be transferred to the school in the corresponding year;
(3) From low academic level to high academic level;
(4) Admission through targeted employment, art, sports, high-level art troupes, high-level sports teams and other special enrollment forms;
(5) Persons who have not passed the national unified entrance examination for ordinary colleges and universities or who have not used the results of the college entrance examination (including students walking, individual entrance examination, police officers of politics and law, second bachelor's degree, junior college, five-year consistent system, three-two-stage system, etc.). );
(6) The school to be transferred is in the same city;
(7) Graduate students enrolled in the second district are transferred to the first district enrollment unit;
(8) interdisciplinary;
(9) Should drop out of school;
(10) Other without justifiable reasons.