I am your brother in Yanda University. First of all, I would like to ask whether the landlord high school is literature or rationality. Science is ok, because high school has a foundation in mathematics and physics, and you should keep up with the liberal arts, so I don't think you should transfer. Can I study advanced mathematics, linear algebra, geometry and other courses that require a lot of physical and chemical knowledge? How painful it is to be unable to keep up with time. And even if you can barely keep up, it is difficult to have a good job without particularly good academic performance. Although liberal arts in Yanda University is not a strong point, language major is also a professional course. If you work hard and make more efforts, you won't worry about learning a foreign language well. In addition, compared with boys, girls majoring in mechanical engineering are really not very good, and their employment is worse than boys. Therefore, the landlord should be cautious.

In addition, I will tell you the details of changing majors. Every year at the beginning of sophomore year, the school handles the matter of changing majors in a unified way. The requirement is that the academic performance of the freshman or two semesters ranks in the top five percent of the major. This is the only chance.