What's said upstairs is just one way. In fact, a * * *, there are three ways: ① You can apply to change your major if you are in the top three in the final exam of your freshman year. (2) Freshmen and sophomores (within the age limit) sign up for the army, and the life in the military camp returns perfectly, so they can apply for changing majors. Even if you don't meet the above conditions and study poorly, there is still a way (relationship+money). As long as someone can convince your college and the dean who is about to transfer to college, as well as the university academic affairs office. Then you can still transfer. It will be easier to change majors at university. (generally, it is necessary to find a vice president level across colleges, and it is enough to transfer to the professional dean level within the college. Of course, the higher the better, and the interpersonal relationship and speaking weight of the person you are looking for in college are also very important. ) My university has changed and I know nothing about my major. When I was a sophomore, I found someone to help me change my favorite major and finally graduated smoothly. I have been working for 2 years now.