Generally speaking, there is no need to learn from freshmen after the end of the first semester or the second semester. Freshman courses are relatively basic and do not involve professional courses.

Don't change your major easily:

First, knowledge absorption is slow.

Some people will question it? Is there a difference in the speed of absorbing knowledge except the difference between learning hegemony and learning scum? The answer is, of course. In fact, this situation is very common in high school. Most students can completely absorb the same knowledge point in a class, but some students may not be able to digest it if they concentrate all day.

Second, I want to be fresh for a while.

In fact, there are not a few such students in universities. When they are finished in one major, they want to go to another major. There are also some extreme students who want to try their luck in other majors because there are no beautiful women or handsome men in this major.

But my advice is not to joke about your future. Life is your own, and your parents and teachers are just your guiding lights. Don't be greedy for a moment's freshness and ruin your life.

Third, the professionalism is low.

By the second semester of sophomore year, many students have a basic grasp of their future life planning, and a large number of students will continue to study in this major because they want to continue to engage in this industry in the future. I want to change my major at this time, partly because of my personality, or because my future plan is not suitable for my major.