I don't know what major you applied for ~ ~ ~ ~ It's definitely not that simple to change majors. But it's not too difficult. When I first started school, I went to the school leaders and told them why I changed my major. I have an advantage in studying the major I want, and I have more room in that major. After persuading them, I generally agreed. Of course, it also needs the consent of the leaders transferred to the college. If you just think it's good to study any major, then don't go. Your feelings may not be right. If not, then study your major with peace of mind. Undergraduate education offers similar courses. According to the process of two students who successfully transferred to major in our class: First, they should ask the college leaders to explain what their major is at the beginning of school, and they have more room for development in that major, and the leaders may agree. Two: Find the college leaders you want to major in and express the hope that you can transfer to them and choose their courses. Those with better exam results will accept it. Three: If you can't give a reason and have no strength, then don't go to the leader. They won't agree.