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This document allows students to declare or change their academic major, including selecting undergraduate degrees, minors, and certificates. It gathers personal information, intended major, and requires

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How to fill out Declaring a Major ~ Changing a Major

1. Visit your academic advisor or designated office for declaring or changing a major.
2. Review the requirements and options for your desired major.
3. Complete the necessary forms for declaring or changing your major.
4. Submit your forms to the appropriate office for processing.
5. Follow up to ensure your major has been correctly updated in the system.
6. Meet with your advisor regularly to discuss your academic plan after the change.

Who needs Declaring a Major ~ Changing a Major?

1. Students who wish to pursue a different field of study.
2. Students who have decided on a specific area of interest.
3. Students who need to align their major with career goals.
4. Students who are dissatisfied with their current major.

People Also Ask about

How long can you go without declaring a major?

Most schools have deadlines for when a student must declare a major (typically before the end of sophomore year). However, few schools have deadlines after which a student can no longer switch to a new major.

How late is too late to declare a major?

All undergraduate students must have a declared major by the time they earn 60 units. This applies equally to students who are undeclared or who were admitted into a pre-major and are requesting to declare the major.

How late is too late to switch majors?

You must declare a major by the time you reach 90 credits, or within your first term if you transferred to PSU with 90 or more credits. After that point, the exploratory option in each Pathway will no longer be available; however, you can still change your major.

Can you change majors after declaring?

Most schools have deadlines for when a student must declare a major (typically before the end of sophomore year). However, few schools have deadlines after which a student can no longer switch to a new major.

Can you change your major after declaring?

Most admissions professionals and college advisers recommend that students select a major by their second year of college. This gives you plenty of time to complete the major curriculum in your final 3 years of school.

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What is Declaring a Major ~ Changing a Major?

Declaring a major is the formal process by which a student chooses a specific field of study in college. Changing a major involves switching from one declared major to another.

Who is required to file Declaring a Major ~ Changing a Major?

Students who wish to formally designate their academic focus or those who want to switch their current major are required to file for declaring or changing a major.

How to fill out Declaring a Major ~ Changing a Major?

To fill out the form, students typically need to provide their personal information, current major, desired major, and any other required details. It's often done through the university's academic services or online portal.

What is the purpose of Declaring a Major ~ Changing a Major?

The purpose is to officially establish a student's academic focus and ensure they are on track to meet graduation requirements for their chosen field of study.

What information must be reported on Declaring a Major ~ Changing a Major?

The form usually requires the student’s name, student ID, current major, proposed major, and possibly a signature or approval from an academic advisor.