Get the free Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor

This document is used by students to apply for changes to their undergraduate degree, major, or minor at the university. It requires signatures from academic advisers and is submitted to the Office

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How to fill out Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor

1. Visit the official academic website of your institution.
2. Log in to your student account using your credentials.
3. Navigate to the section for undergraduate applications.
4. Locate the 'Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor' form.
5. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements.
6. Fill in personal information such as your student ID, name, and contact details.
7. Select your current degree/major/minor and the new one you wish to declare or change to.
8. Provide any required supporting documentation or rationale for your change.
9. Review your application for completeness and accuracy.
10. Submit the application before the specified deadline.
11. Keep a copy of your submission for your records.

Who needs Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor?

1. Current undergraduate students looking to change their major or minor.
2. Students who wish to declare a new undergraduate degree or major.
3. Students seeking to align their academic goals with their career aspirations.

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What happens if I don't declare a major?

With an undecided major, you may not have the same access to all courses. Certain seats in high-enrollment classes, especially core requirements for a major, may be reserved for students who have declared. This helps ensure the students who need those classes to graduate can take the course in time.

How long do you have to decide your major?

Generally at most four-year colleges you don't have to decide on a major until the end of your sophomore year. This gives you time to try a couple of classes and see what you like before you decide, and earn general education credits that count toward your degree.

What happens if I don't declare my major?

With an undecided major, you may not have the same access to all courses. Certain seats in high-enrollment classes, especially core requirements for a major, may be reserved for students who have declared. This helps ensure the students who need those classes to graduate can take the course in time.

What's the latest you should change your major?

Comments Section It's more common than not for students to switch their major at least once throughout college. People switch it all the time during their sophomore, junior, and senior years of college. So in summary, it's never too late to change your major, especially only two weeks into your first semester.

How long can you go without declaring a major?

So, while it's perfectly alright to take a couple of semesters to explore your options, talk to students and faculty, and do a bit of self-discovery, it's typically advised that you make a declaration of major within the first three semesters of your undergraduate career.

How do I declare a different major?

Declare or change your major Read major descriptions in the General Catalog. Talk with your college advisor. Explore majors by speaking with department advisors. Discuss career options with a Career Services counselor. Read the Academic Senate policy on Majors (section A).

Should you declare a major when applying to college?

You are not required to select your major when applying to college. However, you may wish to select your area of interest as colleges are mapping their paths with you in mind. Most freshmen are classified as pre-majors upon entering college.

How late is too late to declare a major?

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 Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor?

The Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor is a formal process by which students can declare a new major or minor or change their current academic focus in their undergraduate program.

Who is required to file Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor?

Students who wish to officially declare a new undergraduate degree, major, or minor, or those who want to change their existing degree program are required to file this application.

How to fill out Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor?

To fill out the application, students must provide personal information, current academic details, the desired degree/major/minor, and any relevant signatures or approvals from academic advisors.

What is the purpose of Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor?

The purpose of the application is to formally document a student's intention to change or declare their academic path, enabling the university to update their records and provide appropriate academic advising.

What information must be reported on Application to Declare or Change Undergraduate Degree/Major/Minor?

The application must typically include the student's name, student ID, current major, proposed major/minor, reason for change, and signatures from advisors or department heads as required.