Can I change my major as a freshman?

It is best to speak with your counselor before you make any official decisions, but in general, most counselors will recommend that students change their major after their first year. It is important to understand the ramifications of switching majors before you change too late.

Is it difficult to switch majors at USC?

Overall USC doesn’t make it too hard, you just need to make sure you put in the work to switch your major.

How do I change my major before freshman year?

If you’ve changed what you want to major in between the time you apply and the time you begin classes, you can often change it at your freshman orientation when you meet with an advisor to create your first semester schedule. They’ll often change your major for you without you needing to do any additional work.

How do I change my USC program?

Thinking of reducing your study load? Each study period, students at USC can change their study load between full-time (3-4 courses) and part-time (1-2 courses) to suit their lifestyle needs, except if they are an International Student Visa holder.

Does USC have impacted majors?

The procedure for declaring your major at USC varies according to department or school requirements. Some majors are open to any interested student, while others are heavily impacted and therefore highly competitive.

Does USC admit by major?

Usc accepts you as a whole but the major might not accept you so you’re considered for your 2nd major or as “undeclared”. People will sometimes come in as undeclared and then try to apply into the major they want after a semester.

Can I change my major once accepted?

Not all colleges will allow you to change your major after you have been accepted into your declared major program. You must be absolutely sure that you are not going to change your mind once you have declared your major.

Can you change majors in university?

Complete the online application. Change of Program decisions are made by the admitting faculty. If your Change of Program application is not accepted, you’ll remain in your current faculty. it’s important to ensure you continue to meet all requirements for the new program.

Is it okay to change your degree?

It is always acceptable to change your major. You don’t have to feel stuck with your first choice if your career goals evolve. However, when it comes to changing college majors, it is wise to exercise caution.

How do I change my program in USC central?

To apply to change your program: Log in to USC Central. Select Tasks. Select Fill out a new form. Select Program Change. Complete the required details in the form. Select Submit. You can check the status of your application in the Offers section of USC Central.

How do I change majors in my college or school?

How you change major within your current college or school depends upon which college or school you’re in. If you want to change majors within the College of Arts and Sciences you may make an appointment with an Exploratory Advisor in our office or visit the Student Excellence Collaborative in Flinn Hall.

How do I transfer to USC for an MS degree in Computer Science?

You can transfer a maximum of 7 graduate units to USC towards your MS degree in Computer Science. You first need to have your transfer courses evaluated by the Registrar’s Office. Once approved by the Registrar’s office, you will need to email the syllabus of the course(s) to your Master’s Advisor for final approval.

Can I add or change a major/minor within my existing program?

Do not use this form to add or change a major/minor within your existing program. To add or change a major/minor within your existing program please visit Request to change required Majors and Minors.