Can I change my major after entering Jinan University If so, what are the conditions?

Yes, this year, there is also a new policy for changing majors:

1.Students whose GPA is in the top 10% (inclusive) of students enrolled in the same year in their current major can apply for a cross-campus or intra-campus transfer of majors.

2.Students whose GPA is ranked 10% (exclusive) and 30% (inclusive) in the same year of their current major can only apply for a change of major within the campus.

3.Students whose GPA does not reach the top 30% of students enrolled in the same year of their current major are generally not allowed to change majors. If you really have a specialty or other special reasons, in principle, you can only apply for a change of major within the campus.

Universities can change majors, but you need to understand the conditions for changing majors. Transferring majors across campuses requires GPAs to be in the top 10% of the major, and in the top 30% for transfers on the same campus. If you can't meet it, you won't be eligible to apply for a change of major.

After the application is submitted, there will be relevant assessments, and the content of the examination will vary according to different majors.

For example, if your major application is approved in the second semester of your freshman year, and you change from your current major to your application major, then you will have to take some major classes with freshman students in addition to taking courses for the current semester of your application major in your sophomore year. It's not very tiring to take classes, but if you apply again in your sophomore year and go to make-up classes in your junior year, and you don't have enough credits, you will have to consider it, and your graduation may be delayed.

If you are determined enough to change majors, you will study hard to achieve it.

You can change your major, but it depends on which major you want to transfer to, popular majors such as finance and the like are more difficult, and you need to have a high GPA (very high) in your original major, and you may not be able to pass the approval, and if you transfer from a popular major, there is no requirement.

It is advisable not to hold the idea of entering a random major and then changing it, because unless you change your major as soon as you enter the school, you need to make up all the courses of the previous year after studying for a year, and Jinan gives more credits every year, so you have to take a lot more classes than others for at least two years after that.

In fact, if you have a favorite subject, you can study for a double degree, although there are also grade point requirements and the like, but it is relatively easy to achieve, and you can get two degree certificates.

Undergraduate students who study in Jinan University to the second year of study in the second year of school, have good moral character, abide by the rules and regulations of the school, and meet the following conditions, can apply for changing majors.

1) Those who have taken no less than the credits specified in the teaching plan, and have passed all the course examinations, and there is no make-up examination or retake.

2) Academic performance in the first academic year is in the top 10% of all majors.

3) The physical condition meets the requirements for transferring to the professional physical examination.

Depending on whether you are an external student, it can be said that it is very simple to change majors from external students, and only a few simple procedures are needed.

However, it is more difficult to recruit students internally, not only because there are strict requirements for grades, but also because the procedures are also very complicated. If you really want to change majors, you should consult with the teacher in advance and be prepared, otherwise it will be more troublesome to prepare now.

If you are recruited from outside, you can take the exam after applying; If you're recruited from within, you just need to rank in the top three percent of your class in the final exam... In other words, do you still want to transfer when you get that kind of grade?

External enrollment is easy, but internal enrollment is much more troublesome.

I can turn it. The Ministry of Education stipulates that college students can change majors if they meet the requirements.

One. Conditions for applying for a change of major: Undergraduate students who meet one of the following conditions after completing the first-year course and entering the second-year can apply for a change of major

1. Students who have special skills in a certain subject;

2. Due to physical health reasons, it has been proved by the medical unit designated by the school that they cannot study in the original Sparrow Chain major, but can still study in other majors in the school;

3. By changing majors, it is conducive to students' independent learning and success, and participate in the selection of the school to select qualified candidates.

Two. Applicants who are one of the following are not eligible to apply for a change of major:

1. Freshmen who have been enrolled for less than one year;

2. Second year or above;

3. All kinds of commissioned training, substitute trainees change majors without the consent of the entrusting unit;

4. Candidates for arts and sports, and those who change majors across arts and sciences;

5. Those who change majors in batches across the college entrance examination;

6. Those who have gone through the probation procedures;

7. Have changed majors or changed schools;

8. Those who are promoted from junior college to undergraduate.