1. Freshmen apply for changing majors.
The time and application procedures for undergraduate freshmen to apply for a major change are as follows:
(1) Freshmen should submit a written application to the Admissions Office for changing majors (hereinafter referred to as "admission") within 2 weeks after the prescribed enrollment date, and attach relevant certification materials (original and photocopy of award-winning certificate, invention patent certificate, published monograph or medical diagnosis certificate) that meet the requirements for changing majors.
(2) The Admissions Office shall, within the fourth week after the new students enter the school, formulate the examination criteria for changing majors according to the application materials of the students, negotiate with the students, form a preliminary plan for changing majors, and submit it to the school for examination.
(3) After the program of changing majors for freshmen is approved by the school, the Academic Affairs Office will announce the list of students changing majors within the fifth week after the freshmen enter the school, and issue documents.
2. Apply for a major after one year of study.
(1) Students who plan to change their major should submit the approval form for changing their major (see annex), academic transcripts and relevant supporting materials to their college in the week of 1 1 of the second semester of the academic year. Therefore, students who want to change their major must study hard in their freshman year! )
(2) The college to which the student belongs shall announce the transfer-out audit standard in the second semester of the school year 12 weeks, decide whether to approve the transfer-out of the student, and notify the student himself.
(3) Students who have been transferred out with the approval of their college should submit the approval form signed by their college and related materials to the proposed college for approval in the second semester of the school year 13 week.
(4) Transfer institutions shall formulate transfer audit standards in the second semester of each academic year 15 weeks, decide whether to approve the transfer of students, and notify the students themselves.
(5) The Academic Affairs Office announced the list of students who changed majors in the second semester of each academic year in 17 week, and issued documents.
After studying for two years, I applied for a major career change.
For sophomores who have studied for two years, it is generally not recommended to change majors across hospitals, and they can try not to be demoted if they change majors within hospitals. In addition, the existing majors such as network news adopt the "2+2" training mode, which enrolls students for the whole school. They studied in the original enrollment college for the first two years and studied in this direction through examinations in the last two years. This also gives students who are interested in this aspect a good choice. Please pay attention to the school notice at that time for the specific enrollment situation.