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Need to declare a major? Or thinking about changing your major or declaring an additional major? Follow the directions below to complete the process and get you on your way toward reaching your academic goals.
Submit a Declare or Change Major Form
- If you are no longer pursuing your current major, it is important that you declare your new major by completing a Declare or Change Major Form.
- You may also use this form to declare a second major.
Previously Non-Degree Seeking
- If you were previously non-degree seeking and are now declaring your intent to pursue a degree or certificate and have never completed a college level math or English course, you may require placement prior to enrollment. Visit the prerequisite and placement page for requirements.
- If you have completed coursework at another college that you wish to apply toward your degree at ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP, submit your official transcripts of that work to our Admissions Office.
Selective Admission Programs
- If you wish to pursue a major in a selective admission program, you must first apply for acceptance into the program. You cannot declare a selective admission major by completing a Declare or Change Major form.
- Your major will be updated for you automatically if you are accepted into the selective admission program.
- Prior to being accepted into the program, you may declare your major to be Liberal Arts (Major Code #1000). This will allow you to pursue completion of prerequisites that may be needed prior to admission to the program.
Financial Aid Eligibility
To determine if you are in a financial aid eligible major, view the Major Codes List. Programs that are not eligible for federal financial aid are marked with an asterisk (*).
- Please note that to receive federal financial aid and most types of ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP grants and scholarships, you must be pursuing a degree or certificate in a major that is aid eligible.
- You must also be taking courses that are required for your program of study based on DegreeCheck.
- Non-degree-seeking students will not be eligible for federal financial aid.
Catalog of Record
- Submitting a Declare or Change Major Form will change your catalog of record, which may impact which courses you are required to complete.
- For information on how to determine your catalog of record for graduation, refer to Graduation Requirements.
- For assistance in determining how a change of major will affect your progress toward a degree or certificate, schedule an appointment to meet with a counselor in the Student Success Center before submitting a Declare or Change Major form.
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3 Steps to Change Your Major
The following areas can assist you with your academic major.
- 1. Career Development - can help you investigate your strengths, interests and skills and provide options for careers and majors that will help you succeed.
- 2. Counseling - can answer your questions about programs, degrees and academic requirements.
- 3. Student Records - will explain the forms, procedures and instructions to help you complete the process.
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