Guilin institute of tourism (II) Can I change my major after graduation?

Changing majors requires exams and freshman grades. Because there are many people who want to transfer, the competition is fierce.

In general, the first year of major transfer in a university is the top of 65,438+00% classes. You can switch from science to liberal arts, but not from literature to science. You need to apply to the students, and then the students will be transferred to the educational administration center with the approval of the college, and there will be an interview. In short, as long as you are good enough, you can change your major, and our class will change. It is easier to transfer between one's own institutions, because it involves the question of whether another institution is willing to accept it.

The basic provisions for changing majors are as follows:

According to the regulations of the Ministry of Education, college students can transfer to qualified majors (departments) after entering the school.

(1) Conditions for applying for changing majors (departments): Before completing the first-year courses and entering the second year, undergraduates who meet one of the following conditions can apply for changing majors: 1, and students who do have a certain specialty. 2. People who can't study in the original major due to health reasons but can still study in other majors in our school; 3. Changing majors can help students study independently, participate in the selection of schools and select qualified students. (2) Those who are under any of the following circumstances cannot apply for a major change: 1, freshmen who have been enrolled for less than one year; Grade 2.2 and above; 3, all kinds of training, advanced students without the consent of the entrusting unit to transfer to the professional; 4, art, sports candidates, cross-cultural, science to major; 5. Cross-college entrance examination admission batches to major; 6. Having gone through the trial reading procedures; 7. I have changed my major or transferred to a scholar; 8. those who are promoted to undergraduate courses.