<p>Is changing major from engineering undecided to Electrical Engineering in U Michigan reasonably easy?</p>
<p>If I have EE in UC Santa Barbra and undecided engineering in U Michigan,
does the difficulty of transfering major to EE in U Michigan worth me to choose that school?</p>
<p>If I have undecided in both Illinois Champaign(UIUC) and U of Michigan, which one is easier for me to transfer to EE?</p>
<p>You do not “transfer” to EE. Instead, you complete the required courses with the required grades to elect the major. If you complete those courses with a respectable GPA (I think 2.8 or 3.0), you are automaticallyallowed to elect EE as a major. You should check with Engineers for the exact GPA, but it is reasonable.</p>
<p>As for UIUC, you transfer to EE program, where the ECE department and the College of Engineering will admit you based on your grades and merits.</p>
<p>Hard to understand if you are a student at Santa Barbara or a prospective freshman…but if the freshman route, all you have to do is fill the prereqs and not fail out of school. The 2.8 requirement is only for cross-campus transfers.</p>
<p>Does taking undecided major in U Michigan has any disadvantage in taking courses in popular major? For example, do students with undecided major in U Michigan have less priority for taking EE courses compared to the students who are admitted with EE major?</p>
<p>I believe that it is pretty easy for undecideds at U-M to take EE courses because the EECS department is somewhat connected to LSA through the Computer Science program. I had no problem registering for EECS 215 and EECS 280 without needing approval as an LSA student the semester before I transfered into the CoE EE program. Usually to take engineering classes, I think you need to be in the CoE.</p>