<p>for example, if I want to change EE to CS&E, what are the chances?</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>I heard that it's not very good since CSE is impacted. But its easier to transfer from CSE to EE.</p>
<p>But if I want to change my major, how do I do it? Just call? Email?</p>
<p>change-of-major requests are handled by your college, pending departmental approval. so start with the college's academic advising office.</p>
<p>but my bets are on that they'll tell you to wait until you get to UCSD as an enrolled student -- they've got their hands full enough with current students (and graduation activities, given the season) as it is.</p>
<p>i changed majors already. all i did was send back that confirmation paper i received after i originally sent in my application with the changes i wanted on it</p>
<p>i changed from computer science to cognitive science</p>
<p>Arctic, can you be more specific? Was this via email or regular mail? THANKS!</p>
<p>Changing to CSE may be kinda hard because its impacted. And its usually not as simple as submitting a change-of-major form. You should probably contact a the CSE department or an academic adviser about changing into it...</p>
<p>it was via regular mail. after you applied the UC's sent a confirmation letter saying that the colleges had received your application, i sent this in with the changes handwritten on it around january to all the colleges i wanted changed before i found out if i was accepted or not. </p>
<p>im not sure if the process is the same after you are already accepted, but i would call your college and find out</p>
<p>You can easily change your major by e-mail if your switching to a nonimpacted major. If it is impacted, as is your case, you will have to wait till you get to UCSD and do the paper work.</p>
<p>if you want to switch into an impacted major, is it still possible? under what conditions would they let you do this?</p>
<p>actually, change of major requests are handled by the registrar, at least thats how it is with registered students. you sign the change of major form or w/e and submit it to the registrar.</p>