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<p>So, the biology department emailed me that they had accepted me and was congratulating me on the acceptance. Then I had another email explaining how I was not accepted but was in the 95% who might've been accepted. Is this a "likely"? </p>
<p>Also if I get accepted into the biology department am I allowed to change schools if I want to become a political science major or something else? Thanks.</p>
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this article should help clear up that mistake</p>
<p>also as far as I know you can switch majors because you won’t technically be declaring a major until sophomore year</p>
<p>I indicated biology as my intended major and didn’t receive one of those emails. Does that mean I didn’t get in, or were those 30 applicants just a small portion of the biology majors that will likely be accepted?</p>
<p>Oh, thanks for clearing it up! But I was wondering if you applied to the college of sciences, but wanted to major in business and transfer to Mcdoungh college, whether that would be ok? Thanks!</p>
<p>Yes but this is not necessarily an easy thing to do; administratively, gtown school’s are completely separate from each other and internal transfers are far from a guarantee.</p>
<p>I would recommend writing a letter as soon as you get your acceptance letter, its a lot easier before getting to gtown. I was originally accepted at the b-school but then transferred to the college before even stepping on gtown’s campus</p>