<p>HEY i want to ask you a question
I think I'm goin to berkeley (undecided) over cornell engineering...
but I need to know one thing before the decision is solidified...
How hard is it to change your major from undecided to Electircal engineering?
(I know it's hard HARD, but I want to know the specifics[doesn't have to be SUPER detailed, but giving me the glimpse of it], i.e. GPA requirements, etc.)
If anybody can help me out...I owe him/her a lunch when I go to Berkeley..lol
thanks</p>
<p>undeclared eng. or letters and science?</p>
<p>letters and science</p>
<p>from what i heard, it's hard as hell. You should go to cornell if you REALLY want to do engineering..... it's a great school</p>
<p>You have to reapply to school of engineering without any guarantee. It is hard as hell like ^^ said. Cornell and all other schools give you that freedom to change major.</p>
<p>Don't make this stupid mistake.....u may not end up doing engineering if u r at Cal. Plus, EECS is crazy hard to get into in addition to changing colleges.</p>
<p>Try contacting the College of Engineeering now. I got into the College of Chemistry right after I was admitted into L & S. Once you get yourself into the College of Engineering, it will be easier to declare EECS. </p>
<p>If that fails... </p>
<p>Get good grades. Show interest in what you are you doing. You will have no trouble getting into EECS. It's actually sort of nice being undeclared in L&S since you have so many options (there is also the CS major). You can take a few undergrad classes and see if you really like the EECS major as well as judge your performance in these courses.</p>
<p>I have the same questions for current Berkeley EECS students.</p>
<p>What is the minimum GPA?</p>
<p>When to switch? Junior?</p>
<p>How hard to get the classes needed for graduation?</p>