<p>So I was admitted to CAS ED....I know its almost impossible to transfer from one school to another within Penn, but can I minor in a school I'm not in?
I sort wish I had gone ED to SEAS instead of CAS...could I potentially major in CAS and minor in SEAS since transferring isnt really an option.</p>
<p>Transferring between CAS and SEAS is definitely possible. It’s transferring into Wharton that’s a pain in the ass.</p>
<p>I agree with the above poster—definitely look into transferring. Internal transfers get a bad reputation because people kill themselves trying to transfer from CAS to Wharton, but most people don’t realize that transferring between CAS/SEAS/Nursing is not nearly as hard as transferring into Wharton. It won’t exactly be easy but its far from impossible.</p>
<p>haha its easy to do i heard because tons of students transfer in and out of those colleges. For ex. I got into SEAS and wanna go to CAS. switch with me? :P</p>
<p>I’m planning to major in physics but am really interested in condensed matter physics which overlaps with materials science. Recently when I was looking on the college website I found this [url=<a href=“http://www.college.upenn.edu/majors/engineering/index.php]Engineering”>http://www.college.upenn.edu/majors/engineering/index.php]Engineering</a> Major<a href=“I’m%20just%20considering%20a%20minor%20though”>/url</a> Apparently now people in the college can double major in engineering. But if you just wanted to do engineering, you would need to transfer.</p>
<p>You’d be at an advantage if you got a dual degree instead of just transferring. Why waste your freshman year when you could use it to complete two degrees instead of one? It is very possible to get a BA/BS from the College and a BSE or BAS (or something else) from SEAS</p>