<p>Hi everyone,
So my chemistry teacher has finished my recommendation letter and uploaded it to Naviance (or something else I don't know). Before that, I talked to her and told her that I wanted to major in natural science. However, now I changed my idea to mathematics. Some of my EC's and awards can show my preference in math. So I am not sure whether she mentioned my natural science major in the recommendation. If she did, would that be a problem? Although math and science are somewhat similar, they are different. So what's your opinion? Do I need to ask her to make the change?
Thanks in advance.</p>
<p>Unless you have to apply to a specific major from the beginning, it shouldn’t matter. Schools know that students change their minds, sometimes making huge changes in majors and goals. </p>
<p>From what I’ve read here, some places do require a declaration of major when you apply. It seems to be related to overcrowding and limits of space, and the California public schools seem to be major practitioners.</p>