<p>I was recently accepted by Davis into the Electrical Engineering major, but right now I’m thinking of changing my major to another engineering major (so still in College of Engineering). I know it’s difficult to switch to an impacted major, but how hard will it be for me to switch from one impacted major (EE) to another engineering major?</p>
<p>Thanks for any help</p>
<p>bump..nobody knows anything? help!</p>
<p>Changing majors within your college is just a matter of filling out a form.</p>
<p>Changing majors to another college requires you to first satisfy that college's minimum gpa requirements along with filling out a form.</p>
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<p>Many students change their majors at least once during their time at UC Davis. However, all majors require that you complete program-specific requirements before entering the major. Additionally, many selective majors require that you fulfill substantial prerequisite coursework and maintain a certain GPA (typically 3.0 or higher) before applying for a change. These majors have especially strict coursework and GPA requirements, and it may be impossible for you to change to one of these majors if you were originally admitted to a different program.</p>
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<p>thanks. cbf88, are you sure that changing majors in the same college (in this case college of engineering) requires me to only fill out a form? The quote from nate cali doesnt really say that and I can't find it on the UCD website. </p>
<p>Thanks again for any help</p>
<p>Yeah, my friends who go to Davis and other UCs tell me it's as easy as filling out a form. </p>
<p>If you want to transfer into another college then you'll need to complete 1 graded quarter of courses and meet that college's gpa requirements in addition to the form. I asked the head of the college of biology at Davis this.</p>