<p>I applied to the school of Agriculture and Life Science and I plan on sticking with my bio major (if I get in..heh..). Out of curiousity though, if I wanted to change my major at Cornell from like Biology to Engineering, would that be a pain in the ass, or is it common?</p>
<p>I meant to type curiosity*, sorry I was in a rush.</p>
<p>It is pretty easy...comparatively, as in relation to other schools. Switching majors is VERY easy, but what you're talking about is switching schools within cornell. It can still be done, but is a bit harder. At any rate, transferring between schools within cornell is supposedly a breeze...</p>
<p>Would I have to reapply to change schools?</p>
<p>no, but there's two ways to transfer college w/in cornell: direct transfer where the school just accepts you the term you are applying into or the internal transfer division where they "sponsor" you for a semester and if you meet a certain criteria (usually a certain gpa) then you are automatically accepted into the college you wanna go into. really easy in my case.</p>
<p>Note however that going INTO engineering is harder than leaving it, mostly because of pre-req's and such.</p>