<p>If you apply undeclared to Berkeley, is it extremely difficult to get into EECS later(assuming UCB accepts you)?</p>
<p>Thanks for answering guys.</p>
<p>undeclared what college?</p>
<p>engineering undeclared?
getting admitted to that is almost as difficult as getting into eecs.
I wont recommend that unless you have absolutely no idea what u want to major in.</p>
<p>L&S undeclared?
yes. you have to switch college. usually requires to notch grades on all ur lower div prereqs</p>
<p>OH…I thought you were allowed to just put “undeclared” on your application…
so you have to choose a college to be “undeclared” under?</p>
<p>By the way, I am talking about undergraduate admissions…sorry if I was a bit vague.</p>
<p>No, you normally just put “undeclared” on your application. Engineering undeclared is a “major” in the college of engineering; it gives you the right to transfer into any other engineering major you’d like. If you’d selected it, you would know.</p>
<p>not directly answering your question but if you are in l&s and want to do computer science, just do cs. if you are considering ee, then do eecs.</p>
<p>you’ll take the same classes minus the ones that are not as relevant (physics 7 series) to computer science</p>
<p>Engineering undeclared is one of the toughest engineering majors to get accepted into. </p>
<p>However, once accepted, you can transfer to competitive majors like BioE or, in my case, EECS by just filling out a 30 second form as long as you have > 2.0.</p>