Transfer Within the University

To transfer from University College to a major program, a student files a Declaration of Major form with his or her academic adviser. Then, the dean of University College rules on the student’s eligibility to transfer; and the dean of the degree-granting college rules on admitting the student to the intended major program.

To transfer from one degree-granting college to another, a student files with the Office of Records and Registration a completed Declaration of Major card that carries the signatures of the deans of the colleges involved and of the appropriate academic advisers.

A student may transfer from one curriculum to another within his or her college at any time during the semester, to become effective the following semester. The academic advisers monitor the change to determine if the change promises to be in the best interest of the student and that all prerequisites have been met when changing from one curriculum to another.