Change of Major
We are hosting in-person Change of Major Group Advising sessions for current matriculated lower-division (0-59 Units) students who are interested in changing their major into one within CHHS.
To attend, please complete the Google Form and select a date and time that works for you. If you are not changing your major but would like advising for Undeclared Pre-Nursing, please indicate this in the notes section of the form.
Availability:
- Days: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays
- August 17th - September 4th
- Note: August 17th afternoon session is cancelled.
- Times: 9:00–11:00 a.m. and 1:30–3:30 p.m.
- Location: In Person, MacQuarrie Hall 533
Note for students with 60+ completed units: Students with 60+ units who are interested in changing their major need to meet directly with the department of the major they are interested in. The only exception is students seeking support advising to SJSU's Nursing program.
Change of Major Advising Information
To learn more about change of major requirements including; required preparation courses, GPA and eligibility criteria, and the application process, please review the information provided on the linked pages for each major below:
- Kinesiology
- Undeclared Pre-Nursing
- Nutrition, Food Science and Packaging
- Public Health
- Social Work
- Nursing
Changing Major outside of CHHS
Students interested in majors outside of CHHS should contact the department that offers
the major they want to pursue. To find the right contact, refer to the Undergraduate Advisor Directory.
Newly Admitted Students
Newly admitted students must complete their first semester and earn an SJSU GPA before
submitting a change of major request. Newly admitted students cannot change their
major prior to or during orientation and will need to attend orientation with the
college housing their admitted major.
Students interested in changing their major will have an opportunity to let the orientation
advisors know that they plan to change majors. This information will be taken into
consideration when advising students for their first semester courses.