A change in your plan can occur for a variety of reasons. You may have been denied admission to your intended major or dropped from your current major. Or, simply, you may have discovered that your current major is not right for you.
Visit University College's 24/7 Resources for additional activities for changing a major.
It may not be practical to change your major if you are a junior or senior in a major, especially if the new major will significantly lengthen the time it will take you to complete your degree. Keep in mind that each major at Illinois State has its own unique application process and deadlines.
Illinois State requires all students be enrolled in a major upon completion of 75 hours of college-level coursework, including transfer credit.
75 Hour PolicyChanging a major may impact financial aid assistance, particularly for students whose financial award is based on their major. Consult with a Financial Aid advisor and your academic advisor before changing your major.
Truth in Tuition ProceduresWant to know what would happen if you changed your major? Plan a Major Change lets you see what courses you would need if you changed your major.
Plan a Major ChangeHere are some tips for reviewing this information:
Access the major/minor application in your My.IllinoisState.edu account under the "Academics" tab.
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