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titleCan students change major/degree aim in the first quarter of enrollment?

Yes. However, the student must be a final admit (not provisional, not missing any admission documents). In addition, the change major/degree aim form cannot be processed during the first three weeks of the quarter due to its impact on data reporting.

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titleAre there any eligibility requirements to change majors/degree aims?

Students just need to be enrolled in the effective quarter of the change major/degree aim. If changing to a new department, both the old and new departments must approve the new major.

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titleI have a student returning from a leave of absence who is changing major code and/or degree aim. How is this processed/requested?

The student needs to return from leave into the original major code and degree aim. Once the student is registered, the appropriate change major or degree aim form can be submitted.

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titleI have a PhD student who wants to receive a master's along the way in a different major code. Do I need to submit a change major code and/or change degree aim form?

Yes, a change major code form must be submitted in the MS filing quarter. Submit the major code change to the new/MS major code so that the correct uAchieve degree audit will run for APPC submission (the degree aim should remain PhD*). After the master's is awarded, submit the major code change back to the PhD major code.

*EXCEPTION: The degree aim must be changed from PhD to MS if the new major code does not offer a PhD. To check this, go to the registrar's official major code spreadsheet: https://blink.ucsd.edu/instructors/index.html >Scroll down> Under “Resources,” Click on "ISIS major codes (EXCELExcel)". " Column K lists “Award Type.” If PhD is not listed, that major code does not offer a PhD.