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Guide B: Understand entrance-to-major requirements
- Print this guide.
- List up to three majors you're considering. Then use Entrance-to-College/Major Requirements to complete the table below.
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Minimum CGPA needed to guarantee entrance to major |
Courses required for entrance to major |
Additional requirements for entrance to major |
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Can you qualify for the majors that interest you?
If any of the majors you're considering have entrance-to-major courses and/or additional entrance requirements, complete the steps below for each major.
- List a major of interest: __________________________________________
- Based on the entrance-to-major course requirements and the time available for you to complete these requirements, fill in when you would schedule the required courses.
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- Use the eLion Target GPA Prediction application to calculate the average grades (GPA) you'll need in the upcoming semester(s) to qualify for this major. (If you can't log in to eLion, an adviser will help you with this step.) Remember that students typically schedule about fifteen credits per semester and, if attending summer, about six credits per session.
- E-mail the results to yourself, print the e-mail, and bring it with you when you meet with a DUS adviser.
If there are other majors you're considering, repeat this process for each major.
If you're concerned that you might not qualify for this major, use the eLion Alternative Majors application to identify other majors that relate to your interests. Then complete the table above for any alternative majors you're considering.
To learn how you can use a degree audit to find out more about majors, go to Guide C.
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