Deciding and Changing Majors

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Effective November 25:

Some face-to-face instruction will move to remote delivery; some instruction will continue on campus. Check with your instructors
Academic support services will continue on campus — details to follow Nov. 20
Non-academic student support services will move to remote delivery

Students who are currently attending face-to-face classes should verify with their face-to-face instructors how the remainder of their class sessions will be delivered. Students who are taking online courses will continue online as planned for the remainder of the semester.

Details regarding all available student services are on the Student Resources webpage.

Students who need equipment to transition to online learning or who are experiencing food or housing insecurity or other hardships should contact the Student Basic Needs Center.

Reminder: If you develop symptoms of COVID-19, contact your health care provider.

More JCCC information and resources are at jccc.edu/covid19.

For up-to-date details on the pandemic, see the Centers for Disease Control's COVID-19 webpage.

If you're still deciding on a major, working with a counselor can help you explore your options.

If you're still deciding on a major, working with our Career Development Center can help you understand the career choices, assess your strengths and interests and explore career choices. Career services are available for current students and alumni. Contact the Career Development Center if you need assistance with discussing career options.

Enrolling Without a Major

You can still enroll for classes even if you haven't chosen a major, but if you intend to apply for financial aid through JCCC, you have to be enrolled in a program that leads to an associate's degree or an eligible vocational certificate or be in a transfer program that leads to a bachelor's degree at another institution.

Changing Your Major

After you have met with a counselor and decided to change your major, you can complete a change of major form in the Student Success Center.

Advice for Specific Majors

If you're interested in majoring in programs or transferring to another college, please discuss this with our counselors so that they can help you with your academic plan.

Deciding and Changing Majors

Enrolling Without a Major

Changing Your Major

Advice for Specific Majors

Student Resources

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3 Steps to Change Your Major

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