Can you get de-majored if you don't the right courses?

[flyingpig]

Can you get "de-majored" if you don't the right courses?

I am declaring myself as a Physics Major next year, but I realize my schedule next year is going to have two Physics courses and like four Math courses lol

I will only have a total of 8 courses (24 credits, 3 credits each) next year.

At least two of the Math courses are for Math majors and not Physics majors which is NOT a requirement for Physics majors in my college. So is it a good idea to do this? Can they de-majored me or manually switch my major without my consent if I do this?

In case you are wondering. I plan on taking these next year

Fall semester

- Calc III
- Mathematical Proof
- Intermediate E&M
- Linear Programming

Winter Semester

- Calc IV
- Intro Differential Eqtns
- Applied Linear Algebra
- Relativity or Mechanics (haven't decided which yet, but Relativity sounds very fancy and daunting, but I really like the professor who is teaching it)

Calc III and IV are MVC

EDIT: I just want to make note the reason I am taking more math courses is because I am still torn between the two, but my strategy goes like this

If I do Physics, I can work on Math and Physics, if I somehow realize Physics is not for me, I'll just switch to math.

 

[jtbell]

So long as you complete the requirements for your major, they shouldn't care what other courses you take.

 

[flyingpig]

In other words, they just want your $$$

No I am kidding lol! Good to know

 

[Chaostamer]

Yeah, I'm a Computer Science/Math double major and I haven't heard any complaints from the CS department, despite the fact that I haven't taken a CS class in almost two years (nor do I intend to).

 

[flyingpig]

Yeah, I'm a Computer Science/Math double major and I haven't heard any complaints from the CS department, despite the fact that I haven't taken a CS class in almost two years (nor do I intend to).

Lol...why are you still a CS major then?