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Switching majors within the College of Engineering at Texas A&M University (TAMU) is a common concern among students, particularly for those transitioning from industrial engineering to mechanical engineering. The discussion emphasizes the importance of consulting with a faculty advisor or the dean of engineering to understand the specific requirements and processes involved in making such a switch. Students are encouraged to explore their interests before committing to a major, as this can influence their academic trajectory and satisfaction.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Texas A&M University’s College of Engineering structure
  • Familiarity with the academic advising process
  • Knowledge of major requirements for mechanical and industrial engineering
  • Awareness of transfer student policies at TAMU
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the specific requirements for switching from industrial engineering to mechanical engineering at TAMU
  • Schedule a meeting with a faculty advisor in the College of Engineering
  • Review the curriculum and career outcomes for both mechanical and industrial engineering majors
  • Explore student resources and support services for transfer students at TAMU
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Prospective and current students at Texas A&M University, particularly those considering a major change within the College of Engineering, as well as academic advisors and faculty involved in student transitions.

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I applied to Texas A & M as a junior transfer student with my first major choice being mechanical engineering and my backup being industrial engineering. I was admitted under industrial engineering, but I am pretty sure I wouldn't enjoy that field. If I choose to attend TAMU as an industrial engineering major, test the waters, and decide I want to switch to mechanical engineering, would it be difficult to do so?
 
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