Business Major/Concentration Change Request Form

This form is for current Business majors to declare a major, request a major change,
or declare/change a concentration within a declared Business major.

CHANGING TO OR FROM MEM

Current MEM (Management for Engineering and Manufacturing) students admitted directly as a freshman to the Storrs campus as an MEM major or a Storrs Business major, and who have maintained continuous admission, may use this form to change to a different Business major available at Storrs.  These students need to consider the Scholastic Standing Requirements for the School of Business before submitting this form to ensure all requirements are met. Current MEM students not admitted to the MEM major directly as a freshman are ineligible to change to another business major though this form, but may submit a School of Business application during the first two weeks of any Fall or Spring term.

Current Business students admitted to a Storrs Business major directly as a freshman may only change to the MEM major prior to the completion of the first semester by submitting a request through request.engr.uconn.edu. Storrs Business majors include Accounting, Finance, Health Care Management, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Storrs-Business-Undecided, and Real Estate and Urban Economic Studies.

BUSINESS MAJOR AVAILABILITY

Business students currently in a major available at the Hartford, Stamford, or Waterbury campuses may submit a request here to change to a different major available on those campuses. Please review which major options are available at each campus in the University Catalog and on the Majors in Business webpage. Business students currently in a major available at the Storrs campus may submit a request here to change to a different major available at Storrs. All other students may submit a School of Business application during the first two weeks of any Fall or Spring term.

NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL

Changing majors within Business may impact eligibility for the New England Board of Higher Education's Regional Student Program (RSP) tuition break and subsequently impact tuition. See www.nebhe.org for details.