If you are changing your major or college, including transitioning from UC Blue Ash or Clermont College to Clifton Campus, the following information will help you guide you through the process. If you have any questions related to this process, please contact our advising team.
Are you thinking about changing your major, but don’t know where to start? The My Majors tool allows students to complete a short assessment and receive results specific to UC’s majors.
Take this first step to finding your best fit major and then reach out to our advising team to talk more about your options.
We can help you find the most direct path into your next academic program. Don’t have a plan b? No problem, we can help you start the process toward identifying an alternative major at UC.
Step 1: Find your desired major and check its admission criteria.
Step 2: Access the Change of College form on the Registrar's Office website by clicking the button below. Follow the instructions on the page and submit the form.
Step 3: Once you have submitted the form, the faculty and staff of your desired major will evaluate your academic record and inform you about the transition process.
If you have any questions regarding the application procedure, please contact our advising team.
If you are graduating with an associate degree from UC Clermont or UC Blue Ash and planning to complete an on-campus bachelor’s degree program at the Clifton campus, you may be eligible for a Transition Scholarship or Transition Award. These are not available for enrollment in programs designated as online/distance learning.
Students enrolling in an on-campus Clifton program after completing an associate degree from UCC or UCBA and have a minimum GPA of a 3.0 are eligible to apply for both the Transition Scholarship and Transition Award.
If you have completed your UCBA or UCC associate degree and have a minimum GPA of a 2.5 you are eligible to apply for the Transition Award.
Applications are available each semester in Scholarship Universe (accessible through Catalyst). Scholarships and Awards are awarded based upon funding and terms of availability.
For more information, login to Catalyst and click on the "scholarship" tile to see all opportunities in Scholarship Universe.
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