<p>So I recently was accepted to USC (southern California) and my letter it said I was admitted to a biological science major on a pre-dental track, which was what I applied for. But I had listed Physics/computer science as my second choice major (they are both in one degree) and was wondering: am I bound to the Bio major that I listed as first choice or can I still declare a major in Physics/Computer Science? </p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>I’m in a similar situation, I plan on calling USC today and asking. I’ll update when I know.</p>
<p>Switching to physics will be trivial. Compute Science is in Viterbi - you would possibly need to apply.</p>
<p>There’s a phyiscs and computer science dual major program at Dornsife, I was wondering if I was still able to switch into that. I sent an inquiry to USC asking about it but I’m sure I could, seeing as it’s also in the arts and sciences college.</p>