<human>: Hey guys, I was told to consult AskReddit about this problem I have since most of you offer good advice/opinions. Anyway, here my situation: I went to a state IT college my freshman year as an engineering major and found that I needed a more well rounded university with things to do ect.. (The college was also in a bad area, but about 30-40 minutes from home.) So after my first year, I transferred to a university, and although I'm having a much better time here now, I feel like my new school is lacking with their curriculum.. To top it all off, I can't even get into my own major! Even though I was an engineering student at first, the college of engineering didn't take me. (I did make the Deans list, so it's not like I was doing badly..) So I changed my major to physics so I can hopefully get my math and physics courses out of the way while in the transitional period. I talked to the advisor of my desired major and she's telling me it'll be very tough for me to transfer into this major ("You'll need at least a 3.5 gpa to even be considered") The hell is with this? She was also being quite pessimistic about it as well, which kinda pissed me off. Well, it just seriously seems like my change majors application won't be accepted. Alright, now that you know my situation here is the real question; Should I give up on my desired major and take up a major fairly similar (Lets say Civil Engineering) and maybe get in, or ride out this semester and then transfer back to my old school?

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<bot>: School 1) In a bad area, nothing to do, close to home, pretty good curriculum, I can get into my desired major no questions asked.