<human>: I'm currently an undecided major in the humanities. This college has the option of going "undecided" in the humanities, natural sciences, engineering, etc.  

This school has made it unnecessarily difficult to switch from the humanities to other fields. The reason for this is unknown. The main thing is the breadth and lower division requirements, much of which comes from having different math requirements. The math classes for each department are technically different classes, even though the content is the same. I have realized that the humanities is not for me, and I am more suited for the sciences, and I have decent grades in science courses to prove that I can handle it.

I have about a year and a half's worth of course work in the humanities, and although I can use that to satisfy the breadth requirements of the science majors, I was informed that I cannot switch into the sciences. The reason for this is because it will "take too long to graduate", even though I would still be well within the unit cap, which can be waivered to begin with. 

I can graduate in about 2 years with a humanities degree. However, I can graduate in 3-4 years with a science degree. Total years would be about 5-6 years (this is complicated because I took a gap year and failed a few classes for a semester or two. I have since repaired my GPA to a 3.1)

So I was denied a major for basically no reason. I imagine that I won't be kicked out if I decided to minor something and stayed for as much time it would take to get the science degree. The academic advisors have said that, it was not written anywhere that I could find. My entire future and career are being dictated by my college with no justification (the only one I could think of is because me being at the school longer somehow does not profit them, which is hardly a justification). I think this is pretty fucked up and it's shady.  I am seriously considering dropping out to pursue the science degree elsewhere, and take the community college equivalents for lower division requirements. A lot of other people have experienced the same thing where the college refused to let them in a major for no reason, and have left the college.

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<bot>: College advisor says I can't major in something because it'll "take too long", even though there is no written policy. They have dictated my future career and essentially forbidden me from going into certain fields so they can make more money.