Question

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changing your major or focus of study in college is common. what may happen if you change your major in college?
you will lose the credits you earned from your previous major.
you will have to move into a different dormitory for your new major.
you will have to pay a financial penalty to qualify.
you may need to take summer classes to graduate on time.

Explanation:

College majors have distinct required coursework. When switching majors, some previous credits may count as electives, but students often need to complete additional required classes for the new major. To meet graduation requirements on the original timeline, summer classes are frequently necessary. The other options are incorrect: many credits (like general education) transfer, dorm assignments are not tied to major, and there is no standard financial penalty for changing majors.

Answer:

You may need to take summer classes to graduate on time.