UX Design Major Change (CODO) Requirements

Major Change (CODO) Requirements

Purdue students interested in changing their major should meet with their current academic advisor to discuss their options and begin the online process. Once the student’s Major Change (CODO) has been processed, students will receive an email with instructions to authorize the change.

Students will need to meet the criteria below to be eligible for this major. A student’s catalog term, typically the semester you started at Purdue, will be used to determine the Major Change criteria that applies to you. Students can find their catalog term at the top of their MyPurduePlan below the degree progress bar.

This major change information below is for the catalog term you are currently viewing; see the University Undergraduate Academic Advising Major Change (CODO) website for prior catalog term criteria, more about the major change process and FAQs.

Majors

• UX Design, BS  (UXDS)

General Requirements

• Minimum Semesters:  1
• Minimum West Lafayette Credit Hours:  0
• Minimum GPA:  3.0

Course Requirements

• n/a

Other Requirements

• Students are accepted for FALL
• Students are admitted on a SPACE AVAILABLE BASIS ONLY after a holistic review. Space is extremely limited.
• Students must be in good academic standing (not on academic probation)
• Review Procedure: Interested students should complete a CODO request no later than the end of Spring semester for a Fall CODO. Faculty will review requests and host interviews with students which will contribute to the holistic review of the student. To begin the process students should have their Academic Advisor begin the major change process to UX Design with effective term Fall of the following academic year. Students will then be contacted by a UX Design Advisor for more information about setting up an interview. Decisions for admissions will be announced by the 1st week of Fall classes to students.

Advising Website

Purdue Polytechnic Institute Undergraduate Studies College Advisors

Advising Next Steps

For additional information on the CGT Department’s CODO process, to find out how your courses would count in the CGT program, or for any other relevant information that will assist you in making a wise decision about CODOing, contact a CGT academic advisor.