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Once you have decided on what major or minor you would like to declare, you should schedule an appointment or come to our open advising hours. 

You should have a major GPA of at least a 2.0 to declare a major (prerequisite courses for the major are included in the GPA calculation). Be sure to meet with a major advisor early in your career to discuss the program and your plans.

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You should schedule an appointment or come to our open advising hours to meet with a major advisor to have your major or minor release submitted. If all requirements have been completed, you can email chemundergrad@umich.edu and releases can be done through email. 

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