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The document is a readmission and reinstatement application for LaGuardia Community College, outlining the steps and requirements for students seeking to return after a period of absence. It includes instructions for submitting personal information, required documents, and contacting various offices for financial and academic guidance. The application also emphasizes non-discrimination policies and the responsibility of students regarding tuition and residency status.

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Begin by entering your CUNYfirst EMPL ID# and personal details such as your last name, first name, and date of birth. Ensure all information is printed clearly for accurate processing.
Provide your current mailing address, including street, city, state, zip code, and apartment number if applicable. Don’t forget to include your email address and phone number for communication purposes.
If you have attended another college since leaving LaGuardia, attach official transcripts from those institutions. If changing your major, include a Change of Major form with this application.
Review the important notes regarding tuition fees and residency status. Contact the Bursar's Office for any financial inquiries before submission.
Once completed, return the form along with any required documents to the Registrar’s Office via email at Readmission@lagcc.cuny.edu.

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Can you change your major concentration?

Declaring a major or minor in writing is an important step in establishing your student record and is a requirement for you to progress toward your degree and to graduate. Changing major and/or concentration is possible for undergraduate degree students and graduate degree students.

How do I change my major concentration at CSUF?

Access the Online Major/Minor Change Form. You will be prompted to log in using your CSUF portal credentials. From the left-hand menu, select section (A) Change Current Major/Concentration To New. Select Change Current Major/Concentration to New Major/Concentration. Your current major will auto fill.

Do concentrations in majors matter?

Specialized Expertise: Declaring a major concentration allows you to focus on a specific area of interest within your major, enabling you to gain in-depth expertise while in college.

How do you tell your advisor you are changing majors?

Meet with Your Advisor If youve decided to change majors, schedule a meeting with your academic advisor. They can provide guidance on the process, help you understand the requirements for the new major, and assist in creating a revised academic plan.

How do you change your concentration in college?

You cannot declare a major until the end of your freshman year, and must declare one by the end of your sophomore year. You may change your major within your college quite easily, this only requires meeting with your advisor.

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