"transfer major" is a correct and usable phrase in English.
It is used to refer to a college student who changes their major while still attending the same college or university. For example, "After Melissa failed her math final, she decided to transfer major and study Animal Biology instead."
Lieutenant Miner said the decision to transfer Major Day was made by the agency's acting superintendent, John P. Melville.
There are, however, some areas where the government is not prepared to listen: the commitment to abolish primary care trusts, to transfer major powers to commission services to GPs, and the ambition to vastly increase the participation of the private and, in theory, voluntary sectors in providing health services.
At a 5 May 2015 hearing before the federal court in California, the government urged it to transfer major parts of the case to the secret Fisa court, which it deigns to claim is better suited to hearing complaints about... overzealous secrecy.
In particular, it reveals the practical limitations of wireless energy transfer, major impediments to sustainable energy operation, as well as indicates the way forward. .
At the eighteen months follow-up after the gene transfer major consequences were seen; one mouse developed a hepatocellular carcinoma in the liver and another had a papillary adenocarcinoma in the lungs (Figure 6A, B).
Some universities make it fairly easy to transfer majors within a college, so going from one engineering major to another may be possible.
Transferring major terrorism cases can lead to mixed results.
For students who have completed these lower division courses prior to transferring, major requirements to be taken after transfer to Berkeley appears in the chart below.
They include helping Arab governments develop "pathways to reform" with benchmarks that will provide a way to measure change, and transferring major U.S. democracy funding from the State Department to independent groups that have more credibility among those who distrust Washington.
Technology transfer for major aviation-weather-information systems developed at the laboratory has proceeded.
One technique has been to guide athletic stars first to junior or community colleges, then to transfer to major universities -- a process in which requirements are minimal.
