Confused_Prospective

I think I would be applying for a transfer within the University at that point. I've looked into it, and there are definitely resources to do so (forms to fill out, and the like). I would most likely need to find somebody to plead my case, but it doesn't seem impossible.... Did you need to find an advisor in the CS department before they were willing to let you switch? Was it an official transfer between departments, or did you end up having to fulfil all of the Bioengineering requirements, while still adding on the CS stuff?

Apologies, I am graduating with a Bachelor's in Physics, and applied to those departments.

Hey, I'll (try to) keep this short... Recently I was admitted to a top-tier school to pursue a PhD with funding, fellowships, etc.. Even though this is a dream come true, my recent academic interests have been shifting slightly more towards Computer Science and AI. From my current field, this is not an enormous leap (ie: I have lots of mathematics and programming under my belt), but it is still substantial enough to warrant concern. Is there anybody out there who has made a similar switch between departments for your graduate degree (though not necessarily to CS per se)? How much bureaucracy was involved? Were you successful? Thanks.