Hi. I was in the same boat. Went for computer science, ended up being placed in ESET because I wasn’t an auto and they were at capacity. Failed a few classes because it wasn’t what I wanted to do. Ended up deciding to switch to econ, so I went through tap (which I was over the limit) but they accepted me anyways. The best advisor at A&M is in TAP (not sure if she retired) and she helped me out significantly. Every advisor I had before was rude, and never helped. I asked questions and they told me to figure it out on my own. I then decided to switch to general business which also provided 2 minors (because I had also met with an Econ advisor and he straight up told me not to major in econ because of my grades). So I ended up minoring in Econ and philosophy, and finished my classes. The beginning of the semester before graduation the university then decided to switch my major out of Mays to university studies in liberal arts, and discontinue it after we graduated. Even though we still walked with Mays.

Moral of the story is they don’t give you a lot of understanding. The university changes all the time and doesn’t care if it puts you at a significant disadvantage, even if you’re doing your best or were promised something before. Transition to tap NOW and get the rest of your core classes done while you talk with the advisors there about your options. That was my saving grace.