Graduates say that moving to a different course is not a failure, especially if the one you were admitted into was not what you wanted. Speak to your faculty student adviser early, because moving after the year-end usually has deadlines and credit rules, and check how it affects your funding.
Advice is one person's experience, not official guidance. Check the university's own rules for anything formal.
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