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<p>There were majors offered that crossed the schools. There were certain classes that were likely only of interest to / relevant to those particular majors (such as performance-based high-level music classes) or had prerequisites that effectively closed them out to anyone who wasn’t majoring in that field but generally speaking … sure, you could take courses in the other colleges if you were so inclined. So again, I fail to see the difference between the 7000-person research university for which the arts and sciences college comprises 3500 students, and the LAC that comprises 3500 students. I mean, other than the obvious “the campus is bigger and there are more people around.”</p>