<p>Perhaps there are people here who would balk at colleges because they have either too few or too many distribution requirements.</p>
<p>We know that, at one end of the scale, you have schools like Columbia and U Chicago, who not only are laden with distribution requirements, it even amounts to a core curriculum. You can expect, in the slightly less extreme cases, ~45 semester hours out of 120. At the other end, you have Brown, which doesn’t have any.</p>
<p>Now, I expect it to be less of a factor if one could either cash in AP/IB credit or allow distribution requirements to be fulfilled with courses from a major. But what kind of college would fit you more (with respect to distribution requirements)?</p>