I don’t think that Claremont McKenna College is a good example of the point you’re making for several reasons. First, CMC is a very small college, only 1300 students. As such, it is not going to have the breadth of offerings that a larger school will, which is almost every other college or university. Second, its mission is education in the social sciences. It is not trying to replicate what can be found at other Claremon5 colleges across the street. Third, CMC shares in the Keck Science Department with Pitzer and Scripps. It is an inter college enterprise, housed on the CMC campus and CMC students can take a Physics major there.