Hard school- any disadvantage?

Watson_amp_Crick
Sat, 03 Nov 2007 19:33:48 +0000

“That kind of flexibility wouldn’t be possible if I’d gotten locked in at age 18 and lacked the breadth to jump in interdisciplinary fashion”

THe bureaucracy in the US actually is a burden to “jump in the interdisciplinary manner” You still have to take the courses to get paper credits of what you didn’t take. It’s just the same in EU. If you need 60 credit hours in CS to get a degree in CS, and you got none of those courses because you got an economics degree, then you are bound to take all those 60 hrs courses (those courses are CS courses only, not math etc…) THis thing works the same everywhere, not just in the US.