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<p>But this student was NOT your traditional BC undergraduate. He was registered for classes at BC’s Woods College of Advancing Studies, which is oriented towards non-traditional students. (If he was working towards a degree or not, I do not know, but many Woods students are non-degree-seeking.) Woods has a completely different set of admission criteria than A&S, CSOM, CSON, or LSOE. And once admitted, there are completely different course requirements at Woods – only 3 classes per semester (vs. the standard 5), the core curriculum does not apply, etc.</p>