Schools with flexible (but not nonexistent) core requirements

Yurtle
Tue, 09 Mar 2010 21:29:16 +0000

Keil- I don’t know. I could be wrong. Haha.

I consider “needs math/quantatative” as a core class.



Yurtle, I liked what you said about Knox-- the ‘real human being’ who wrote the letter.



cough I actually admitted in that interview that I had a lick test, in which I would lick my finger and rub the signature to see if the ink was real or not.

My interviewer thought this was hilarious…if not strange.

Conn didn’t pass this test until I got an acceptance with a small note. Cornell College (One course at a time, may be ‘flexible’?) passed, and incidentally both Knox and Cornell College use purple ink. Purple/blue are most often ‘real’ inks.

…I also used to see if the paper had custom made watermarks for the school- which UChi did a few times on nice paper, and then would just print the seal outright every once in awhile. I was being a big graphic design nerd last year though, so you can’t blame me.

I digress. If I could find the requirements for a degree, Cornell might count, but is exceptional with their one course at a time thing. You’d either love it or hate it.