Wesleyan vs. Brown as a transfer student

silverturtle
Mon, 14 May 2012 03:49:35 +0000

The Brown graduates I’ve met have complained that it is much easier to graduate with just a collection of courses that have no relationship to each other.



Isn’t the nearly unencumbered liberality of course selection that is implicit in the feasibility of taking a slew of unfocused courses reason for those who willfully exploit that potentiality to not complain about what they did? An open curriculum doesn’t necessitate breadth at the expense of depth; by its nature, one can make of it what he or she wishes. It doesn’t take particularly much effort in analyzing the course offerings to find the coherency you’re looking for.