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Harvard University vs Harvard College: Are They Different?

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Harvard College’s general education curriculum requires students to take courses outside their primary field of study to give them a well-rounded intellectual foundation. Secondary fields (minors). Students can pursue secondary fields to complement their concentrations. Research opportunities.

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Colorado College: One of the Best Liberal Arts Education Options

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A smaller class size helps students get personalized attention and mentorship from their professors. Academics: Colorado College follows a block plan academic calendar, where students take one course at a time for three and a half weeks, allowing for intensive study and immersion in the subject matter.

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Strong Programs in Computer Science: Top Tips for a Popular Major

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LEARN MORE STRONG PROGRAMS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE: OUR ADVICE Go Small NESCAC and other liberal arts colleges are great places to pursue CS degrees, with their smaller class sizes, deep faculty-student interaction and mentorship opportunities, and broad curriculums. In the west, Pomona’s CS program is similarly impressive.

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Top 10 Most Rigorous Colleges: Are They Right for You?

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MIT Sandbox helps you learn and experience entrepreneurship by providing seed funding, mentorship, and tailored education that will help you explore ideas, take risks, and prepare to launch. A few examples are: Secondary fields. Also called minors, having a secondary field lets you expand your education into other interests.

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How to Succeed as a Johns Hopkins Premed

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You will have other requirements to fill for your designated majors and minors. Other common premed majors include: Psychology Behavioral biology Molecular & cellular biology Chemistry A full list of majors/minors and descriptions is available here. A minor in courses with research require multiple semesters of research credits.

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Massachusetts Scholarships

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April Valley Press Club Scholarship This is available to any high school senior from the four counties in Western Massachusetts, who has applied to college and is committed to pursuing journalism as their academic major or minor and is eligible for the Valley Press Club Scholarship. The deadline is January 1st. The deadline is April 1st.

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How to Succeed as a Cornell Premed

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Despite the requirements to complete courses in certain fields of study as a premed, there is still a degree of flexibility when it comes to the exact order in which you’ll take each of your courses and the exact courses you use within those fields.