Got into CC and want to take classes at both CC and SEAS or Vice Versa?

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<p>So just say hypothetically, I get into CC or SEAS and I want to take classes/major in both the schools. Is that possible?</p>

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<p>You need to stay 5 years to major in both schools-- you'd need to complete the core for each school and the major requirements for both majors.</p>

<p>There's no such thing as CC classes: SEAS and CC students take science and humanities classes together. On the other hand, CC students can take engineering classes if they meet the prereqs.</p>

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<p>So... what's the difference between CC and SEAS? like in terms of prestige and acceptances?</p>

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<p>Um, the odds are you aren't going to get into either. Do a frigging search or do some research, dude. But in a nutshell, do you want to be an engineer? If not, then don't apply to SEAS.</p>

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<p>Both are prestigious but they have different applications. If you want to work in applicable sciences or any field that ends in "engineering" then SEAS is best.</p>

<p>Honestly though, there is sufficient literature on Columbia's own website to answer this question. If you are really interested in Columbia I would read that site page by page to get an idea of what you will be committing to.</p>