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@ClarinetDad16

At this point, you’re both not reading my post or keeping up with the details. That core is not the current core - please look at the current one. Even beyond that, your major satisfied half the core in the old version as well. I certainly haven’t needed to take 15 courses to satisfy the core myself. You also counted 1 credit courses and things that are not even classes. It’s just incredible misinformation on your part.

  • first year learning community - this is only two credits total, and part of your major, not the core
  • knowledge domains - I satisfied two in my major, and two with AP credit
  • writing intensive - also satisfied by my major
  • mathematical / analytical thinking - my major
  • comparative study of cultures - this was a "core" class for me
  • integrated experiential learning - this is literally another way to say co-op - it is not a class
  • capstone - this is via your major, again

In summary, I have taken only one class for my “core curriculum”. Without AP, it would have been three.

Again, this isn’t even anything that applies to the OP. You clearly have an ax to grind here for no good reason.

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I am not sure the disconnect - this is right from the website today.

http://www.northeastern.edu/registrar/nucore.html

Those are all core classes, perhaps some double in major. But they are core requirements.

Maybe you should tell NEU their website is proving misinformation.

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@coterie so are you going to do Brown ED?

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@ap012199

I haven’t visited Brown yet. But so far, I’m loving what I read about it. I have a visit planned, so you’ll know soon.

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Ah cool. I just visited NEU and Brown last week. I’ve made up my mind to apply to Brown ED :slight_smile: Maybe we’ll see each other there!! By the way great profile pic ahah

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@ClarinetDad16 As I linked to before, Northeastern’s core is here: http://www.northeastern.edu/core/requirements/

The core you are linking to is now dated.

Regardless, the technical designation doesn’t change the practical reality that it is designed around flexibility and few required classes, which is the whole reason this tangent started.