<p>Hey guys, i applied and just got accepted to GLS (Global liberal studies). It’s the new program for those of you who don’t know (not to be confused with LSP). Because it’s knew, i guess i have a lot of questions.</p>
<li>how many students are accepted to this program?</li>
<li>can we transfer out to the normal CAS if we don’t like it at the end of the freshman year?</li>
<li>what exactly, are its differences from LSP, the program students get into if they don’t quite make the original school they applied to?</li>
<li>is it supposed to be harder/“better” than regular CAS? (if you know what i mean?)</li>
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<p>i’d appreciate solid answers with some sources that i can check out for myself. and some points of contact from those of you out there that have also applied to and gotten accepted to GLS.</p>
<p>best luck to you for participating in the new program as a guinea pig. If I'm not mistaken, you do two or more semesters abroad in that program. (interestingly enough, this also seems to solve the housing problem caused by increased enrollment)</p>
<p>Yeah I got in too, and I’m wondering if I want to go into GLSP or UCLA or Emory (Oxford College), which are the acceptances I’ve gotten so far. It’s been really hard for me deciding since this is a brand new program. What does everyone else think about this program? It’s hard to judge the quality of a program that hasn’t been enacted yet!</p>