<p>I'm a firm (my mom calls it "overly stubborn") believer in doing things that excite you, which is why I've actively looking for a school where I don't have to take any "core" or "general education" classes, like math or science. I'll probably be going for French (though I'd prefer a Modern/Romance Language...I take (college-level) French, Italian, and Japanese in school, and I'd hate to give them up) or Studio Art, so I don't see any applications for math or sciences in either field of study. </p>
<p>I understand that schools think that we need a "breadth of knowledge" to prepare us, but I don't think that schools have the right to demand thousands of dollars from us if only to tell us which classes we have to take, like high school right now. </p>
<p>I've been looking at the University of Rochester and Hobart and Williams (what can I say, I'm a New York girl) but I was wondering if there were any others with no cores I could be looking for?</p>