<p>How hard/ common is it to switch from one into another?</p>
<p>I asked this on my CMC and Scripps tour, and I was told that no one ever does this because the schools have such different feels.</p>
<p>Why would one switch when they could take take courses at the other campuses anyway? D just came back from Scripps and said one girl she talked to took Women's Studies at HMC. LOL. And another was taking most of her courses this semester at Pomona.</p>
<p>Ok, here is my idea:
CMC would be my best fit becuase of the major they offer (ie International relations) this was the only of the 5CC I applied to. But I am wondering, since you take classes all the schools anyways, could i switch to Pomona, and still get my degree from McKenna. The thing is I want to play tennis, but am not quite good enough to make it on the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps team. However, I do think I could make the Pomona-Pitzer team. </p>
<p>(I know you can get a degree from one without actually enrolling in one. Say you go to Scripps, but change your major to math, you can stay @ Scripps but get a degree from Harvey Mudd)</p>
<p>Does this sound possible?</p>
<p>(I know it sounds ridiculous and crazy!!)</p>
<p>I believe what you are talking about is an off-campus major. I do believe it is possible (and is done). It is pretty rare though.</p>