There are universities which require some core courses in each of the main divisions (Humanities, Social Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Biological Sciences) as a requirement for a bachelor’s degree, but it’s not a universal requirement. Plenty of art or lit majors graduate without calculus or statistics. And when core classes are required, it’s to create a well-rounded education, not to try to make people drop out. Why would a school want the bad publicity that comes with having a high dropout rate?
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