Flexible Curriculum—Does it Exist?

I've heard of some colleges offering a large range of courses. I love exploring different subjects and I'm hoping to find a college with tons of classes to choose from. Any insights on which colleges offer the most courses?

Absolutely, many colleges do offer a wide range of courses across various disciplines. Here are a few that are known for their breadth of offerings:

1. Brown University: Brown is renowned for its open curriculum, allowing students to take any course without any general education requirement. This means if you're interested in exploring academic disciplines outside of your concentration (Brown's term for major), you have ample scope to do so.

2. Amherst College: Amherst has an open curriculum as well, where none of your courses are dictated by general education requirements. Additionally, students can take courses at other schools in the Five College Consortium (Mount Holyoke College, Smith College, University of Massachusetts Amherst, and Hampshire College).

3. Columbia University: Columbia, on the other hand, has a traditional core curriculum consisting of great works of literature and philosophy, but also offers a vast array of classes for students to choose from. Additionally, it has numerous undergraduate school-specific offerings, like Columbia College, the School of General Studies, and more to provide a robust selection of courses.

4. University of California, Berkeley: UC Berkeley offers over 350 degree programs, making it a great option if you're looking for academic breadth and opportunity to explore different fields.

Remember to check each college's course catalog to explore what they truly offer. Look through the different majors, minors, and certificates you can earn. Keep in mind your interests and career goals while choosing the university that fits well with your plan. You may even want to consider double-majoring or doing an interdisciplinary major if you're interested in two or more fields. Ultimately, the goal is to make sure the college you choose aligns with your academic objectives.