No major requirement plan proposed
Ideas for a free university were discussed at the Centennial College Educational Policies and Planning Committee meeting Thursday, said Lynn Pew, Greensburg sophomore committee chairman.
Reviewing the freshman and sophomore requirements in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the committee discussed dropping all requirements and
placing no particular emphasis on a major. The need for some requirements if the student decided upon a major was also discussed.
Liberal arts courses in the College Within a College system
were examined in relationship to a free university. The committee considered the possibility of admitting students without a major emphasis and arranging courses
to make such admission feasible.
Pew said it could be possible for the student to study freely until he felt he was well enough prepared to interview for a job.
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