research, to wit: genomics, molecular modeling, structural biology, ecology, evolutionary biology, and systems analysis of neurobiology, physiology and metabolism. Maybe you want this joint major. It offers an immersive experi- ence in the scientific and intellectual cultures of the two fields, a wealth of interdisciplinary research opportunities in biomathematics and quantitative biology, and advisers in both fields who can help you map the terrain of the next century.

3-2 PROGRAMS IN ENGINEERING Two ways to get a degree in engineer- ing from us—and an outstanding liberal arts degree from our friends in The Claremont Colleges. The Scripps College 3-2 Engineering Degree and the Claremont McKenna College (CMC) 3-2 Degree in Economics and Engineering work like this: you’d attend Scripps or CMC for three years, taking mathematics, science and general education courses; at the end of your

junior year, you’d transfer to us and complete our requirements for general education and the engineering degree. Five years, two degrees.

INDIVIDUAL PROGRAM OF STUDIES Just what it sounds like: a program of study—a major—designed by you, the individual, consistent with the nature and strengths of the college. Just another way in which we’re thinking of you.

THE OFF-CAMPUS MAJOR What if, in your second year, you decide to major in a field in the humanities, social sciences or the arts? Then, my friend, you could complete an off-campus major at one of the other Claremont Colleges. (You’d have dozens of choices). If your primary major was off- campus, you’d still have to complete a minor in one of our major-granting departments, along with our other graduation requirements—the Core and the program in the humanities, social sciences and the arts.

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