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   Distribution Requirements. Major. Residency *. 120 total credits, 100 of which must be from the College of Arts & Sciences *. Physical Education and swim test*. *Transfer students must spend at least four semesters in residence and complete at least 60 academic credits at Cornell. Swim test and PE requirements are waived for transfer students.

2. as.cornell.edu › advising › choosing-major-faqsCourse Guidance for Major Exploration - College of Arts ...

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   Course Guidance for Major Exploration. This guide lists advice from departments in the College of Arts & Sciences to help students choose courses to explore their major/s of choice. *Students should typically contact the Director of Undergraduate Studies and/or the Undergraduate Coordinator in the department if they have more questions.

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   • Do I have to be a Cornell student to take an online course offered by Cornell's School of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions (SCE)? No, SCE has an open-admissions policy for all courses offered during the Summer and Winter Sessions, including our online courses.

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   How do online courses work at Cornell?

   • And although they may have different technical requirements, almost all online courses are offered through Cornell's Canvas software, a web-based learning system. Generally, you'll interact with the instructor and other students via email, discussion boards, interactive chat rooms, video conferences, and/or phone.

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   Are Cornell online classes credit-bearing?

   • Cornell’s online classes are regular, credit-bearing Cornell courses. The grades and credits earned through these courses are recorded on an official Cornell transcript. As such, these classes — and all credit-bearing summer offerings — are subject to the Cornell tuition rate set by the university's Board of Trustees. See the tuition page.

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   Does Cornell offer distance education?

   • Note: As a member of the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (NC-SARA), Cornell is approved to offer distance education to students in all 50 U.S. states. For more information, see our state authorization page. *Cornell is committed to compliance with all export control regulations, including U.S. sanctions.

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