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What options do students have? For example, can first-year students waive requirements by taking qualifying exams, enroll in different levels of required courses (basic, intermediate, or advanced), or pursue electives amidst their required courses?
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online fee gateway The site about online fee gateway • The shifting stance of colleges on required courses provides a telling example. In 1890, the required curriculum at the average American college amounted to 80 percent of all courses. • MBA programs are subject to the same forces. Particularly in the years following publication of the Ford Foundation and Carnegie Corporation studies, schools tried to upgrade their course content by embracing the model curricula described in the reports. • The pressures for conformance were strong. Both studies were highly directive: they identified the particular set of courses that should be offered and even indicated the number of hours that should be devoted to each. • The result, according to a careful analysis of business schools published in 1988, was the emergence of “a cookie-cutter mentality. for more information please visit : www.feepal.in/
