7.0 Frequently Asked Questions About the 2021 Core Curriculum
Questions | Answers |
|---|---|
| Students matriculating to Northwestern in fall 2021 or after will need to complete the revised Core Curriculum. Students transferring to Northwestern in fall 2021 or after will need to complete the revised Core Curriculum |
| No, students who are already matriculated may continue to complete their degrees under the current Core. However, all students have the option of moving to the 2021 Core. Students should discuss the impact of this decision with their academic advisor. |
| Submit your request to the Registrar’s Office using the Curriculum Change Form available on theROCK. If you change to the 2021 Core Curriculum, you will also need to meet all requirements for your major in the 2021-22 Catalog. |
| Please see the Student Guidance page showing equivalent courses. You can also use the “What If” feature in Degree Audit and set the Catalog to 2021-22 to see the impact on your program. |
| Traditional students who change their major may choose which Core Curriculum to use for graduation. However, this must be declared in the Registrar’s Office at the time of the change of major. |
| Yes, students who wish to complete the “Second Major in Bible” complete the 2021 Core Curriculum plus 6 additional credits of Bible Exposition which may be applied to the Enhanced Curriculum. |
| Students who matriculate during the 2021-22 academic year will automatically be assigned the 2021 Core Curriculum. However, if you and your advisor decide it is to your advantage to graduate under the current core, you may file a Request for Academic Exception to do so. You will need to meet all requirements for your major in the 2021-22 Catalog. |
| Please see the Student Guidance page showing equivalent courses. You can also use the “What If” feature in Degree Audit and set the Catalog to 2021-22 to see the impact on your program. |