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Hace 5 días · Major Requirements. The Public Policy Major consists of 9 courses and an internship experience, distributed as follows: 1. Quantitative Methods (1 course) One course selected from: GOVT055 CM - Empirical Methods. ECON120 CM - Statistics. Another college-level statistics course with permission of the program director. 2.
Hace 3 días · Introduction. This version of the Claremont McKenna College Faculty Handbook is effective August 2023. It is the hope of the College that members of the faculty will find this document a valuable resource that defines overall policies and procedures of the College. These policies have been created and/or modified to maintain the culture and ...
Hace 4 días · Find whole word or phrase only. Government. • GOVT147 CM - Technology and International Politics. • GOVT148 CM - Development in Practice. • GOVT149 CM - Foreign Relations of the United States. • GOVT150 CM - U.S. National Security Policy. • GOVT151 CM - Maps and Politics.
Hace 3 días · About This Catalog. Claremont McKenna College publishes its academic catalog once per year in the summer. Information included in the academic catalog is accurate as of the publication date. Updates approved subsequent to publication of this edition will be included in the next edition of the catalog. Volume LXXVI, July 2023.
Hace 3 días · Senior Thesis (1 or 2 courses) Majors must complete a thesis as the capstone requirement to the major. Options include either a 2-semester Team Master’s Project (TMP) or a 1- or 2-semester thesis in biology, chemistry, or physics. All students, including those participating in TMP, must enroll in the appropriate Keck Science thesis course.
Hace 3 días · Claremont McKenna College takes pride in its vibrant residential community. To maintain a robust community atmosphere, all undergraduate students are required to live on campus. Each year a limited number of juniors and seniors may request to live-off campus by the designated date prior to Room Draw for the upcoming academic year.
Hace 5 días · Print-Friendly Page (opens a new window) ECON101 CM - Intermediate Microeconomics. An analysis of the determination of price and output under various market conditions, from competition to monopoly. Theories of economic choice are applied to consumers, producers, and resource owners. Techniques of partial equilibrium analysis are stressed.
