Edited sentence: Accounting (off-campus through Claremont McKenna).American Studies.Art (Studio).Art History.Asian Languages (Chinese and Japanese through Pomona, Korean through Claremont McKenna).Asian Studies.Asian-American Studies.Black Studies.Chicano Studies.Computer Science (off-campus through Harvey Mudd).Core is both loved and hated by students.Engineering (3-2 program, must be petitioned for).Environment, Economics, and Politics.Environmental Science.Environmental Studies (off-campus through Pitzer).European Studies.Film Studies (off-campus through CMC).Foreign Language (classes taken in two or three languages, with emphasis in language or culture).French Studies.Gender & Women's Studies.Geology (off-campus through Pomona).German Studies.Hispanic Studies.However, the training in cultural analysis proves to be a lasting benefit of the Core program, and most upperclasswomen acknowledge that Core has changed the ways they consider the world.Human Biology.International Relations.Jewish Studies.Latin American Studies.Legal Studies.Media Studies.Molecular Biology.Most first-years are overwhelmed by the intense reading load in the first semester of their first year, and Core II is due for a re-design.Music Business.Organismal Biology.Organizational Studies (off-campus through Pitzer).Politics & International Relations.Queer Studies.Religious Studies (technically off-campus due to lack of faculty though Scripps does have limited religious studies faculty).Science & Management.Science, Technology, and Society.Social Justice.Sociology (off-campus through Pomona or Pitzer).Theatre (off-campus through Pomona)