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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At Georgetown, you get the Jesuit tradition and commitment to service but are not going to be forced to live in single-sex dorms or worry about regularly getting preached to if you are not interested. You take a year of philosophy and a year of theology or religious studies.[/quote]

You take two years of Theology and two years of Philosophy along with a Ignatius seminar Freshmen year at Georgetown. ND is two philosophy and two theology classes as well. Almost all Catholic institutions require at least two Phil and two Theo. Exceptions being DePaul and Holy Cross where it’s only one of each [/quote]
Interesting. DS, heading to BC in August, recently looked at core course requirements, and he said this is not the case at all. But you seem to know everything.[/quote]

I do not know everything, but I guess I do know one reason why your DS is heading to BC instead of Georgetown: reading comprehension.
https://bulletin.georgetown.edu/georgetown-core/
"Philosophy – 2 Courses
Georgetown, with its commitment to the Jesuit tradition, believes that modern men and women should consider reflectively their relationship to the world, their fellow humans, and God. All students take a year of Philosophy and a year of Theology and Religious Studies."
Theology and Religious Studies – 2 courses
Through the Core, the Theology and Religious Studies Department is committed to fostering in students a critically appreciative awareness of the religious dimension of human existence, and to assisting students in reflecting upon their own experience and understanding in that enlarged context. The first course provides this foundation while the second course allows students to develop their critical awareness by applying it to a particular area of interest in religion or theology."[/quote]

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