[Langdude]

You are also allowed to take a certain number of credits at other colleges; the exact number varies by college, and I don't know Stanford's present policy, but it can be up to a half-year over your last two years. (Much more than that is allowed in your first two years, of course, if you transfer in.) Usually, though, you have to be registered at your college the quarter or semester preceding the quarter or semester of your graduation, or something like that. At any rate, my point is that EJ (or other students) could accumulate nearly enough credits in three years and finish up with credits somewhere else, and still get the Stanford degree.

-m.

[Langdude]

You are also allowed to take a certain number of credits at other colleges; the exact number varies by college, and I don't know Stanford's present policy, but it can be up to a half-year over your last two years. (Much more than that is allowed in your first two years, of course, if you transfer in.) Usually, though, you have to be registered at your college the quarter or semester preceding the quarter or semester of your graduation, or something like that. At any rate, my point is that EJ (or other students) could accumulate nearly enough credits in three years and finish up with credits somewhere else, and still get the Stanford degree.

-m.