Q13: The rules of eligibility for application state that [the applicants] should have completed at least one specialization program (or credit program or interdisciplinary specialization) offered by a department other than their own or have accumulated a total of twelve credits in courses from several specialization programs (including Level 3 courses from interdisciplinary specializations and/or credit programs). If the courses in these programs I’ve taken are scattered across several departments, can they still be used as prerequisites for my application to the university-level interdisciplinary bachelor's program?
A: Yes, they can. These courses, however, may not be from the applicant’s own department. If the courses constitute a complete specialization program (or interdisciplinary specialization or credit program), it may be counted toward the four specialization programs required by the degree. If the courses span across several specialization programs (or Level 3 interdisciplinary specializations or credit programs), they may be counted as electives.