Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges allow students to pick a major on either campus

"The relationship between Haverford and Bryn Mawr — which together enroll about 2,800 students — opens many more options to students, allows faculty to collaborate, and saves money," reports the Philadelphia Inquirer. "Students can take classes at each other’s campuses, participate in each other’s clubs and programs, and eat in each other’s dining halls for no additional charge."

“'The academic offerings that we provide are exponentially larger than they would be without the partnership,'” said Bryn Mawr President Wendy Cadge. Plus, "Certain sports teams at Haverford watch our menus and then come here because they think our food is better," Cadge said. "It’s all the same food, but don't tell."