- Some info:
To graduate: 128 credits
Current: 76.5
Remaining: 51.5
Each class is worth: 4 credits
So as of now, I have 76.5 credits which puts me as a Junior. To get my degree, I need 128 credits, so that leaves 51.5 remaining before I can graduate. To graduate on time (meaning 4 years), I would need to take 17.16 for the next 3 semesters to finish on time (May 2012). I'm hitting the wall with school, so I want to try to finish in two semesters, so I would need to take 25.75 credits each semester. I know I can request for a "credit overload", since our limit now is 18 credits, but the most I've ever taken is 20. Does anyone here have any experience with credit overloads? If there isn't a limit, I could take 20-24 credits each semester, then a few in the summer.
Does anyone have any advice? Thanks!01-03-11 06:38 PMLike 0 - Was it worth it afterwards though? I just picked up Computer Science as a minor, so I doubt they'll be fluffy.01-03-11 09:29 PMLike 0
- I did at least 18 credits a semester for my last two years and I slacked off a lot, but I still had to do a lot more than most of my buddies. It kinda sucked when they went to do stuff and I had to do a paper.
And I was a sociology major - much easier major than computer science. You certainly can do it, but college is a good time to have fun.01-04-11 01:12 AMLike 0 -
And expect a lot of time necessary to do programming work and all.
Soooo, my recommendation knowing that you picked it up as a minor....don't do the credit overload. You'll burn out.01-04-11 08:42 AMLike 0 - I was a computer science major in college. It was not easy. You could make it easy, but then you have to get comfortable with lower grades.
And expect a lot of time necessary to do programming work and all.
Soooo, my recommendation knowing that you picked it up as a minor....don't do the credit overload. You'll burn out.01-04-11 09:37 AMLike 0
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