What is concidered full time student during summer. How many Credit Hours?
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6 hours is considered full-time if your school has one big summer semester, some schools have two small ones.
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Try registering with a temporary agency.  That way, when one assignment ends, if you have something planned, you do not have to take another until you are ready to do so. They do both part time and full time placements. You can also say you do not want to work the summer, then start again in September.  You can also accumulate vacation time with some of them, after working enough hours.
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18 if not handicapped or not in school full time
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If your school offers some kind of early release, don't take it.  Take classes, especially if you're an honors/AP student and the classes you take in high school will transfer into college credit hours (if those are your plans).\n\nDon't work if you don't have to.  You'll have to work your entire life after school.  Enjoy the last year.
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Depends, do you have to repeat courses or is summer school for extra credit?\n\nIf you need to repeat courses, why prolong it.  Fun is probably what caused the problem.  However, if you you simply wanting to do something constructive, go for the fun.  You have the rest of your life to WORK, WORK, WORK.  Enjoy your childhood!
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full time means you carry 12 credits.\nwhen you take a class in college you get credits.\nif one class is 3 credits then to get to "full time"\nstatus you must take 4 of thoughs classes ( 3*4=12).\n\nif you carry less than 12 credits you are concidered part time.
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What I found best was taking summer classes.  You can often do an entire four-month course in three weeks, and you'll form great relationships with your classmates because everyone in summer school has the same attitude ("let's get this over with") and you see eachother every day (usually!).  I did my entire last year of university in a four-month summer school term.  For three of the four months I still found time to work part-time and have a social life.  It was just in the last month, when I had six horus of lectures five days a week that I had to stop working.  Be careful because not all classes are offered in the summer, so you can't plan on meeting ALL your degree requirements that way.  If I were going back to uni and had a choice, I would do as many classes during summer as possible.
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It depends on which school, which program you are in, and which term system you are in.  The credit system may also differ.\n\nBut for illustration:\nSuppose a regular class is 4 credits in a quarter system college.  And typically students take 3 - 4 classes per quarter, say 3.5.  There are 3 quarteres in a year (excluding summer).  It takes four years to graduate.  so...\n\n4 credits x 3.5 classes x 3 quarters x 4 years = 168 credits.\n\nI would check with your student counselor for your situation.
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FT-12 hours or more..PT 6 hours or less..financial aid at least 6 hours
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Talk to your academic advisor, your college dean, or even a professor.  Most colleges and universities have special departments that work just with interns.  Make sure it is an internship for which you can get credit.  You don't want to waste your whole summer doing free work for nothing.
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I agree with Jewel, part-time is best.  Please remember that in addition to time in class, you need to think about homework, papers, group projects, etc... It may take you longer to realize your educational goals, but higher education will always be there.  The time you have with your child won't.
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just take things as they come and understand that summer classes work VERY differently than regular classes.\nmost of the work for the class is done in class.\nthere isn't a ton of outside work, unless there are some papers etc.\n\ni loved all my summer classes and truly enjoyed them more than my fall and spring classes.\ni also worked while taking summer session. not f/t, but close to it.\n\nyou'll be fine.  just budget your time well and you'll be fine!
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summer before senior year
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yes  I have summer school till Aug. 2nd I go 4 hours a day. U?
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A Master's typically runs 30 credits, assuming that you don't need any prerequisites.  It can be up to 60 credits otherwise.\nA full time grad student usually takes 9 credits per semester, so if you also go in the summer, you're looking at a year (your thesis is 3 credits, and doesn't count in the above times).
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They are in school about 7 hours.(8:30 am - 3:30 pm is typical)\nIf they belong to a club, they are there for more hours.(- 5:30 pm)\nThey have 6 classes a day(1 class : about 1 hour).\nLunch time is between 12 - 1 pm.\nThey use the 12 hour clock.
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It's about the same as an associates degree. If you buckle down and take maximum credits, you can get it done in a year including the summer. That is quite difficult to do, so it generally takes 2 years in addition to the 4 for a bachelor's degree.