How many hours does a engineering student study per week?
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For 17 hours (quarter-hours) of classes, I study about 35 hours a week.  This includes reading, doing homework, and reviewing.  It varies from person to person, and of course on the class.  The amount of homework that a professor assigns can have a huge impact on that number.  But, I've been in engineering for 9 quarters now, and I've found this to be a fairly reasonable amount.
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yes I am\nI work 7 days in a week and also I study master in biomedical engineering at the same time.
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Speaking as both a professor and a former student - unless you have some kind of deadline in which you're required to graduate w/in a certain time frame, DON'T overdo it! IF you're taking 8 courses (assuming they're 3 hrs), that's 24 hours, and WAY over a full-time load. If you're also going to work, you will be lucky to just pass those courses. Spread it out over at least 2 semesters, and work part time if you have to. One more semester won't kill you, but trying to cram in 24 hours plus work just might!
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Take 15-20 minutes per class and study!  Each night..only review the topic you don't know and take 5 minutes to concentrate on one topic...no music, no distractions...and always go with your first instinct!
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Make a table of the days of the week.  Each day then has to be broken down in a few hours at a time i.e. \n11pm - 7am sleep.\n7am - 8pm breakfast & getting ready fo work/college/school\n9am - 1pm work/school/college\n1pm - 2pm lunch\n2pm - 5pm work/college/school\n\nand then the hours after that need to be broken down in study time, tv time, bath/shower etc.\n\nThe idea of it is to find time to study around the other essentail hours and every day tasks.\n\nI hope this makes sense.\n\nGood luck
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I found this from a web search:\n\nCredit Hour \nThe credit hour is the basic unit of measure for college credit. Most courses at Dallas Baptist University are offered for three semester hours of college credit. This means that the student invests the equivalent of three hours per week in the formal instruction process for each three-hour course. The student should invest much more actual time than this for each three-hour course in order to complete the necessary library and preparatory work for formal instruction periods. Laboratory classes are exceptions to this example as are certain music classes and other classes that require the development of various skills.\n\nNow when you say quarter credit hour, it just means that your school is on a quarter schedule instead of a semester schedule. You still need to spend at least that amount of hours a week to get your course work completed (usually it is a lot more than that...as you go higher in classes you will probably need to spend at least 3 times your class credit hours).\n\nHope that helped!!
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apply for work study or a job on campus they have short hours. Also smaller stores such have video stores and subway have very flexible hours. especially subway they have shifts in the afternoon of 2 hours for the rush.
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If you are a student, go to your high school guidance counselor.  Laws may vary by state but, most (I believe) will provide work permits allowing you to work up to 20 to25 hours a week between the ages of 14 and 16.
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Be a working student.
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It depends, usually for elemantary schools is at least 1 hour a day at school and typically 1 hour at home.\nHigher education varies by school and area of expertise.
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There are two kinds of college credit - semester credits and quarter credits, depending whether the college is on the semester system (2 semesters per school year) or the quarter system (3 quarters per school year).\n\nMost colleges are on the semester system. One credit hour is granted for attending a one-hour class once a week for approximately 50 minutes. A one-hour credit for lab would represent approximately 2.5 hours in lab per week.\n\nThus, a three-hour credit is granted for successfully completing a course that meets for three periods per week - approximately 2.5 total hours.
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You can try in any of polytechnic, ITE. For part time courses, it is usually 3 to 4 night per week and the duration may varied from 3 to 5 yrs
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hmmmm... well, i really think that it is right about 22 hours. it is a constant in my mind, I even dream about it.. so all in all, 22 hours a day. wow! that is 154 hours a week!
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can u tell me what faculty or field are u studying , i may be able to guide u exactly then.\n\nWell for the time being i say is \n1) prepare a timetable for urself like what time u work , study, go out , etc. \n2)  then try to fix the timings for ur subjects of study in those timings.\n3) never take up one subject only , what i suggest is take two or three subjects at a time , i mean that for eg subjects A, B  AND C. so divide the timings as daily i ll do 2 hrs for subject A , 3hrs for subject B as it is quiet vast and 1 hr for subject C.\n4) prepare a schedule of the course u want to finish every week on sundays , and every saturday night check how much of the target u have achieved ,\n5) give some good amount of time for sleep daily atleast 6 hrs.\n6) give atleast 2 hrs daily for leisure activities like playing, tv, going out, etc.\n7) MOST IMPORTANT "BE FOCUSSED ON YOUR GOAL "\n       WELL THESE ARE SOME TIPS,\n       ALL THE BEST, TAKE CARE , BYE
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Yes, the number of credit hours usually corresponds to the number of hours spent in class each week for that class.\n\nYour out of class homework and study time is not included in the credit hours. For many classes the time spent outside the class is much more than that spent in the classroom!
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Typically its minumum wage and you are only allowed to work either 15 or 20 hours a week.\n\nIts actually pretty nice gig since you work on campus, gain some experience and they usually work around your class schedule.  I loved my work study jobs when i was in college.  If your campus has student housing, you should check into what types of work study oppurtunities they have to offer. Housing jobs will let you be in contact with your peers while you are making money.
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I had four math classes & a physics class last semester & I didn't study at all. I guess it all depends on how you learn. If you spend 10 min. a week studying & feel you understand it, then that's enough. If you spend 30 hrs a week & still don't understand, then you need to study more.\n\nOh yeah, that 2-3 hrs studying per hr of class time is pure bullshit. I've had teachers say that too. That's study time IN ADDITION TO homework time.