what is one semester?
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half of a school year to make it simple or 2 marking periods
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One week\n\nAny week in March
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In our school, they were called 'semester hours' and a full load was 15-16 'semester hours'.  The minimum was 12 to be considered a full-time student.  20 hours would have been way too much, although it can be done if you want to get out of school earlier than 4 years.  It also depends on the type of class and how much homework/outside work is required in addition to in-class work.\n\nYou should check with your degree plan counselor or with department faculty to determine what is a good load for the degree you plan to pursue.
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trimester is 3 while semester is 2 enrollments in a school year.
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half terms can vary from school to school, best thing would be to ring your local one that you need to know about and ask them
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Usually a regular college class has 3 credits, or credit hours. Some courses vary and have 1, labs, or up to 6 credits.
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How many units does the 2.492 consist of? What you would need to do is take the total number of units you have already \n\nYou need to do a weighted average. So, say for example the 2.492 is 100 units, this semester you get a 3.0 with 14 units and the same for Spring. That would be a total of 128. The first 2.492 would consist of 78.12% (which is 100 units (my estimate) divided by the total of 128 (which you would have based on my estimate and 14 units in the spring and the fall), this semester would be 10.9% at 3.0 and 10.9% at 3.0 for Spring. Then multiply like this:\n\n(78.125% * 2.492) + (10.9375% * 3.0) + (10.9375% * 3.0) = 2.60\n\nIf you already have 80 units - it would look like this:\n\n(74.074% * 2.492) + (12.963% * 3.0) + (12.963% * 3.0) = 2.623\n\nand if it turns out that you get a 3.2 this quarter and Spring quarter:\n\n(74.074% * 2.492) + (12.963% * 3.2) + (12.963% * 3.2) = 2.67\n\nHope this helps. I will check later to see if you added more information.\n\nOKAY - with the additional information - here is where you are:\n\nCurrently 88 units at 2.492 - if you get a 3.0 with 14 units this qtr. and 3.2 with 16 units in Spring you will have a 3.648. If Spring is a 3.0 you will have a 2.62. \n\nIf you got a 3.5 this qtr and next - you would end up with a 3.748. If you got a 3.0 this qtr and a 4.0 in Spring - you would end up with a 2.7567. It is possible - but would take a lot of work...\n\nGood Luck and I hope that clears it up.
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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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term/block is the calendar system. some schools in america  are on a block scheduling system, meaning they take four classes in 90 minute increments in the fall and then take four other classes in the spring.\n\nso basically term is semester like fall of 2006 (september-december) or spring 2007 (jan-may)
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Possibily, first learn to write; an is an article meaning one, universities is the plural of university, both in the same part of a structure means that you are unlikely to pass a test to enter a universities of your choses! haha
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It may vary depending on your institution, but at the university I attend, you can get on the Dean's List after each semester ends, starting from the Freshmen Year. \n\nBut my school does not have quarter semesters.. we only have a Fall and a Spring semester per year.
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The one year is an accelerated course.  It is more general than the full two year course at other schools.  It sounds rather iffy.
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You may be able to overload on credits and take summer courses to shorten the time.\nfor example:\n15 crds-fall semester 06\n15 crds-spring semester 07\n6 crds-1st summer session 07\n9 crds-2nd summer session 07\n15 crds-fall semester 07\n----60 crds\n\nThat would make it about one year to complete 60 crds but the hard part is getting approval for a semester overload.
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A BA program generally lasts three years in the United Kingdom (except Scotland), New Zealand and Australia or four years in the United States and Canada. BA programs are increasingly taking about five (rather than four) years to complete in the USA because a student must enroll for more than 12 credit hours a semester (minimum full-time enrollment) in order to complete it in 4 years without summer classes; college students are increasingly choosing to work either full or part-time and stretch out their college education a bit more.
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one day, monday through friday
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Acclerated programs are usually one class at a time for approximately 6 weeks, which means they cram 16 weeks of coursework into 6 weeks.
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one. probably the middle one