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JoesterVT
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It's weird...I guess maybe there is some degree of institutional latitude?

But for accreditation purposes, transfer purposes, NCAA eligibility purposes, and other purposes I'm sure I haven't even thought about, you would think there needs to be some measure of consistency across institutions. Looking at my son's case, he did 3 - 4 credit courses and 1 - 2 credit course each semester. 28 credits. But if those 4 credits are counted as 3 credits at another place, that would be 22 credits. That's a huge difference. I guess maybe there's something I'm missing in this whole deal.
Posted: 04/30/2024 at 02:03 PM ET
(In response to this post by Dan1993)

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Any of you guys look at recent college course offerings or schedules?
JoesterVT 04/30/24 12:36 PM ET
The good news about our soft world now....
MrBayAreaHokie 04/30/24 07:12 PM ET
i can't believe i ever got in- stayed in and passed **
bigbadbird 04/30/24 02:26 PM ET
All at 10 times the price! What a deal! **
Stork 04/30/24 01:06 PM ET
do they still do the M/W/F or T/Th schedule?
Dan1993 04/30/24 01:00 PM ET
If I recall, graduation required about 184-186 credit hours in 1974-5
TomTurkey 04/30/24 01:10 PM ET
well...it's a little goofy....
JoesterVT 04/30/24 01:09 PM ET
Chem makes sense, others are different than our experiences**
Dan1993 04/30/24 01:53 PM ET
It's weird...I guess maybe there is some degree of institutional latitude?
JoesterVT 04/30/24 02:03 PM ET
We had 5 cr hour classes and 3 hour classes, and 1 hour labs (qtr system)
TomTurkey 04/30/24 12:46 PM ET
When we had quarter system, we would cover in a quarter what now takes a
UTPr0sim 04/30/24 12:44 PM ET
Quarters are brutal
Happy Dog 05/01/24 10:37 AM ET