College for all - right?

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

Again, only speaking from personal experience, this was easily addressed with the department by being allowed to take classes concurrently that otherwise would have required to be sequential. I also had the unique experience of having industry experience coming into the department.

Like I said, depends on the major. My major had the highest unit requirement at my school. Some shuffling could have saved some time, but the reality was that there were just too many classes and not enough time. I got out of sequence in 1 quarter due to faulty advice from a counselor. The result was an extra full year to get my degree.

Hell, I came in as a sophomore thanks to AP credits, still took me 5 years because of the major's requirements.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

Hell, I came in as a sophomore thanks to AP credits, still took me 5 years because of the major's requirements.

That's another interesting question: how long did your "4-year degree" take to get? Mine was 4.75 years and that included Summer School three years.

[LSPoorEeyorick]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

That's another interesting question: how long did your "4-year degree" take to get? Mine was 4.75 years and that included Summer School three years.

I took between 16 and 18 credit hours per semester, so reasonably I should have been able to complete in 4. But my two degrees were from two different colleges within my university, so I had to do an additional 25 credits more than if I got 2 degrees from 1 college. A hearty thanks to the auditing adviser who didn't realize this until the winter semester my senior year.

All in all, the two took 4 years plus one spring and one summer semester (during which I had to get permission to take more than the permitted amount of credit hours.)

[€uroMeinke]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

That's another interesting question: how long did your "4-year degree" take to get? Mine was 4.75 years and that included Summer School three years.

3.5 thanks to AP credit and a couple UCI classes I took while in High School