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The answer would depend some on how the particular university assigns credit hours, but for any universities I'm aware of, 72 credit hours is unrealistic to finish in a single year. At my particular university, a full-time load is between 12 and 15 hours per semester, so even if you did 18 hours per term and 12 in the summer, you'd still only be at 48 hours and you'd be overwhelmed. So, probably not possible, definitely not a good idea...
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ProfessorFor colleges and universities that operate on a regular two semester academic year, 30 credits within that year is average which would be thirty credits. However, you can pick up more if you take summer and interim sessions. Just make sure you do not overload yourself and put yourself at risk of a low grade point average, and dropping out.
For colleges and universities that operate on a regular two semester academic year, 30 credits within that year is average which would be thirty credits. However, you can pick up more if you take summer and interim sessions. Just make sure you do not overload yourself and put yourself at risk of a low grade point average, and dropping out.
For colleges and universities that operate on a regular two semester academic year, 30 credits within that year is average which would be thirty credits. However, you can pick up more if you take summer and interim sessions. Just make sure you do not overload yourself and put yourself at risk of a low grade point average, and dropping out.
For colleges and universities that operate on a regular two semester academic year, 30 credits within that year is average which would be thirty credits. However, you can pick up more if you take summer and interim sessions. Just make sure you do not overload yourself and put yourself at risk of a low grade point average, and dropping out.
For colleges and universities that operate on a regular two semester academic year, 30 credits within that year is average which would be thirty credits. However, you can pick up more if you take summer and interim sessions. Just make sure you do not overload yourself and put yourself at risk of a low grade point average, and dropping out.
For colleges and universities that operate on a regular two semester academic year, 30 credits within that year is average which would be thirty credits. However, you can pick up more if you take summer and interim sessions. Just make sure you do not overload yourself and put yourself at risk of a low grade point average, and dropping out.
completing 58 college credits is somewhat impossible for many reasons. first, most colleges and universities have a cap on the number of units the students can take (18 credits per semester. you can attend two colleges at the same time like I did BUT the most credits i have completed were 24 credits per semester. but let me tall you before putting your hops up. it was like hell. i was a prisoner. the other thing is with that much work load it's unpreventable to have an affect on your grades or falling a class.
For colleges and universities that operate on a regular two semester academic year, 30 credits within that year is average which would be thirty credits. However, you can pick up more if you take summer and interim sessions. Just make sure you do not overload yourself and put yourself at risk of a low grade point average, and dropping out.
Yes, the average credit load per semester for college and university students attending a school that operates on a regular two semester academic year is 15 credits per semester (thus, 30 credits for the year). Those who take advantage of summer and interim sessions can earn more.
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