0.4.0: Course Load Recommendations

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    0.4.0: Course Load Recommendations

    Many students have to work while attending college and it is important not to become overwhelmed. Time is a main source of stress for today´s multitasking college students. Butler recommends the following course load scenarios:

    Hours Working College Credit Hours
    40+ 3
    30-39 6
    20-29 9
    1-19 12 or more

    *Information can be found in Butler´s Student Handbook.

    It is important that you are honest about the amount of things you can juggle in a semester. For every hour in class, Butler recommends that a student should have 3 hours available to study. This means that a student who is taking 12 credit hours should have 36 hours available for study each week. Attending school full time is the equivalent to having a full-time job.

    FL107 is a 5 credit hour class. Based on the college´s course load recommendation, that means you should have 15 hours available for study each week.

     


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