what's considered a full course load?

[azazel]

at school?

[Carrie]

full time is 5 courses per semester.

[Disco_Whore]

If you're applying for a student loan the minimum requirement for a full course load is 3 classes per semester.

[wishbone]

both above are correct.


although i'm a fan of the 5.

[esoter1c]

Must....not.....post......can't......res ist.....too.....easy......ack!















































Full course load @ school !?

[wishbone]

there's a joke about a full load in there but i'm not going to make it.

edit:

in where?

hahahaha

[esoter1c]

Originally Posted by wishbone

there's a joke about a full load in there but i'm not going to make it.

edit:

in where?

hahahaha

Too late. :p

[UrbanNinja]

At my school its 4 as far as I know. I think it can depend on what you are taking, and what degree. I know for my friend's masters, 2 is considered a full course load.

[dabbler]

full course load is 5 classes per semester, but a full time student would be 3 minimum

[KrisisID]

at bcit its 7 courses plus labs.

[azazel]

Originally Posted by dabbler

full course load is 5 classes per semester, but a full time student would be 3 minimum

full time student meaning two semesters per year?

[FireWire]

Originally Posted by esoter1c

Must....not.....post......can't......res ist.....too.....easy......ack!

Full course load @ school !?

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuck me! I'm going back to school. :D

[azazel]

serious advice only plz, this is for tax purposes

[-evil-duerr-]

bahahahahhahaaaa....


load

[wishbone]

Originally Posted by azazel

serious advice only plz, this is for tax purposes

December is always tax time................

[UrbanNinja]

Then check with your academic institution. If you are considered a full time student there, then you are a full time student for tax purposes. At my school its four courses, anything less is part time.

[Arrrika]

To be considered a full time student for student loans it is 9 credits. In the summer I only have two classes but it adds up to 10 credits so I can still apply!

[Carrie]

http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pbg/tf/t2202/t2202-06e.pdf

the second dot explains full time and fourth dot explains part time.

hope this helps.

[esoter1c]

Originally Posted by azazel

serious advice only plz, this is for tax purposes

[Revolver]

[laska]

It's 60% of courses