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I'm Rachel... 19 year old college student. I'm majoring in Elementary Education :) I'm a Christian. I LOVE everything Performing Arts- especially Broadway Musicals. I'm lifeguard and Red Cross WSI certified. My favorite de-stressing pastime is knitting. My favorite color is purple. My hair is frizzy and my smile is bright. God Bless!

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i'm a senior in high school and i'm going to college next year. i'm a little confused on the whole hour consept, can somebody explain it to me? when they say that a class is three hours, does that mean three hours a day, three hours a week or what? and if you're taking 15 hours a semester, does that mean that you have 15 hours of class every week? i don't get it.
oh, and plese no "i dunno, i have never gone to college, but i think..." answers. (link)
For every "hour" you spend in class, you're expected to spend 2 hours outside of class studying and/or doing homework.

So if you've got a 15 hour creditload, it's really a 45 hour work week.

At least, that's the typical explanation I've heard.

I have had 3 "hour" classes that I only spend 2 hours a week in class, and don't need to study 6 hours for, so it's not a totally accurate definition... but that's what the colleges tell you the "hours" mean.


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thanx, that is kinda what i figured...




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