SRL Archive - NOTA

how many hours/week do you take? 16 here, two 4 hour classes twice a week

and how many of you get loans in order to pay for school? wondering because my class a lot of people (including myself) pay as we go, and I haven't really seen other people do that until now

Don't know my class load yet, but I won't be able to pay for both semesters this year, probably just the first.

taking 15 hours, 5 courses, 50 minutes each. all scholarships. i pay nothing out of pocket, actually end up making money… well last year anyways. although i did mooch off my bros place so i didn't pay rent. this semester will be different :\

I get paid as I go… :p

Military pays my tuition and salary.
But my two years of uni before that I paid and worked, no loans.

From: Hobbit
I get paid as I go… :p

Military pays my tuition and salary.
But my two years of uni before that I paid and worked, no loans.

national guard or prior?

Canadian military and Officer training program

ooh US here and officer program as well :D

I am still trying to get into 2 class tomorrow.

But as of right now, if I can't get those…
Roughly about 15 hours,
1 class M/W 1hr 15min
1 class M 3 hours
2 classes T/Th 1hr 15 min (each)
1 class T 3 hours.

My parents pay for my school and scholarships (wish I had more of these).

I live away from home, so my scholarships really end up going to me for expenses (rent, food, etc…).

3 classes, each = twice a week for 2 hours; plus a 2 hour (once a week) lab..
..So 14 hours. (not including studying time)

Family pays for school, I pay my own amenities.

5 classes. 2 having an attached lab. One class that my prof told us will take 8-15 hours a week to get an A+….so I'm super busy.

Loan from my parents, who will charge me the standard interest after I get settled with a job out of school.

From: grats
how many hours/week do you take? 16 here, two 4 hour classes twice a week

and how many of you get loans in order to pay for school? wondering because my class a lot of people (including myself) pay as we go, and I haven't really seen other people do that until now

14 hours, 4classes (50 min each, mon/wed/fri) tuesday and thursday I have labs (1 hour, tuesday.. 3 hours thursday)

I already took 6 hours summer school on entering so I am at 20 for this semester.

Also my parents are paying for college.

From: grats
how many hours/week do you take? 16 here, two 4 hour classes twice a week

and how many of you get loans in order to pay for school? wondering because my class a lot of people (including myself) pay as we go, and I haven't really seen other people do that until now

I have 16 hours also….3 two hour classes (1 involves a lab that consist of a 3 hour time limit) a week and 1 class three and a half hour long that also has a lab just as long. I am going to college off a football scholarship though. But there is a tad bit of money I'll have to pay back at the end.

ah nice, I guess I haven't been around many people and asked I was under the impression like 99% of people got loans but it doesn't look that way…

also I live in one of my parents house we own 4 and rent them out they stay on the property I watch this one, so no rent!!

I have 4 classes which divide into 2 per day. My Calculations:

2 classes on Monday + Wednesday
2 classes on Tuesday + Thursday
I attend each class for 4 hours each which makes it 8 hours a day.
8 hours * 4 days a week = 32 hours of college a week + homework time + study = No time to even set up a script.

5 classes - M-F - 13 hours. 2 Classes have labs.
The University is paying for me to go there till I decide to graduate.

4 Classes - 15 credit hours. 3 are classes with labs so a 1 credit hr lab is 3 hours long. In reality I'm in class 21 hours a week :(

Also completely paid for by scholarships. Just gotta pay rent/food/utilities

i got chilled out college year im chillin ery day

Ok turns out I'm taking 16 credits (if I get in my waitlisted courses).

4 classes, around 12 hours per week I think, usually 3 hours a week per class. I take out a small loan every year, but I can manage to pay most of it from what I make in the summer (and my scholarships help)