Is 2 Summer Classes in 6 Weeks Doable? - College Life - College ...
Two courses during summer session at most colleges is considered the normal full load. With your background, it should be no problem. Although, unless you totally bombed the AP exams, or your college does not use AP credit toward the writing requirement, I have to wonder why you are taking these courses.

FAQ Pre-med courses, AP/IB/etc. credit and college/DE courses, etc
Frequently asked questions from pre-meds in college and prospective pre-meds in high school often involve AP/IB/etc. credit and college or dual enrollment courses taken while in high school. This page hopes to answer some of these questions. (Thanks to @WayOutWestMom for help writing this page.) A. Course requirements and policies relating to the issues described here for specific medical ...

Dual credit courses - College Confidential Forums
Here is what the UC application guide states: ** If any college/university-level courses were completed while in high school (including those completed as part of a dual enrollment program), applicants can add the college information after completing the high school section. The process is very similar to entering the high school information.

Does taking CC classes as a high school student affect your college GPA?
Second, though, if you’re applying to graduate or professional school, all of your college courses will be counted in GPA calculations for entry—so your B in astronomy will count.

UC Application: What Do These Grade Acronyms Mean?
This page explains the meaning of grade acronyms like W, WI, IP, and others on UC applications and how to list them correctly.

Is 3 summer classes too much? - Community Colleges - College ...
Is this too many classes for a summer semester? The semester lasts 9 weeks. I’ve already registered for 9 credits (3 classes): Public Speaking - 3 c.h. American Government - 3 c.h. Spanish 2 (online) - 3 c.h. I don’t know if the online class makes a difference; I’ve heard they’re about the same workload as a traditional setting. I’m just really needing to catch up, because I didn’t ...

Are universities way harder than community colleges? - College Life ...
It depends on what courses you take. Presumably, you are taking frosh-level courses at the community college; next year, you may be taking more advanced courses in some subjects, but frosh-level courses in others, whether you attend a community college or a university. Community college courses intended for students intending to transfer to universities do need to maintain high enough ...

Are all college history classes terrible?
A discussion on the challenges and experiences of taking college history classes, including difficulties with primary sources and keeping up with coursework.

What do the Course Numbers mean? - College Confidential Forums

So, I’m going to be a freshman this fall in college. My college doesn’t allow freshmen to choose classes until June, but they did give me a link to all classes offered first semester next year.

I noticed the course numbers varied from 100-400. I understand that 100’s are the easier courses, and the 400’s are the toughest, but I do have a question, even if it is silly.

I'm Choosing Courses: What does an R next to a course time stand for ...
The "R" in course schedules typically stands for Thursday, as "M" is Monday and "R" is used to avoid confusion with Tuesday.