What trac are you on and where are you headed?

Assoc?
BA or BS?
MA?


I am headed for a BA I suppose. I wanted an anthro major, but I have 18 credits of elective english so I imagine I am a Lit major by default.

I went to William and Mary in my former life and now am getting my groove back in a local "access" college. I think I am somewhere in my sophmore or junior year, but really can't quite be sure, as here in Oh we operate on the stupid "quarter" system, which fucked up all my "semester" transfered classes.

And DUH, I am 3/4 time. I got distracted and failed to address the OT.

I'll be taking 12 credits, which counts as full time for federal loan money, but I guess it is more like 3/4 time. I have a bachelor's already, and I will be earning a second major (sort of as if I had double-majored in the first place).

I'm taking 12 credits, which is full time. It's more than enough for me to handle, I really admire you guys who take 15 and 20 credit terms. I know I couldn't do it and accept my limitations!

I"m going to have a BA in Humanities unless I switch to the BS in Human Services for Education major which I am considering. However, it will set me back quite a bit so I just don't know.

I'm doing 17 credits so I'm definitely full time. Currently on my way to an AA and an AAS in Nursing, eventually hoping to go to a MSN.

I'm a lame ass. I'm taking one 3 hour class a semster. I'm on the Assoc. track because if I do anything more than that, I'll be in school until I die. But between that and working full time, I'm stretched pretty thin. We'll see as ds gets older if I up my classes. Currently, I'm working toward dual degrees (Managment and Marketing) and i'm thinking of getting my CNA once those are complete. After the CNA, I might try to get a job at a hospital and get them to pay for my nursing school.

I'm a part time student with a hubby who is full time student plus kids. I am at a quarter system too Ima and they should transfer in 4.5 credits for each 3 at semester schools. I got gypped out of a lot of credits too because I am at a new school and they want you to get blah amount of credits from them. Its there way of making as much money as possible on each student.

I'm definitely a part-part-timer this semester. I'm just getting back into this and in my current situation, 1 class is all I could take. Next semester will definitely be different, I'll be taking probably 3 classes. I don't know how I'm going to do it - working 3 days a week, taking 3 classes, and the kids/family. I'm thinking one of my classes next semester (at least) will be an online course.

I have a 3/4 time load this term. I have an Associates and am trying to finish up my bachelor's. It's a cross-departmental degree -- basically a personalized major. My emphasis areas are Journalism (since I took enough courses years ago to fill that area), English (mainly Folklore courses) and US History.

I have three classes this term -- the last two lower level classes I needed and have been putting off for years and one upper level writing course. After this term I have to take five more classes and I'm done with this degree.

Of course, this degree is a useless one until I get a Master's so I won't be done for a LONG time.

Half-Time next semester I may be going full-time. Right now finishing up my AA.

I am a junior and I attend full time. My dh is also a full time student and he is a senior. I plan to get my BA in Soc. and dh will get his BS in Music Education.

BS. Would be done this year, but I started teacher licensure this semester as well, and if I wanted to graduate this year I would end up doing 2 semesters total of student teaching- one for my BS and one for the licensure. Instead, I can combine them into one and graduate next year when I complete the licensure.

I returned to college last year after dropping out 14 years before. So I don't think 3 years is TOO bad. But it seems like it's a long ways off right now!

3/4 time towards a B.S. in Special Education.

Full time. I am a second year doctoral student working towards a doctorate in Public Health. My focus is maternal and child health.

Full time. 16 hours this semester, which beats 18 last semester. Going for a BA in Math. Plan to be done with it in 16 months. I REALLY REALLY want to get a fricking degree.

I am at a 2 year comm. college for now, so I am getting my associates but I am then transfering to a 4 year college.
This semester (my 4th) I am taking 13 credits.
I'm at a 2 year college, but I'm sure I'll be there for 3 (I'm on my 2nd now and no where near done!) b/c I lightened my load up last semester b/c I had ds.

I'm doing 10 credits this semester, and next I will probably work out so I can do 12 (full time) right now I am jus 3/4 time.