What is a typical course load?
• How long does it take to complete the MST program? • Is it possible to do an internship in taxation? Double-credential Options • Can I double my academic credentials? • Would you provide an example? Professional Credentials • Does the MST program provide prerequisites for professional certifications? • I would like to obtain the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) professional credential. How does the MST program assist me with that? • I would like to obtain the Certified Financial Planner™ (CFP™) professional credential. How can I do that? Courses • How often are courses offered? • How big are taxation classes? • Who are the students in taxation classes? • What are the qualifications of the faculty? • When are classes scheduled? Distance learning • What does it mean to “Learn Live from a Distance”? • Where can I take web-based courses and what type of equipment will I need? • As a distance learner, will I be able to join in class discussions and interact with my professor? • Can I pur
There is no general minimum course load; however, to be considered full-time, an undergraduate student must be enrolled in at least twelve semester hours during each long term (fall and spring semesters). The standard full-time course load is fifteen semester hours. The maximum load for a summer session is normally six smester credit hours for the five-week term, eight semester hours for the eight-week term or twelve semester hours for the twelve-week term. Special arrangements may be made for a student enrolled in the twelve-week summer term to take up to sixteen semester hours if the student needs no more than sixteen hours to graduate at the end of the summer session. Students who are working while attending UTD should consider the total number of hours required to successfully complete their course work. Students are expected to study 2 -3 hours per week, outside of class, for every class credit hour in which they are enrolled. Therefore, a student enrolled in 15 credit hours shoul
