What is the maximum number of hours a full-time student should work per week?
The definition of a full-time student is one who is enrolled for 12 credits (or its equivalent) or more for either the Fall or Spring semester. As indicated above, participation in class together with study outside class is equivalent to a full-time job. Therefore, a full-time student should work only part-time and usually not more than 20 hours per week. • What do grades other than “A” through “F” mean? P: Passing TC- to TF: A temporary grade assigned by an instructor to a student who has not completed required work for a course. If the work is not completed by the deadline (usually about 6 weeks into the following semester), the “T” drops and the grade becomes final. W: Withdrew officially WU: Unauthorized withdrawal – student stopped attending on or before the end of the eighth week of classes. Computed as a failure. WNA: Student never attended a class. (Please see the Bulletin for definition of grades “A” through “F” and further information on the grading system.) • What are the co
