lol my point is just that not every can change their schedule and some have no choice, not everyone has it that easy.

 

taking classes online still count as "real" classes. And it would free up alot of time spent sitting in front of some professional jabbering on.

And also, find out what financial aid considers "full time". I'm doing financial aid now for my Masters and 1 class is "full time".

Now, when I was an undergrad, 3 classes was considered "full time".

Just throwing that out there.....(again).

 

we dont go by how many classes, its how many hours each class gives you.

 

Or if you are a stay home dad taking 14 hours this semester. I cant drop below 12 hours (full time) or my GI Bill goes down by about $200 and my Pell Grant drops by about $220... that doesnt pay bills.

I dont consume energy drinks on a regular basis... I did that when I was staying home with my son, taking 12 hours and working as a valet in Dallas on Friday and Saturday nights (6pm-12-1230am with a 45+ minute drive each way).

Good for you that you can schedule your life as lax as you do, but not everybody has those same opportunities.


Hours determine status. 12 hours is full time.... that could be 3 four hour classes... 4 three hour classes... you get the point. I dont know how masters financial aid works.

 

yea i dont consume energy drinks regularly either, just posted the info i found.