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If I take an elective class?
A community college elective class will I take longer to graduate or will I still be on the same progress. I want to take only one elective class by the way and I will be taking three classes that aren’t electives.
2 Answers
- .Lv 72 years ago
Well, you can look at it this way. An AA degree is normally 60 semester credit hours and takes four semesters if you go full-time. (Some professional / technical programs may be slightly more than sixty credits).
So the assumption is that you take 15 credits per semester because 15 X 4 = 60. That means taking five classes. If you take less than five classes per semester, it will take longer for you to graduate.
- 2 years ago
It depends. If you are planning on taking a certain number of units towards transfer/your associates each semester, and you do those + an elective, you should still be on track. You will just have to take more units and budget your time differently.
