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Extremely interesting. How much time do you need to devote for a successful completion in 3 years per your experience? Is there any way to advance faster? Edit
by vmasto 10y ago
Extremely interesting. How much time do you need to devote for a successful completion in 3 years per your experience? Is there any way to advance faster?
Edit: The website estimates about 250 hours for each course, at four courses per year, that's 1000 hours per nine months, it looks like the estimate is at least 4 hours of study per day (weekends included) for the duration of the course (about 9 months). How accurate is this?
Also, do you have to be physically present for the exams?
- ghufran_syed 10y agoI think that's probably correct. 4 courses per year is equivalent to 30 semester units in the US (2 semesters of 15 units each). You can't do it in less than 3 years, due to the university rules which won't let you take more than 4 courses per year.
- recon517 10y agoYou can study from 3 to 8 years depending on how much free time you have. There are only three deadlines each year - two for coursework assignments and one for exams. It takes me at most 5 days of study per course before each coursework and before an exam, so 15 days of study per course. You can take up to 4 full or up to 6 half courses per year. And yes, you have to be physically present at an exam, but not necessary in London - there are examination centres all over the world.