Yes, right, as noted in the other responses, 15 credit hours, not 15 hours a day. It just felt like 15 hours a day, given preparation and grading and the fact

Yes, right, as noted in the other responses, 15 credit hours, not 15 hours a day. It just felt like 15 hours a day, given preparation and grading and the fact that two of her five classes were in the next town over and so there was four hours of driving per week in there as well (and no, no mileage). I can't ... well. I can complain, clearly, but income is income, and she paid for our summer in Europe this year, and it was good prep for the visiting professorship, but ... it's still wrong. With all the time she actually spent, I doubt she hit minimum wage.