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Wait if the article only applied to Berklee it wouldn’t be university specific? When I read the article it was about somebody that graduated early because of t
by braingenious 4y ago
Wait if the article only applied to Berklee it wouldn’t be university specific?
When I read the article it was about somebody that graduated early because of the rules at Berklee that allowed them to do so.
Is this actually a universal thing for universities?
Usually (in the US) a “speed limit” is generally a term that relates to maximum speed, whereas a minimum speed is called… a minimum speed. I’m pretty sure there is an actual lower “speed limit” for most universities in that it’s difficult or impossible to take (for example) 15 years to finish a BA.
Who is this for?
- zamadatix 4y agoEven if we took all of those in the most leaning way we still wouldn't arrive at a way to remove the student specific portion from whether the coursework is superfluous so I'm not sure the questions would do more than further confuse you from what people were saying. I'd say this the target audience is anyone looking at or working on a degree. Even if you're a slow learner already at a university that doesn't have any form of testing out it can be helpful to know learning the material strictly via the course schedules may not be the most efficient way to absorb it. For others in the target audience it has some good advice about seeing if you can test out to finish sooner too.