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You normally pay per credit, so not quite, and also that way you'll have lower grades, fewer chances to get internships, and make less connections.
by sudosysgen 2y ago
You normally pay per credit, so not quite, and also that way you'll have lower grades, fewer chances to get internships, and make less connections.
- loeg 2y agoUW charges the same fixed credit rate for 10-18 credits/quarter then adds significant per-credit fees above 18 to explicitly discourage super high courseloads.
- sudosysgen 2y agoYep, pretty common, at least they allow it though - mine wouldn't let you take such a courseload unless you had a stellar academic record, and they would require grades significantly above average to recognize equivalent classes from lower education.