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4 years if I don't fail any class this semester (unlikely, but you never know). Next semester is mostly easy electives. I plan to start studying/completing Microsoft certifications next semester too. Double major in economics and comp sci with a minor in math.
I go to a traditional state school (and did so all 4 years) - uga.
Good luck! I go to UWG. Out of curiosity, do you feel comfortable living in Athens?
I'm closing in on 6. Going for a double major and taking too many classes at community college slowed it down. I'm probably going to end up with 150 credits or more.
I completed an associates degree (60 credits) in two years and 57 of them transferred to university. I then went full time 12 or 15 credits a semester (one semester I carried 21 credits) and took 3 years to finish education degree. I graduated with just over 200 credits total. The program was only supposed to be 130??
started in fall 2008, finished in march 2013. 4 1/2 years
I worked full time through most of it and took a semester off. too many other issues going on at the time and it was all too much to handle so I took a short break.
The vast majority of people who have a Bachelor's Degree got it in 4 years. But here's the thing. Most people never even get a Bachelor's Degree. So yes and no. Of the people who have a Bachelor's Degree, yes, most of them finish in 4 years. Of all people nationwide, most of them don't finish in 4 years, for the simple reason that they never get a Bachelor's Degree. So you just be proud of the fact that you're even getting a Bachelor's Degree.
4 years, double major of 40 credits each + 53 hours of general education credits and 2 graduate credits (concurrent enrollment my final semester of my senior year).
double degree in 4 year (computer science and economics)
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