For undergraduate students: half-time enrollment is 6-8 credit hours, three-quarter enrollment is 9-11 credit hours, and full-time enrollment is 12 or more credit hours. For quarter based graduate students: half-time enrollment is 3-5 credit hours and full-time enrollment is 6 or more credit hours. For semester-based graduate students: half-time enrollment is 4-7 credit hours, full-time enrollment is 8 or more credit hours. Yes.

It depends on the purpose for which you need to be enrolled full-time. For most financial aid, greek houses, insurance, and other purposes, the minimum number of credit hours for full-time enrollment is 12 hours. Check with the agency or office which has the requirement to be sure.

There are four summer sessions, and we add together the number of financial aid eligible hours you're enrolled in each session to arrive at your total hours enrolled for the summer term.

Answer: Undergraduate students must enroll for at least 12 credit hours each semester in order to be considered full-time. Graduate students must enroll for at least 9 credit hours each semester in order to be considered full-time. Answer: In some cases, changes in family circumstances can be considered when determining your eligibility for financial aid.

Students must carry a minimum of 12 credit hours to retain full-time status. Part-time is considered 11 credit hours or less.

There are four summer sessions, and we add together the number of financial aid eligible hours you're enrolled in each session to arrive at your total hours enrolled for the summer term. We don't mail anything out by postal mail. We only contact you, the student, at your Parkland Student E-mail account. If you haven't activated your Parkland Student E-mail account yet, please do so, and check it regularly.Click here to see how to access your Parkland Student E-mail account.

credit hours each semester are required to be paid the full time amount. These 12 hours must be hours that are required for your program as listed in the catalog. If you are less than full time, your aid will be prorated as follows: Less than half time Note that student loans, the NC Community College Grant and the NC Education Lottery Scholarship require at least 6 credit hours, and other grants and scholarships have their own minimum requirements.

You need to be enrolled in 9 hours to be considered full time (without an assistantship) during the fall and spring semesters, and 6 hours to be considered half time.

In order to be considered full-time in the MSW program, a student must carry a minimum of twelve credit hours per semester.

For aid purposes, full time means at least 12 credit hours each term. At Chatfield, 12 credit hours is usually 4 courses. A three-quarter time student takes 9, 10, or 11 credit hours. A half time student takes 6, 7, or 8 credit hours.

For students without an assistantship it is 9 credits during the fall and spring semesters and 9 credits for the summer semester.

For undergraduate students, full-time is considered taking at least 12 credit hours per quarter. Graduate students are considered full-time when taking 8 credits per quarter/semester. Some financial aid is only available to you if you are registered full-time. You are still eligible for Work-Study, Perkins, and Federal Stafford loans if you are least half-time (6 credits undergrads, 4 credits grad/law). No.

A full-time student is any student taking more than 12 hours a semester. If at any time during the semester you drop a class, and your credit hours fall below 12 hrs, then you are conisdered a part-time student. In this situation, you may need to contact Financial Aid and/or Student Housing if applicable. Note: All athletes are required to take at least 12hrs per semester.

Compensatory time is in lieu of overtime and is a management tool to facilitate a work project. It must be authorized and approved in advance. It is initiated and worked at management's discretion. For non-exempt employees, compensatory time that expires before use, pays at the appropriate overtime rate.

Part-time students are required to take 10 credit hours each semester during their first year (two hours of class each evening, Monday through Friday), as well as a 3-credit hour summer class, which meets four evenings each week, Monday through Thursday, from mid May to mid July. Students can take fewer credit hours after their first year, but must complete the 90 credit hours required for graduation within a period of 84 months.

You will need to do 40 hours at your placement for each credit (1 credit = 40 hours, 2 credits = 80 hours, 3 credits = 120 hours, etc.), except in Art & Design (1 credit = 70 hours).