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

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.

A full-time course load in fall and spring semesters is 9-15 credit hours (including audits). Students enrolled for summer session are considered full time when taking 3-6 credit hours per session (including audits).

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.

Full-time students are those who take a minimum of 12 units per semester with the exception of the summer term. Some students need to prove full-time status for medical or car insurance programs.

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.

Yes. All students must be enrolled and taking classes at the time they are living on campus. If you are academically dismissed from the University, you will be asked to vacate your apartment. If you are not taking classes during a semester for any reason, you will be asked to vacate your apartment. Please note, however, that you are still responsible to fulfill your lease obligation. Not taking classes does not mean you get out of your contract.

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.

Individuals enrolled in the non-traditional program at Howard University will be considered full-time graduate students. The non-traditional program at Howard University is structured for a two-year learning experience. However, we understand that the adult learner may have other pressing circumstances that require them to take time off. Joining the cohort that is four months behind them and picking up where they left off can accomplish this.

The Graduate School considers full-time enrollment to be 8-12 graduate-level credits (300 and above; no audits or pass/fail) during the fall and spring semesters and 4-8 graduate credits during the eight-week summer session. A student who has dissertator status is considered full-time with 3 graduate-level credits.

Most students enroll for a total of 12-16 credit hours. The general recommendation from faculty members is to spend two hours of reading/study time outside of class for each hour of class time. If a student is working or has other commitments, the total time required to be successful in a class should be considered when deciding each semester’s credit-hour load.

You should contact the holder of your loan. If you don't know who holds your loan, you can use our Web site (www.nslds.ed.gov) to find out about your federal student loans. The site displays information on loan and/or federal grant amounts, outstanding balances, loan statuses, and disbursements. To use the NSLDS Student Access Web site, you will need to provide your Social Security Number, the first two letters of your last name, your date of birth, and your PIN.

Full time status is considered to be 12.0 hours and above, and dropping below full time status may affect students in several areas. 1) Beginning with the first day of classes, if a student drops any classes, he will not receive any refund of tuition. 2) Students are required to remain full time at all times if they participate in any varsity sport in order to maintain eligibility. 3) Students included on insurance plans with their parents may be required to remain full time.

If the status of the application is "Draft", it means the application is incomplete and has not been submitted; and thus will not be reviewed. To submit it, click on the application and go to the Signature Tab. Once there, click the Submit button and ensure the status of the Application is now "Pending Verification" on the Applicant Home Page.