Credits to Take Each Semester to Graduate on Time
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The short answer
If your degree needs 160 credits, you have 90, and four semesters remain, you must take about 17.5 credits in each. That fits inside a 28-credit limit. Check your university's rule for the most you may take in one semester.
Check your scheme booklet.
Optional. Leave 0 if you do not know.
Take about
17.5 credits
in each of your 4 remaining semesters (70 credits left)
If you took the most allowed (28) every time, you could finish in 3 semesters.
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How to: Credits to Take Each Semester to Graduate on Time
- 1Type the credits the degree needs and the credits you have done.
- 2Type the semesters left.
- 3Type the most credits your university lets you take in a semester, if you know.
- 4Read the credits you must take each semester.
At a glance
- Example
- 160 needed, 90 done, 4 semesters left
- Per semester
- About 17.5 credits
- Credits left
- 70 credits
Frequently asked questions
What if the credits per semester are above the limit?
Then you cannot finish in the semesters you counted. The tool shows how many semesters you need if you take the most allowed each time.
Should I take the maximum credits every semester?
Not if it hurts your grades. A balanced load with good marks is better than a heavy load that lowers your CGPA.
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