Movin' On Up!

[Zephyr]

I just noticed something.
After this term's grades are in...

I'm officially a Sophomore!
And it's only my first year of college ^_^

Here's to 30+ credit hours :D

At the rate I'm going, I'll be a junior by the end of the year, yay.

[theOperaGhost]

WHAT?!?!??? :|

jkjk...good work!

[Cindex]

NICE! :D

How does that work though?

[Zephyr]

Freshman: 0-29 credit hours
Sophomore: 30-59 credit hours
Junior: 60-89 credit hours
Senior: 90-119 credit hours
Graduate: 120+ credit hours

I came into college with 23 credit hours earned in high school.
I had 13 credit hours this term, which I'm sure I'm getting them all.

23+13 = 36

Then if I take a minimum of 12 credit hours the next 2 terms,
Which I need to take at least 12 credit hours so that I can stay on my parent's insurance for free,
I should have the Junior amount.

36+12+12 = 60

[iJack]

Omg, steph can add!

I still dont get it, but congrats?

[theOperaGhost]

Oh, well in that case...I had 12 going into college...plus 19 this semester. 12+19=31.

Next semester I plan to take 18 credits... 31+18=49. I think I'm going to have like 140 credits by the time I graduate...not sure with the double major.

[AutumnDae]

Good job Steph. My sister is taking 18 this semester and 13 next I believe. I don't think she had any coming in from high school though.

[Sapphire]

I don't completely understand how it works since we do things a bit differently, but still, you sound like you have been working really hard! Well done! :)

[byee]

well, yay for you, Ms. smartypants! Keep up the good work.

[Oblivion]

Congratz Steph! :D
Thats awesome!

[nachtspiegel]

Does this mean that you will graduate a year early or were the college credits you earned in high school unrelated to your major?

[Zephyr]

Depends.
I don't know what I want to major in yet,
But I'm working on narrowing it down.
If I get it figured out fast enough and stick with it,
Then I could graduate a year early, yes.

[nachtspiegel]

That's awesome :D
When did you start earning college credits?