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Old 01-02-2012 at 10:35 PM   #1
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How many courses is considered full time, I know MAC says 60 percent of a course load.... meaning????
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60 percent of 30 units (18 units)

18 units is 6 3-unit courses
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Wow its only 18? I thought it was 24... kind of a joke
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Wow its only 18? I thought it was 24... kind of a joke
I have always been told 24 is the cutoff myself. However by what you said 60% of your 30 unit standered full time year is 18 units so go figure.
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