for you college people.

[Tordon22]

18 is the max at my university unless you can get your adviser to fill out a ton of paperwork. And advisers like to advise, not work.

-Zap

[superpug1]

At Riddle anything over 17 Credit Hours is considered overload and you have to get an advisor to sign for it. The way I'm going I should graduate with 2 or 3 minors since I came into the program with so many AP credits. I only have to take 12 credits to be full time and I am struggling to find classes to fill that time in for the senior year (we have to plan that far ahead for AFROTC)

[whiteman]

Most I ever took was 15hrs, had a job plus an internship. Was the most miserable 4 years ever, ran on 3-4 hours sleep at most.

[Anaxogoras]

I'm doing a double major in philosophy and sociology.

If you can sell yourself with your analytic writing ability you'd be surprised at the jobs you can get.

[Xasthur]

I'm banking on that, actually. 

[Anaxogoras]

Be smart and make sure you have some sort of internship before you graduate that gives you practical experience.  That way you should have an easier time of it than I did; it wasn't initially easy to convince employers that I could apply myself beyond epistemology and moral psychology.

[Xasthur]

Who knows where I'll end up? It could really be anywhere.

Business, banking, funerals, art, music, computers, ethics..... I don't have the faintest idea.

[BMathis]

24 credits? That's 8 classes right?  Who the hell can even manage eight classes a semester!  I doubt the college would even let someone take that many, as you'd have 0 time for real life. 

Most I've taken is 5 classes - 15 credit hrs.  + Work, etc...  I'll be graduating this may.

[Anaxogoras]

Who knows where I'll end up? It could really be anywhere.

Business, banking, funerals, art, music, computers, ethics..... I don't have the faintest idea.

You seem to have the same attitude I did.  Get ready for a post-graduation let down; it's a tough world out there.