<p>Hello, im trying to graduate from a community college (NOVA) a semester early, so im thinking about taking 5 summer classes (16 Credits) to do that. Im taking 17 credits next semester in the spring. The classes would be (Accounting 211, Economics 201, American History 122, Human Anatomy 141, and ITE Introduction to Computers 115) Is it at all possible to do this in 12 weeks? or maybe 2 6 week classes session 1, 2 6 week classes session 2, and one 12 week class? Im thinking it may be easier to get in to colleges in the spring? I could do this, or maybe take 3 classes in the summer, and 2 in the spring and getting jobs and internships? Im a hardworker with a 3.7 right now because i picked a bad science class I took 5 credit precalc in 6 weeks and i wasn't overwhelmed at all, and i also took honors student development in 8 weeks. 12 weeks is only 4 weeks shorter than a regular semester, and there is no spring break or thanksgiving break or anything. Thoughts on this? Im only gonna do this if its possible to get a 4.0 or 3.8</p>
<p>totally doable…I took 15 this past summer and wasn’t overwhelmed at all…they have session 1&2 so that helps. Also online is great to ease the load and it appears as a normal class (not online) on the transcript…great for filling time gaps on campus just study the online class. checkout myedu . com (remove the spaces) it has a great guide if you register showing the grades all the professors at NOVA and tons of other schools give out…KEY if you wanna get a 4.0</p>
<p>Eckley for Econ is great for 201/202 @ Alexandria campus</p>