<p>Again and again I see past posts talking of how difficult it is to get classes and how hard it is to graduate on time… what fortified the idea even more was the 21% 4-year grad rate (<a href=“http://content.kiplinger.com/tools/colleges/pubcollege.php?sortby=INRANK04&orderby=flip&states[]=CA&myschool[]=none&outputby=table[/url]”>http://content.kiplinger.com/tools/colleges/pubcollege.php?sortby=INRANK04&orderby=flip&states[]=CA&myschool[]=none&outputby=table</a>) compared to most UC’s 50% 4 year gradrate
I have also heard that changing majors is difficult but possible
Can any current or past students please share your experience on this subject?
Is passing as an eng major in 4 or less years feasible? would time to graduate differ much to say, a similar UC? thanks!</p>
<p>I graduated last year and never had much of a problem getting classes. I'm not sure why so many people say this.</p>
<p>However, it is difficult to graduate in four years due to the amount of lab classes you have to take. I had far more labs than fellow science majors at UC's had.</p>
<p>I hear 5 year programs are popular and that many students are in tough majors like architecture which takes a while.</p>
<p>Giants, would you say that computer science may take a while longer at SLO?</p>