<p>Just wondering what the unofficial record is and how that person managed it.</p>
<p>I have a friend who is currently taking 25 units. She has been taking 20+ units for the last few semesters because she is graduating a year early. Media studies/Linguistics double major and education minor. She seems to handle it pretty well. I don’t know how, but she does.</p>
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<li>not sure how they did it. probably just study most of the time during the week and weekends. but im sure there has been a person who took 23… hm…</li>
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<p>22</p>
<p>However, none of the five engineering / CS courses had labs or computer programming; only the social studies course had a (not that big) term project.</p>
<p>Some other semesters with fewer courses and fewer (15-16) units were more work, because some of the courses had lots of computer programming, lab work, and/or large term projects.</p>
<p>James Franco took 62 at UCLA</p>
<p>That’s insane. Maybe i should take more units… ahh I guess I could graduate a year early if I did like 20 units lol</p>
<p>one of my close brainiac friends from HS took 23 units on one semester. she’s a business admin/MEB double major.</p>
<p>ive seen her BearFacts transript and always feel suicidal after, lol. </p>
<p><strong>i think she might be a cyborg</strong>*-its a secret, dont tell.</p>
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<li>Not exaggerating, not lying.</li>
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<p>The most I’ve personally heard of is 21, though one unit was a seminar and eight units were humanities.</p>
<p>29, but they weren’t taking any lab courses.</p>
<p>Currently 23. But that’s the most I’m ever going to take, the next few semesters are 20’s.</p>
<p>@eloriel, why 20s? are you intending to double is unrelated areas / triple major? graduate early? etc?</p>