A community college semester lasts roughly 4.5 months. This will vary depending on how long each specific college allows for Christmas break and New Years break.
4 or 5 months - September thru December and January thru May
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According to the Washington State Board of Accountancy, the education to become a CPA can be taken at any accredited college or university with an applicable CPA program as long as 150 semester hours (bachelor's degree or higher) are taken with 24 semester credits in accounting and 24 semester credits in business administration. Of the 24 semester credits in accounting, 15 of those hours have to come from upper or graduate level accounting courses. Examples of accredited schools for accounting are Art Institute of Seattle, Bastyr University, and Bates Technical College.
Yes, as long as you meet the entrance requirements.
It depends on the college. Most colleges are on a semester basis, where a semester... and therefore a class... is a little over four months. Some colleges are on a "trimester" basis, where each class is about 3 months long.
Typically, the tuition and fees are paid semester by semester.
Most all colleges will convert quarter hours into semester hours. As long as you attended a regionally accredited college or university, you should be fine.
I don't understand what being in college or what semester it is has to do with your credit.
A short semester offers classes in 4 or 8 week segments and meets for a longer time frame
To complete general education requirements at a 4 year college, which is called a “college degree,” the undergraduate bachelor's degree generally takes 4 years to complete, and needs 120-128 semester credit hours, depending on your major/concentration.
It's probably Landmark College, as it seems to consistently top the list of the costliest schools in the U.S. At least according to the Chronicle of Higher Education it is.
you need to stay in college for about 4 semesters to equal a good amount of time(2years)
A semester comes in at about $26,000.