There are some community colleges (not many) that offer an associate degree in this field. This would take two years (four semesters) as a full-time student to complete. Apprenticeships must be completed under the direction of an experienced and licensed funeral director. Some States require apprenticeships. Depending on State regulations, apprenticeships last from 1 to 3 years and may be served before, during, or after mortuary school. Apprenticeships provide practical experience in all facets of the funeral service, from embalming to transporting remains.
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Two academic semesters. However, there are also summer sessions.Two academic semesters. However, there are also summer sessions.Two academic semesters. However, there are also summer sessions.Two academic semesters. However, there are also summer sessions.Two academic semesters. However, there are also summer sessions.Two academic semesters. However, there are also summer sessions.
total 6 sem,in 3 years.
A four year degree (bachelors) can range between 120 and 128 credits depending on the specific program of study, and on the college or university requirements. The degree as a full-time student takes approximately eight semesters to complete. So, you can do the math and understand how many semesters 300 hours could be. I hope you do not plan on spending that many semesters getting your degree. With that many semesters you could attain a doctorate.A four year degree (bachelors) can range between 120 and 128 credits depending on the specific program of study, and on the college or university requirements. The degree as a full-time student takes approximately eight semesters to complete. So, you can do the math and understand how many semesters 300 hours could be. I hope you do not plan on spending that many semesters getting your degree. With that many semesters you could attain a doctorate.A four year degree (bachelors) can range between 120 and 128 credits depending on the specific program of study, and on the college or university requirements. The degree as a full-time student takes approximately eight semesters to complete. So, you can do the math and understand how many semesters 300 hours could be. I hope you do not plan on spending that many semesters getting your degree. With that many semesters you could attain a doctorate.A four year degree (bachelors) can range between 120 and 128 credits depending on the specific program of study, and on the college or university requirements. The degree as a full-time student takes approximately eight semesters to complete. So, you can do the math and understand how many semesters 300 hours could be. I hope you do not plan on spending that many semesters getting your degree. With that many semesters you could attain a doctorate.A four year degree (bachelors) can range between 120 and 128 credits depending on the specific program of study, and on the college or university requirements. The degree as a full-time student takes approximately eight semesters to complete. So, you can do the math and understand how many semesters 300 hours could be. I hope you do not plan on spending that many semesters getting your degree. With that many semesters you could attain a doctorate.A four year degree (bachelors) can range between 120 and 128 credits depending on the specific program of study, and on the college or university requirements. The degree as a full-time student takes approximately eight semesters to complete. So, you can do the math and understand how many semesters 300 hours could be. I hope you do not plan on spending that many semesters getting your degree. With that many semesters you could attain a doctorate.
The academic calendar varies from college to college. You have to check with the college you are interested in.
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you need to stay in college for about 4 semesters to equal a good amount of time(2years)
Since most college "years" are 3 to 4 semesters, you would still be a freshman.
yearly two semesters
Yes, most premed students do take 3 semesters of calculus in college.
8 semesters is 2 years 4 month up to 2 years 8 month
The semesters at El Paso Community College start at different times each year. For 2014, the first semester began on May 26th.