True, but I have just shown you a case where you can get two different associate's degrees at the same time.

So it is possible. How about researching information before you just randomly yell bullshit.

 

Not randomly yelling a damn thing. I don't need to "research information" because I am a college student. I have first-hand information.

Those are two generic Associates Degrees.

 

Yes, they are facts. Usually you have a 60 credit minimum for an associates. 60/4 = 15. That's five regular classes per semester (although I guess EC's way works as well)

You seem not to realize that credits count towards different things. Generally you have the few specialized classes and a bunch of electives and a few basic things. The special classes in one count as electives in another.

And no, I didn't take 5 classes per semester. I entered college with 12 credits (AP classes) and one course I took when in high school (15 credits). I took 4 classes most semesters because I could afford to.


You stalking me, baller? :laughing: I tend to check in and leave the window open on my browser.



BTW - EC, that's not what I was saying in my PM.

 

He has no clue. It's become obvious at this point. But, as always, he knows the most about every subject

 

I am a college student too currently, after a long break.

I have done the community college thing, and now at a 4 year university.

I am a junior with 80 credits/hours taken, doing a double major.

And I am letting you know, it is possible to get two associate degrees simultaneously.

 

Like I said, that is ONE associates degree. Also, I'm not exactly sure where you're getting this 60/4, because it's 3 credits a class, not 4. It would be 60/3, which is 20. That means you'd have to take 20 classes in two years, so yeah, learn Math.

Again, you have to take at least a year's worth of specific classes so that is 3 years worth of specific classes for 3 Associates Degrees. That's flat out not possible to do in a year and a half.

Also, if you entered college with 12 AP credits, you wouldn't be on here. This isn't for AP kids; it's for people who want to pretend they're like that(like you). Again, if you took 4 classes a semester, you wouldn't be on here. There are very few college kids on here and that's for a reason. College kids don't have the time to be posting and be on a PORN FORUM as much as you do.

Even if I stalked everybody in the universe, I still wouldn't be stalking you. Quit flattering yourself.

 

We're talking about three, in a year and a half, while posting on a porn forum.

 

Four semesters :laughing:

Again, you demonstrate your lack of knowledge


First, I don't have the associates degrees yet. I said I'm getting them after this semester. That's two years, plus the credits I had going in.


Have you ever considered that not everybody's like you? No, I guess you haven't. The world revolves around baller, and everything baller says is always correct.


This is why you're considered a joke here, just so you know.

 

Unlike you, I'm not considered a joke by people who matter.

You're a liar and I'm done acknowledging your presence.

 

Okay, lets see.

12 credits = 4 classes and you can take all 4 classes in two days Tues/Thurs

So that means you are now free for 5 days of the week. 5 days to study, masturbate, post on a porn forum, or whatever else you feel the need to do.

Now, if you already have 12 credits AP to put towards your college education, that means all you have left is 48 credits, instead of 60. Then take a college class while still going to high school, that lowers your credits needed to get a degree to 45, after taking 3 away for your college class you took while attending high school.

So 45/3 = 15 classes

So, if you take 4 courses per semester, it would be a total of 12 classes completed. Now all you have left is 3 classes. You can take those 3 classes during the summer semester and now you have your Associate's degree in 1 1/2 years.

Again, it is possible.

Are you sure you are a college student? This is not exactly rocket science or brain surgery.

 

People with an undeserved sense of superiority?

I think they call your type chavs in the UK :laughing:

He flunked out. Now you understand why

 

That is ONE Associates Degree. He said he has THREE.

Also, college classes are like at least an hour and a half long if you take em twice-three times a week(not including homework or any of that other shit, which there is a lot of). I remember specifically this kid also said he was paying for it himself. That's not very much time left.

 

Wow, add another notch on the bedpost for baller 16. This fellow is also an expert on the world of acadamics and degree requirements.

 

Again, you're not understanding that classes apply differently to different degrees.

I have plenty of free time. It's called time management.



P.S you remember wrong, since I never said that. My college is prepaid, up to 14 credits per semester, I think.

 

Don't you know? He's an expert in everything. He's the smartest, best at sports, best at EVERYTHING!

 

If you take three classes a week, Mon/Wed/Fri, the classes last 1 hour long.

If you take two classes a week, Tues/Thurs, the classes last 1 1/2 hour long.

If you take one class a week, the class lasts 3 hours long.

Now, I have already shown you how its possible to get two associate's degrees at the same time. I am sure there are plenty of other examples, I just have not shown those examples, and I will not. If you want to see and find them go ahead.

But all your points have been refuted.

 

No; there are no set times.

No; they haven't been.

Good day to you.

 

I wish my time management was that good. I own a small business so I procrastinate a lot and just catch up late at night. If I was as good as he is i'd be the be the President of the U.S.A. during normal business hours and the ceo of Walmart in my free time.

 

Oh it's not time management, he's just naturally great! :laughing:

I actually do the same, but I prefer the night hours anyway.

Actually there are. You have to have a certain amount of credit hours in order for a class to count. That's how it's broken down.

 

Hey Casanova, what part of texas you live in? I used to live there with my last job, worked in amarillo, dumas, lubbock, and midland area mostly. Did a few quick jobs in dfw and san antonio. Didn't care for it much, i'm a kansas native but damn there were some very attactive women there. Everything is bigger in texas, including the titties apparently.