How many hours per day do you spend at university/college in your country?
Belarus: 6-8
5-8
Wiki says that in America
>Most college and university courses are 3 Semester Credit Hours (SCH) or 45-48 contact hours, so they usually meet for three hours per week over a 15-week semester.
5 classes x 3 hours per week = 15 hours per week
3 hours per day
Is this true?
>>56414472
Depends on degree. We do have a lot of bullshit degrees that would allow only 3 hours/day class time.
If you're going for a real degree, you'll usually take 6 hours/day unless you want to be in college for an extra year or two.
>>56415557
Thank you
>>56414089
14.5 contact hours a week.
>>56414089
>South Africa
>8-9
>11-12 on test days
>What is life
>It is work
Technically 13 but I get away with 1 to 2 hours. Only one class marks attendance, the rest are workshops/demos/lectures which I watch online and I show up just to get my stuff marked off.
>>56414089
Most of the STEM subjects have at least 4-5 hours of lectures a day.
>>56415779
Mechanical Engineering by the way
2 hours every tuesday and thursday
>>56414089
Totally depends on the degree, in college 9-5 personally then a shit-ton of hours on top of that for assignments
5-9
4-6 desu
>>56415985
Why that many? Is that allowed by law?
Is it your choice to have that many hours or this kind of schedule is obligatory for all universities in your country?
>>56414089
Zero because online classes.
5, but other semesters I stayed like 11 or 12 hours, maybe more
9 hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays
4 or 5 hours every other day
I havent gone to the gym or cooked myself a decent meal since this began.
College has left me to become a hungry skellington
>>56414089
8-9
>>56415557
My major is business and I only take 1 class per day which is 3 hours due to work reasons.
>>56414089
1 hour on some days, 5 on others
I'm going to be an extra year in uni though
Doing Economics at university.
Average around 4 hours a day. Have fridays off through thankfully.
>>56415557
Hmm, so that's why it's possible to work/study...
