Would I be able to complete my Bs in information technology at Purdue Global in 2term

[purduestudent]

Hi. Just got done trading emails with my Purdue global academic advisor and he gave me the rundown on the remaining credits I have left in my IT degree there. I have 84 credits left to complete and I want to finish as quickly and money conversing as possible. Would it be feasible for me to finish 40 credits in 1 term and 44 credits the second term? I also work two part time jobs a week. Open to hearing some of you guy's experience. Thanks.

[bjcheung77]

Great question! How would you answer your own question? Did you provide enough information to readers so they can put together the puzzle? Or are readers missing pieces of that puzzle to help you further? Everyone will provide a different answer depending on the info provided to them, do they have sufficient info to answer you?

My answer is, it varies depending on the person, I place them into 3 categories and 2 subcategories (in between the three). The category is, Yes. Maybe. No. And from the looks of things, I'll be guessing you're in the subcategory between, Maybe and No. Please review your previous two threads here for more details.

Volunteers are here to help you, we don't get paid or rewarded for our services, we just like to assist fellow members as it is rewarding to see others succeed in their educational journey. On both of your previous threads, I asked you to provide extra info, it's been 1 year after another year, you're dragging yourself along for the ride and you're trying to rush that.

1) https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...evelopment
2) https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...atics-like
All you need to provide is a bit more detail, like this first time poster: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...I-help-out

[LevelUP]

If you reduced the total to 45 credits, the minimum number of courses you would need to take at Purdue is eight.

Eighty-four credits is a lot, and I don't think you realize that completing them at Purdue will require twice the effort compared to Study.com or similar alternatives. Additionally, they generally won't allow you to start the capstone until you have only two or three courses remaining.

With two part-time jobs, how many hours per week do you have available for studying?