(01-25-2021, 02:04 PM)ss20ts Wrote: I don't know of any bachelor's degree program which requires a graduation thesis that takes a year. Master's and doctorate degrees, yes. Not bachelor's degrees. Capstone is a 8 week course. You'll write papers. Each one is different based on the professor and the type of degree. It is not a graduation thesis. When you register for the course, there's a description for that section of the course and what it entails.
Thank you very much, so capstone doesn't sound too difficult!
(01-25-2021, 02:28 PM)rachel83az Wrote: I would assume that it's similar, but not identical, to TESU's capstone. TESU's capstone doesn't take a full year either.
I am very glad you can reply to me, I have seen you in many posts! ! !
(01-25-2021, 04:58 PM)dfrecore Wrote: Even at the traditional state universities here, where a capstone course is now the norm, you take it your final term, and it's alongside your other courses. It will take just the term (usually 15-16 weeks for a semester system or 10-12 weeks for a quarter system). Depending on your major, it may be a paper, or it may be a project of some kind (or both). But it will never be a year-long thing.
Thank you for providing such detailed information