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Next quarter I'm taking 2 classes. About 8 quarter units. I need 12 to be full time. Would it look bad to grad schools if I'm not a full time student for one quarter?
Taking a quarter as a part-time student can have a positive impact on your grad school application if it allows you to focus on other important aspects such as research, internships, or extracurricular activities. However, if it is due to poor academic performance or a lack of commitment, it could negatively affect your chances.
It depends on your individual circumstances and the policies of your school. Some schools may only consider your grades from full-time quarters when calculating your GPA, while others may include all quarters. Additionally, taking a quarter as a part-time student could delay your graduation, which could impact your academic standing.
Yes, you can still apply for grad school during your quarter as a part-time student. However, it is important to consider how your part-time status may affect your application and to communicate this information to the admissions committee.
Part-time status may affect your eligibility for certain types of financial aid and scholarships. It is important to check with your school's financial aid office to understand how your part-time status may impact your funding.
It is possible that taking a quarter as a part-time student could extend your time in grad school, depending on the requirements of your program and how it affects your graduation timeline. However, it could also allow you to prioritize important experiences and potentially expedite your overall progress towards your degree.