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15 credit hours for an engineering student is a lot?
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mheronite is age 15
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Hello everyone I am an engineering student and I had my advising meeting today for the upcoming semester. My advisor said I did really good for getting my associates while in high school but because of doing that I put myself in a tight spot where there are only so many classes I can take. I am currently taking 14 credit hours but next semester I will be taking 15 credit hours. How much of a difference is 14 to 15? The 15 hours include calculus 2, physics with lab, microbio w lab , and my engineering course. I don’t want to drop a class because it might hurt my financial aid and scholarships. What should I do?

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