If you enroll as an undergraduate for 6-11 credits, you are considered a part-time student. If you enroll as a graduate student for 6-8 credits, you are considered a part-time student.

A part-time student is one who takes less than a full credit-hour load. Generally, full-time undergraduates are those taking 12 or more student credit hours in a semester. Full-time graduate students are those taking 9 or more credits in a semester.

any student enrolled in 11 or fewer credits. Perkins Grant: The Carl Perkins Vocational and Technical Education Act of 1998 grants federal funding to institutions for approved vocational technical education programs. The federal Grant provides money for COCC to purchase capital equipment for professional technical program improvement and to provide limited services to support the success of special population students in associate of applied science and one year certificate programs. The two primary services to qualified students at COCC is tutoring and child care assistance. If you think you may qualify for these services, contact Lonna Carnahan at BEC, 126 or call 383-7782.

If you are taking fewer than 12 credits or equated credits, you are considered a part-time student. You must have a part-time course load of at least 6 credits or equated credits to qualify for most financial aid programs, although students with fewer than 6 credits may qualify for Federal Pell Grants.

a student who is registered in fewer than 9 credit hours.

A student enrolled in less than 37.5 points in a given semester. Many students choose to study part-time to allow time for external commitments such as work or family. There are part-time student societies which offer support and the opportunity to meet other part-time students.

Students enrolled in eleven or less semester credit hours in the Fall or Spring Semesters and less than six hours in the Summer Sessions are considered part-time students.

A student in a degree program who is registered in fewer than three half courses each session.

Anyone taking 11 credit hours or less during the fall and spring semesters, or five credit hours or less during the summer semester.

a fractional FTE student

a person enrolled for less than twelve semester hours of credit pursuing a degree, diploma, or certificate program in the fall or spring semesters

a student who has been approved by NSAC and FGS as working part-time on a graduate degree

student with a course load of less than 12 credit hours per semester.

is an undergraduate student who is registered in fewer than 24 units in the Fall/Winter session, including Extra Courses.

during the Fall, Spring, and Summer terms, a part-time student is enrolled for fewer than 12 credit hours. During Summer Term A or B, a part-time student is enrolled in fewer than 6 credit hours.

A student who is enroled in a maximum of two classes (six credit hours) per semester and pays a tuition fee per course.

student taking a course load of less than 15 credit hours for the term.

A student with less than a 60 percent course load with AU, or one who completes less than two credits per month.

an individual who takes between 20 and 59 per cent of a full course load.

(undergraduate): A student enrolled for fewer than 12 credits per semester.

A student enrolled for fewer than 12 credit hours per semester.

a student who is enrolled for less than 18 units in one academic year or less than 9 units in a semester.

An undergraduate student enrolled for fewer than 12 hours of resident credit in a regular semester or fewer than 6 hours of resident credit in a summer term or a graduate student enrolled for fewer than 9 hours of resident credit in a regular semester or fewer than 6 hours of resident credit in a summer term.

A student enrolled with 11 or fewer credits.

Students enrolled for fewer than 12 semester hours in Term I and II or fewer than six semester hours in Term IIIA or IIIB or other A and B terms.

A student who is enrolled for fewer than 12 credit hours in the fall and spring semesters.

A student taking less than 12 units in a semester.

Those students in a degree program who are registered in less than three half courses each session.

Any undergraduate graduate or professional student who is registered for less than the minimum number of credits to be considered full-time.

A student who undertakes less than the full-time study program.

People aged 15 to 24 years who are enrolled part time at an educational institution.

Any student enrolled in less than 12 units of course work.

A student enrolled in a number of course credits or hours that are less than full time. Usually, this is less than twelve credits or hours a semester.

You are a part-time student if you are enrolled in courses totaling fewer than 12 credits in a semester.

A part-time undergraduate student is enrolled in less than 12 credits per quarter, in any combination of programs, courses, contracts, or internships. Part-time students are not limited to those students enrolled in Evening/Weekend Studies offerings. A part-time graduate student is enrolled in less than 10 credits per quarter.

less than 12 credit hours during fall and spring semesters and less than 8 credit hours during summer semester.

Student enrolled for fewer than 12 semester hours in Session 1, 2, or 5 or fewer than six semester hours in Session 3 or 4.

Student who is enrolled for less than 75% of a normal semester unit load.

A student enrolled in fewer than 12 units for the semester.

A student enrolled in 11 or fewer billable hours/credits in a given term.

One who is registered in 11 or fewer credits as an undergraduate or in 8 or fewer credits as a graduate student.

A part-time student is enrolled part-time to pursue a Certificate or Diploma.To qualify for a student loan student needs to be enrolled a full academic year.

Any student registered for 11 or fewer credits in a semester.

A student registered for at least one course during a quarter, excluding audits and credits by exam/experience.

Students who take fewer than 12 units of course work in a semester.

For undergraduate students, one who is registered in fewer than 9 credit hours of study per semester.

Student enrolled in 1 to 11 credit hours per semester.

A student enrolled for fewer than 12 credits per semester or quarter, or fewer than 24 contact hours a week each term.

A student who undertakes less than 13.5 units in any semester.

A student who is enrolled in a certain number of course credits or hours which are less than full-time. For an undergraduate student, this is usually less than 12 credits or hours. For a graduate student, it is usually less than nine credits or hours.

Undergraduate - A student enrolled for either 11 semester credits or less, or 11 quarter credits or less, or less than 24 contact hours a week each term.

An undergraduate student is considered a part-time student when her/his course load is less than 1.50 units in a four-month term. For a definition of a part-time graduate student, see the graduate calendar on Regular Full-time Graduate Students.

is a student who is enrolled in less than 60% of their full year program.

Students enrolled for fewer than 9 credit hours per semester or its equivalent at the graduate level. Does not include audited courses.

A student who is enrolled at a university or college but is not taking the minimum number of credits (often 12) to meet the university's requirement for a full term course.

A student undertaking less than seventy five percent of a year's full-time workload in a academic program. The normal annual full-time workload is 36 units.

Defined as a student taking between 59 and 20 per cent of a full course load. A student with a permanent disability is considered to be a part-time student if he or she is taking between 39 and 20 per cent of a full course load.

Undergraduate students enrolled in 10 units or less and graduate students enrolled in 8 units or less.

An undergraduate student undertaking fewer than 12 units of study in the Winter Session or fewer than 6 units in Summer Studies.