11/10 If each semester is only $2000, and each student averages 14
units a semester, how much would lectures and discussions be,
per hour based?
\_ *Only* $2000 a semester? Maybe to your daddy.
\_ not sure about Berkeley, but a friend of mine at Harvard Med
\_ Well, gee, let me get out M$Calc. Do you math, idiot. And the
says that each lecture is about $200/hour. Can you believe that?
\_ Well, gee, let me get out M$Calc. Do your math, idiot. And the
average is 15 units for people who want to graduate in this
lifetime.
\_ What's the average hr per unit? # of weeks in a semester?
Should lab hours be counted?
\_ Where have you been? It's supposed to be 1 unit of
credit = 15 hours of class over 15 weeks. So a 4
unit class is 4 hours/week * 15 weeks = 60 hours.
Labs tend to fuck this up but I don't take any lab
classes so I don't care. 15 units/semester is the
standard. Where are you people getting this 14 and
16 and other crap from?
ED! ED! ED is the standard! number of units per semester _/
\_ Assume 16 units/sem, 4 units/class, 1 class/4hr lec+discussion,
you end up paying about $9 per hour. Conclusion: You can
really afford falling asleep in lectures afterall. Of course,
med school is a totally different story.
\_ w0w, Publik sk00l is cheap!!
\_ Well, UCLA Med is $4000/semester with 16wk semesters (not
including 2wks for tests) and about 6.5hrs class/day.
Therefore it is ~$7.7 per hour of lecture/lab. Include
tests, and rotations at infinite hours per week and that
number falls to probably $4-5 / hr. -drex
\_ I calculated about $10/hr about 5 years ago. |
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