Full-time Study

Short Definition

Full-time Study is a designation indicating that a student is taking a full course load and is considered a full-time student.

In-depth Overview

Full-time Study

Long definition: Full-time study refers to a student's enrollment in an educational program, typically at the college or university level, where they dedicate a substantial portion of their time to academic coursework. In full-time study, students take a complete course load, allowing them to progress toward their degree or qualification more rapidly than part-time students. This mode of study often requires a significant time commitment and may be necessary for certain scholarships, financial aid or international student visa requirements.

Etymology: The term "full-time" implies the complete allocation of one's time or efforts to a specific activity, in this case, study or education.

Synonyms or related academic terms: Full-time enrollment, full-time education, full-time course load, full-time program.

Examples of Use:

• He decided to pursue full-time study to complete his bachelor's degree in three years.
• Full-time study often includes a mix of lectures, seminars and independent research projects.
• Students engaged in full-time study may be eligible for certain tuition discounts.

Translations:
Spanish: Estudio a tiempo completo
French: Étude à temps plein
German: Vollzeitstudium
Italian: Studio a tempo pieno
Portuguese: Estudo em tempo integral
Japanese: 常勤学習 (Jōkin Gakushū)
Chinese (Simplified): 全日制学习 (Quánrìzhì Xuéxí)
Hindi: पूर्णकालिक अध्ययन (Pūrṇakālik Adhyayan)

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unirank Glossary Classification

Miscellaneous higher education terms > University academic terms