What this rule means is that when the maternal grandmother is holding the newborn grandchild, the paternal grandmother doesnât horn in; she waits until the maternal grandmother relinquishes the baby to her.
Best Answer: It depends on how many credits they take. The average college will classify full-time students as having a minimum of 12 credits which would be about 4 classes (usually) and would be around 1.5 per each class. On average = 18 hours a week minimum.
Hours per Day. You can generally expect to spend, at minimum, as much time studying as you spend in class. But most students will spend even more time studying. The University of Michigan-Flint recommends that students spend two to three hours studying for every course hour in which they are enrolled. So if you are taking 15 hours of courses per week, you can expect to spend 30 to 45 hours per week studying, or about six to nine hours each weekday. Your reading speed is a major factor in predicting how long you'll spend studying each day.