When are you considered a college sophomore?

Question

Just need to know asap!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

on a semester hour system it is when you complete 30 hours.
on a quarter hour system it is when you complete 45 hours.

Either way, it is when you have completed one year of full time study equal to 1/4 of the degree requirement.

It's as simple as this:
1st year - freshman
2nd year - sophomore
3rd year - junior
4th year and beyond - senior
already graduated - graduate

note: students above 4 years (120 semester hours) are not post-graduates. They may be graduates but they may also still be undergraduates. In many places, while still undergrads, they are referred to as "super-senior" or "seniors with tenure" and are said to be "on the five-year (or six-year or seven-year) plan" while others (like myself; when I completed my second bachelor's I had 196 semester hours) are said to be "professional students".

Answer 2

According to the English-language Wiktionary, a free multilingual dictionary, Noun sophomore (plural sophomores) (US) A second-year undergraduate student in a college or university, or a second-year student in a 4-year secondary school or high school.

Answer 3

You're not a "sophomore" until you've successfully completed a certain amount of credit hours. It can differ from college to college. If you're currently in college, check with your advisor or at the Registrar's office.

Answer 4

When you have 30-60 college credits, roughly 1/4 of what you'll need to graduate. Years don't matter.

Answer 5

The first year!

Answer 6

depends on your school, at Ohio State it is after you get 45 credit hours. Check with your registrar to find out

Answer 7

Your college has definitions for class levels, dependent upon your credits earned.

Check your course catalog.

Answer 8

Freshman- 1st year
Sophmore - 2nd year
Junior - 3rd year
Senior - 4th year

Byeond 4th year -Post Graduate

Answer 9

2nd year as a full-time student