Is it true that American college students have a lot of homework?

First: Yuna (Major: Early Childhood Education)

First, I would like to introduce my February schedule. This quarter, I took three classes (13 credits in total): ceramics, inclusive education (education where all children can learn together regardless of disabilities, language, or cultural differences), and Introduction to Education with Field Experience.

My classes this quarter had a set assignment due date every Sunday. So if you look at Sundays in the calendar image, you will see that there are many assignments written. This quarter I was working on assignments in between classes and field experiences, but most of them were completed on weekends.

Second: Maritza (Major: Business)

Next is the schedule for Maritza. Martiza, like any international students, is majoring in business. Maritza took three classes this quarter(15 credits total): Basic Principles of Accounting, Macroeconomics, and English (Composition II).

Most of her assignments were due on Sundays as well. She made some progress on her assignments after school and used the weekends for her own free time! Writing English essays was a challenge, but the other classes did not have that many assignments, and according to her, this quarter was not too busy overall.

As you can see through these two examples, the amount of assignments varies by class and major. So it is difficult to say that American college students have a lot of assignments. In fact, when I first started studying at LCC, I was surprised that it was not as hard as I had expected. Nonetheless, every student has a different experience. I hope you will find these examples to be helpful.