1001 questions (and answers) concerning BDCP

[RegalNaviator]

Question regarding enrollment during BDCP, would i have to be enrolled full time during summer semesters to still receive BDCP benefits? And if i were to take summers off would I even be able to or would i have to be full time every semester until graduation?

You have to make an academic career plan. Its set to a max of two years. If you don't complete your degree by then, you will either be kicked out or have to serve 2 years undesignated. If youre a sophomore in college, then you will submit a academic degree plan that describes you have 2 years of school left. If youre a junior, then you show you have 1 year, etc. But you NEED to stick to the plan you submit as your academic degree plan. If you need to take summers to complete the credits needed in your alloted time, then its what you'll have to do. Ask you recruiter to confirm the info I said above though. Im entering my junior year of college, so I did a two year academic plan.

 

[JRDrezzoo]

You have to make an academic career plan. Its set to a max of two years. If you don't complete your degree by then, you will either be kicked out or have to serve 2 years undesignated. If youre a sophomore in college, then you will submit a academic degree plan that describes you have 2 years of school left. If youre a junior, then you show you have 1 year, etc. But you NEED to stick to the plan you submit as your academic degree plan. If you need to take summers to complete the credits needed in your alloted time, then its what you'll have to do. Ask you recruiter to confirm the info I said above though. Im entering my junior year of college, so I did a two year academic plan.

So youre saying that as long as i complete it in two years, the amount of credits i take during the summer is irrelevant?

 

[RegalNaviator]

So youre saying that as long as i complete it in two years, the amount of credits i take during the summer is irrelevant?

As far as I know, assuming youre entering your Junior year of college, you have two years to complete your degree under any means necessary. If you need to take summer courses, then thats what you'll have to do. Ask you recruiter though! He will know the actual answer to your question.

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

So youre saying that as long as i complete it in two years, the amount of credits i take during the summer is irrelevant?

Yes.