<p>My son graduated Univ of Delaware in four years. He went in with one or two History AP classes’ credit. He took an inexpensive Sociology course at the local county college one summer, and took three classes during two “winter sessions” at UDel. Those few classes cost extra, but allowed for some room in the schedule. It’s our opinion that coursework should be done in four years. Work with the advisor, stay on top of the requirements. I believe the Dean of TCNJ cited statistics that indicate for every extra semester over four years, the student is cheating him/herself out of $100K in benefits, salary, pension. I’ll look around for the editorial.</p>