Turf root system development in early spring is critical for grass health. Deeper roots that form in spring help the vigor of the turf during summerâs hot and droughty conditions. Fertilizing in early spring can encourage lush top growth at the expense of root growth.
A: Each course you study will earn academic credits. There are usually 3-4 credits per course. You will normally be expected to complete 120â130 credit hours to complete an undergraduate degree. To progress from one year to the next you need to be considered in academic good standing. This is usually measured as a Grade Point Average (GPA).
House Enrolled Act 1220 required state colleges and universities to review their undergraduate degree requirements, report the results to the Commission for Higher Education and justify requiring more than 120 credit hours for any bachelor's degree or more than 60 hours for any associate degree.