The phrase "academic load" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the amount of coursework or academic responsibilities a student has at a given time.
Example: "Students often feel overwhelmed by their academic load during exam season."
Alternatives: "academic workload" or "course load".
Simmons has also shouldered his academic load as never before.
And with that sea change came an intense academic load.
Now let's advocate for changing the admission cutoff date and lightening the academic load.
Injury and a heavy academic load have not derailed Watson's love of swimming, and neither has her asthma.
He had spent the four years leading up to the Mexico City Olympics trying to balance his academic load at Yale and swimming.
After all, any reform that reduces the academic load is very likely, ultimately, to reduce not the load but the academics.
For the analysis of a real masonry structure, the roman stone bridge of the Pont Julien in Vaucluse (South of France) is studied, based on site measurements, under an academic loading, to show the capacity of the method to take into account heterogeneous loading patterns.
One IRB member said: " Sometimes we are really not in a position to offer justice [to reviews]…….we have no…..special discount somewhere that we can be given some time out from our heavy academic loads so that we can develop ourselves as [IRB] members and we can contribute in a productive sense…we have to face this…it is all up to us.
Two articles in the magazine lampooned Katzenmoyer's academic course load.
The best approach for students is to take an appropriately challenging academic course load and do the very best they can.
From an overwhelming social life to a daunting academic course load, college will bring it all, and without mercy.
