How many credits for one subject?

The number of credits for one subject varies greatly depending on the educational institution, the level of education (high school, undergraduate, graduate), the subject itself, and the intensity of the course. There's no single answer.

For example:

* High school: A single high school course might be worth 1 credit.

* Undergraduate: A college course could be worth 1, 2, 3, 4, or even more credits, depending on the number of contact hours per week and the amount of work expected.

* Graduate school: Graduate courses often carry more credit hours than undergraduate courses.

To find out how many credits a specific subject is worth, you need to consult the course catalog or syllabus from the institution offering the course.