Not very bright at all. The process of becoming blinded by light is because the iris contracts when the light level increases. The reverse process of dilation is slow for humans, so the return to darkness leaves your eye with insufficient light coming in to see in the environment you suggest. This isn't a binary factor.
How many credits are needed to be considered a full-time student? 12 credits is considered full time for financial aid eligibility. Students wishing to complete an associate's degree in two years will need to complete at least 15 credits per term. Financial Aid. Created by admissions on Mon, 09/26/11 - 3:47pm.
On the quarter credit system, a full-time student earns 45 credits in just one year; 90 credits in two years (an associates degree); and 180 credits in four years (a bachelors degree). And so, if that's the system on which the school in question is operating, then 47 credits is just a tad over a year's worth of full-time college work.