No it is not bad if you do so because it does not matter since you are majoring in something else. Most colleges only require 2 or 3 science classes to get into the college. Since you are not majoring in science related field, you are fine taking just enough to get in. Another thing that might help you is if those 3 classes that you took were some of the more challenging classes. 3 years of the harder science classes might mean more than 4 of the easier ones.
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You will need to take courses covering both the science and management part of the degree. Courses include the likes of Managerial Science, Marketing, Materials Science, Accounting, System Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Chemistry, Computer Science, and Entrepreneurship.
For men, a coat but no tie are de rigeur at classes, unless a bow tie. For women, the equivalent. Unless you are in the minority majoring in science, in which case you would wear t-shirt and jeans.
The best subjects to take are science and mathematics. There are no classes specifically geared towards pyrotechnics. Continue on this track once you reach college by majoring in science (physics or chemistry) or engineering (mechanical, chemical, electrical or aerospace) if you want to fully understand what your dealing with.
No - working with animals invariably brings the risk of diseases and requires a basic science foundation to be able to do so safely.
yes,electricity is the application of science
Science with no immediate application is called pure science.
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Yes. There is no difference in this day and age between male and female careers.
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Technology is the application of science.
SCIENCE!