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If you major in law or go to a law school for college will there be time for sports?
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Law school is graduate school, and is attended after completion of a 4 year bachelor's degree. Collegiate athletics are played while you are completing your 4-year degree. Law schools give considerable weight to high grades when considering applicants, but also consider extracurricular activities, such as sports, in the admissions process.
Law is not an undergraduate major. Some colleges offer "pre-law," but law schools consider students from any major, and generally prefer to accept students with a variety of backgrounds.
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Can you stay in school for a degree but still play sports?
Yes you can stay in school for a degree and still play sports. Several of people do it all the time in college.
Can you major in sports at college?
Well honestly, anything they want, but usually a sports related major. Here's an Example: Colt McCoy, Texas Longhorn's Quarterback 2006-2009, Major: Sports Management...
Can part time students play sports at a junior college?
It really depends on what college it is? But for most colleges, I think the answer is no.
Can school ruin sports time?
They can because of budgets cuts.
Are High school sports too time consuming?
Yes.
Can you go to school part time?
college yes high school no
What is the motto of Haywood Early College High School?
Haywood Early College High School's motto is 'Our Time is Now'.
To find a high school that major for doctors?
High School has very little to do with becoming a doctor. The key is to get good grades in high school that will allow you to go to a good college that in turn will allow you to get admitted to a good Medical School. ---- It is true that your college major and grades will affect entry to medical school in the USA more than what you study in high school. There are some things you can do in high school to influence how you do in college with a pre-med major or focus in preparation for entry to medical school. Since colleges and medical schools look for well-rounded individuals who excel, begin to build a well-rounded foundation. If your high school has a pre-college track or focus, ask your guidance counselor or registrar to help you pick courses from that section. If you can do well ( B or better) in Honors courses, take those you can. Courses in the science are always appropriate and are often required for majoring in college as pre-med or pre-health professions. You must be able to communicate well so language courses are a plus, especially if you can become fluently bi- or trilingual in the dominant languages of your region. Other courses in psychology, geography, literature, etc all have value in preparing you to think, to conceptualize, to research and to write well. By your junior year in high school you should have researched the courses you will need to have when you apply for admission to a college offering a pre-med major. Don't neglect activities that give you a chance to demonstrate community involvement and leadership. If you must work after school and don't have time for school sports or teams make sure to volunteer some of your weekend hours. Volunteers are always welcome at nonprofit agencies and community resources from the local "Y" ,where you can work in the office or become a lifeguard, to nursing homes, where you can offer to help in many departments or to provide company or entertainment for the residents. If you are unable to spare time for team sports, at school or in the community, get involved in individual sports. Even if you feel you are completely noncompetitive you can make a habit of participating in sponsored walks for charities. Start these additional activities in high school and you'll prepare yourself for good experience as a pre-med major in college.
Should you row crew instead of doing other high school sports since you wouldn't have the time to do anything else?
For women, rowing is one of the best sports to get you recruited into college. Rowing is time consuming and tough work, but there are lots of payoffs and it really builds character like nothing else.
Is high school the best time of your life?
No college is
What training is needed to become a brain surgeon?
College- with a pre-med major, Medical school, graduate as an MD, internship, residency. then residency in neurosurgery. A LONG time, a LOT of school, and a lot of hard work.
What sports did women play in 1940s?
Womenhad a very little role in sports in this era of time but women did do cheerleading at this time(:
