The Microsoft training certification does not actually require any classes. You can simply take the microsoft test. You can take countless classes in order to prepare for this test though.
To have a Concentration in a particular area, you take as many classes in that area as you can. For example, if you are working on an AA in psychology, you need to take all your core classes, but you also need other classes to satisfy your AA required hours. You would take as many classes as possible that pertain to the concentration.
You will need to take at least 15 credits of classes per semester. You also need to make sure you are focusing on classes like Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
take as many advanced math classes in high school, You also need math through calculus
Of course this depend on a director of what... Take as many business classes as possible such as Economics to get background in the classes you will take in college. Communication skills are very important maybe the most important, so take as many English classes as possible. If you can take negotiation skills or presentation skills, do! Mathematics because typically you will need an MBA, this will also prepare you for undergrad classes. There is no need for geometry but depending on how much interest you have in Economics, Accounting or Finance Calculus is useful. Look at the requirements for MBAs and you will get an idea of the college classes to prepare for.
alot of science classes
all of the classes you can take
there are no particular classes to take
machanical classes, math,science,and colledge are the min things you really all need to take.
There are no math classes you need to take to become a wedding planner. You don't need certain training or a specific degree. There are wedding planner classes you can take, but they are not heavy in math.
You need to take Invesments
It will depend on the university how many classes a redshirt student can take. Fundamentally, they will not be able to attend classes full time.
The high school math requirements for most colleges are algebra, geometry, and trigonometry