If you were to plan on majoring in Biology in college, I would suggest that you attempt to take AP Biology, Advanced Biology, Genetics, Anatomy, Chemistry, and try to take as much math as possible, particularly Algebra II, AP Calculus, and AP Statistics. On top of those basic courses I would suggest AP Literature classes because you may learn latin roots; which will help you to understand the terms used throughout biology.
im actually a senior an im taking some classes to become an obgyn! Anatomy and philsology is good to take so you can have a good backround before you go to college because you will have to take anatomy classes. AP Biology is also good and you can get college credit sometimes!
borbetter.tumblr.com
well take from someone who is a college teacher that retired like a college you may know who has extra hour to get extra money
The class of Biology, like many other classes you take in high school, is an introduction to higher level classes (such as Chemistry and Physics), and it is an invaluable learning experience that can cause someone to become interested in Biology, even go on to acquire a job in that field later on in life.
iam disabled and looking to go to college can someone help
The classes that someone needs to take to become a craftsman are college classes. They would need a vocational certificate in crafting. This of course only applies to professional craftsman. No classes are needed for freelance work.
Community college classes are great for someone who is undecided on a major. You can get a lot of your general education requirements out of the way if you are planning on attending a 4 year college in the future. Be sure that whatever 4 year college you do plan to attend accepts the classes you are taking at the community college.
The options that are available for someone looking for an xray technician job is to start looking in the careerbuilder website and in the college career center.
Yes!! We know someone who is taking classes from there and is LOVING it!!!
probably an anatomy/phsyiology couse and an early childhood course. that's what im going to take and I want to be a pediatric Neurologist. same with my bff conor and he's becoming a pediatric oncologist
Most colleges should have advisers that are free and can help you figure out finances, classes, and get your paperwork in order
That depends on your college, and the particular classes they offer. I suggest talking to someone in the education department of the college you are attending or planning on attending to determine what you need.