For the most part--yes. Unless you have taken college level health sciences course, i.e. AP or IB, in which depending on your grades and score on the exams, you may be excluded. Although, now that I think about it, I dont think they have AP or IB health. At any rate, it is best to check with the prospective college.
In Floirda you must take a Health course in high school and if you are attending a community college it is required that you take a 1 credit couse in Health as well. This 1 credit health course can be waived if you are medically excused or if you take a 2 credit course such as walk/jog/run, weight training etc. Keep in mind the Health course in college is a bit different from that of high school; it is more in depth and does not focus on STD's, relationships, abuse, violence, alcohol, and drugs.
High School Health Teacher
Mayo School of Health Sciences was created in 1973.
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Allied Health Sciences was created in 1983.
Makerere University School of Health Sciences was created in 2007.
High school level classes to prepare for college
John G. Rangos School of Health Sciences was created in 1990.
Kampala International University School of Health Sciences was created in 2004.
Henderson Health Sciences Magnet Middle School was created in 1964.
Maths and Sciences: - Physics - Chemistry - Algebra - Calculus - Computer Science
Yes!! We know someone who is taking classes from there and is LOVING it!!!
Take the standard college preparatory courses-- math, English, sciences and foreign languages.
Classes that veterinarians take in high school would be biology (other sciences) and math
This depends on what classes your school is offering and what school you go to.