I am glad that you are going to school. What you need to do is to make an appointment to speak with an advisor. You should have one assigned to you. They might even have a medical program for you to go into that will help you out with becoming a pediatric. Your advisor will help you in deciding which classes are best for you to take and ones that will transfer to your next college. Good luck and God Bless:)
I want to know, what college classes are required at spelaman college to become a pediatrician
you dont need to have a SAT for Chemeketa, its a community college.
If Hillsborough Community College is your community college then I am sorry they do not offer any training classes specifically for ASN.
No. You only need to have really good grades in the classes you take, get into a good college, get great grades in your college classes, and go into medical school
You need to take college prep classes and classes in science. You also need to get good grades in the next 4 years and do community service as well as join clubs in school. When you fill out your admission to college you want it to look good with GPA, test scores, and the proper classes. Set your sights on this and you can do it.
Try for sewing classes at local community college. Try for sewing classes at local community college.
You can take nursing classes at a community college if you have one in you location or even do online classes at some online college. I would recommend an community college.
The average course load for a college freshman is four or five classes. This will depend on how many credits each class is worth. You can drop a course if necessary.
Community colleges does indeed offer EMT classes, for example Central Piedmont Community College, Front Range Community College or Glendale Community College.
Yes, several community colleges in the St. Louis area offer GED classes. Some are: St. Louis Community College, East St. Louis Community College, and Patricia Stevens College. Saint Louis Community College (http://www.ed2go.com/stlcc/) has GED preparation classes. In addition, these classes are also offered by East Saint Louis Community College Center (http://www.eslccc.com/). yes
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.
All classes at NCC are in session.