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∙ 15y agoTypically, entering freshmen are placement tested for appropriate basic skills, to include English and Math competency (if not otherwise exempt). The test is broken down into four parts; two parts English, two parts Math:
English
* Sentence sense, grammar * Reading comprehension
Math
* Computation - addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, decimals, fractions, square roots, and percentages * Equivalent to high school Algebra I This is not a test you pass or fail, but strictly placement. If the scores are low in any or all parts of the test, the student must first complete developmental courses as prescribed by the academic adviser. These are the first priority courses students must fulfill successfully before enrolling in college level courses. If the scores are high enough or the student has completed the prescribed courses, students are then allowed to register for college level courses.
In general, the first year of college involves English Composition, Math (if the curriculum calls for it), Social Science, Humanities, Exact Sciences, and foundational courses particular to the major field of study.
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∙ 15y agoIf it was your first semester and you legally withdrew from all courses, you would apply as a first-time student.
cheristry, physics,and health and mathematics courses
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Yes, community colleges across the country offer Certified Nursing Assistant courses. You should be able to find this course at your local community college.
HOW CAN I BE A STUDENT AT THE COLLEGE AND WHAT QUALIFICATIONS SHOULD I HAVE.
You should go to a community college for a masters degree for becoming a OTA. This is taking a little while to get.
Yes, many community colleges in your area have statistics courses. Most of them require the basic class for degree completion. It should be easy to find and register for.
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You can find English class online at different schools. If you are an ESL student then you should try a place like ESL Go. If you are just studying English or literature then you can take course at your community college.
They should meet with them before registration, and meet with them each semester, and whenever the student has a questioned about there courses, registration, career path, etc.
Phoenix College should be capitalized but not student.
I am not aware of any free GIS (Geographic Information System) courses, but I know that many community colleges offer GIS courses. You should call your local community college and see if they have any offerings.