The short answer is, so you can get a degree! The longer answer is that it allows you to develop two interests or fields of specialty. For example, I have a psychology major and a writing minor. The psychology really helps me with writing bio articles and non-fiction. College is not just job training. One purpose is to increase general knowledge, so you'll be able to look at things from many different perspectives. Many, many people end up in their minor field, or in an industry unrelated to either their major or minor. But, the knowledge and critical thinking skills they gained in college contribute to their success. To make yourself more marketable after college. For example, if you majored in business marketing - ok. If you minored in music, or art you would show a skill set that would also be useful (making gingles/commercials) that others may not have.
A college doctor provides primary healthcare to students. In the UK the doctor may be based on campus or be subject to a local arrangement between doctor and college. The doctor may provide both NHS and private services.
College students are expected follow ALL laws that affect ANY member of the public. In addition they are aslo subject to the rules of their particular school You will get a copy of these rules and regs (or you can request them) from the Deans Office or the Registrars Office.
Subject occasion audience purpose (style)
Jerry A. Pattengale has written: 'The purpose-guided student' -- subject(s): Aims and objectives, College student orientation, College students, Education, Higher, Higher Education, Life skills guides, Success
Derek A. Smith has written: 'Addition polymers' -- subject(s): Addition polymers, Addition polymerization
John N. Gardner has written: 'Your college experience' -- subject(s): College student orientation, Study skills, Success, Time management 'Your college experience' -- subject(s): Study skills, Success, College students, College student orientation, Life skills guides, Time management 'The senior year experience' -- subject(s): College seniors, Social conditions, Services for 'College Is Only the Beginning' 'College is only the beginning' -- subject(s): College student orientation 'Step by step to college and career success' -- subject(s): College student orientation, Success
Marty Nemko has written: 'Cool careers for dummies' -- subject(s): Vocational interests, Vocational guidance, Professions, OverDrive, Business, Careers, Nonfiction 'The all-in-one college guide' -- subject(s): College student orientation, College choice 'The all-in-one college guide' -- subject(s): College student orientation, College choice 'The all-in-one college guide' -- subject(s): College student orientation, College choice
Elizabeth Helen Pearce has written: 'King's College purpose and accountability in higher education' -- subject(s): Aims and objectives, Education, Higher, Educational accountability, Higher Education, History, University of King's College (Toronto, Ont.)
a subject or field!
Maryellen Weimer has written: 'Improving your classroom teaching' -- subject(s): College teaching 'Learner-Centered Teaching' -- subject(s): OverDrive, Education, Nonfiction 'Inspired college teaching' -- subject(s): College teaching, In-service training, Professional relationships, College teachers, Effective teaching 'How am I teaching?' -- subject(s): College teachers, College teaching, Evaluation, Forms, Rating of, Teachers, Teaching
Stephen Piscitelli has written: 'Choices for college success' -- subject(s): College choice 'Study skills' -- subject(s): Study skills, College student orientation 'Study skills' -- subject(s): Study skills, College student orientation
Wyatt A. Lewis has written: 'Lewis's new method of addition' -- subject(s): Addition