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The following is written by and according to the U.S. Department of Labor and particular to the education and training required for a CPA.
As of 2007, 42 States and the District of Columbia required CPA candidates to complete 150 semester hours of college coursework-an additional 30 hours beyond the usual 4-year bachelor's degree. Several other States have adopted similar legislation that will become effective before 2009. Colorado, Delaware, New Hampshire, and Vermont are the only States that do not have any immediate plans to require the 150 semester hours. In response to this trend, many schools have altered their curricula accordingly, with most programs offering master's degrees as part of the 150 hours. Prospective accounting majors should carefully research accounting curricula and the requirements of any States in which they hope to become licensed.
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What degrees you need to become a childrens doctor?
a bachelors degree for five years and a liscencsing exam
What kind of education is needed for a accountant?
Bachelors degree, in most countries, and in the U.S. you need to pass the CPA exam.
What are the MCAT exam passage rates?
The passing rates are posted on the website mcat.com/rates. The Mcat test has a passing rate of 59 percent on average.
What education do you need to be a claims adjuster?
bachelors degree A bachelors degree is preferred. However, you need to study for an adjuster license exam before you can start working as an insurance claims adjuster. You can take online property and casualty adjuster license training course that will fully prepare you for the adjuster license exam. Some authorized providers can also allow their students to take the final exam online and skip the state exam. This helps people save time and they don't have to run to an insurance school for classes and wait to register for the state exam.
Do you have a drug problem if you take mcat every weekend?
Yes. The MCAT is a very long, tedious exam for medical school. You'd have to be "on drugs" to take it every weekend.
Do you have to take the mcat for nursing or a pa or chiropractor?
No the MCAT is only if you're applying to medical school. Therefore for nursing, PA and chiropractors don't need to sit for that exam.
How much education is needed to be a lawyer?
bachelors degree plus passing the bar exam (usually people go to law school, but if you can manage to pass the bar exam without going then you can be a lawyer, infact, if you can pass it without going to college you can be a lawyer, but that is like trying to be a doctor without going to college and med school.)
Books for MCAT prep and review?
There are a variety of places to find the books you need to succeed on the MCAT exam. You can start by looking online at http://www.MCAT-Bookstore.com, as well as the MCAT home website and see what they have to offer. Both of these website are sure to offer the best.
Does the state of Mississippi allow you to take the law bar exam without a law degree?
no.
What education or training do you need to become a dietition?
You need to take education beyond a bachelors degree. There are certain required courses to earn a degree in nutrition. Then you need to apply to your chosen program, complete it, do your internships and take the RD exam.
What is the difference between glucogenic and ketogenic amino acids in the context of the MCAT exam?
Glucogenic amino acids can be converted into glucose through gluconeogenesis, while ketogenic amino acids can be converted into ketone bodies. This distinction is important for understanding metabolic pathways and energy production on the MCAT exam.
Who does the best in an MCAT exam between a physics major a chemistry major and a biology major?
It doesn't matter what your major is. An English major could do better than any science major, if they study all the science that will be on the exam. Any exam prep course or book will tell you which information you need to know for the exam. The rest is up to you. As a biology major, I found I had only covered about half of the material on the exam. Also I do badly at physics, but I pulled it up from a 6 to a 13. It just took lots of practice.
