What courses are needed in high school to become a family practitioner?

Answer 1

First, you should be in a college prep program. You should develop a solid foundation in Biology, chemistry, physics, higher level maths, communication skills (written and oral), computer literacy, and development of good critical thinking skills. I applaud your enthusiasm and searching for the appropriate approach toward your career path. Remember, to be successful, you must have a passion for the field; a love for what you want to do, and the benefit it will bring to others as well as yourself.

Answer 2

Other than graduating with good grades to get accepted into college, the actual courses are not critical at this stage. College Prep and AP classes in Chemistry and Biology will help.