Career questions tagged classes
What classes should I take for dual enrollment in high school?
Hi! I'm currently a Sophmore in high school and I am enrolling in dual enrollment over the summer. However, I do not know what classes I should take. I want to be an endocrinologist and study at the University of Georgia. I have all A's in school. I was wondering, what classes should I take for dual enrollment?
what do i pick? So im signing up currently for my college classes ill be taking as a junior next year, if i want to be a doctor (obgyn) what program do i pick???
Im currently a sophomore signing up for my junior classes, i have 3 blanks im filling with college classes, there are 5-6 “nurse” programs to choose from but i dont know which one to select as i want to be a doctor. Im using the ccp program.
What high school courses would be helpful if I want to pursue a career in neurology?
I have a 3.5 GPA, and I am open to any courses but I am having trouble picking what classes would be beneficial to this career path.
What classes/courses/programs should I take as future Bariatricians?
What classes/courses should I Take as Future Bariatricians? What did you do to become Bariatricians? Where do you work at as Bariatricians and I mean specifics like the hospital name or wherever you work if you don’t mind sharing. How much do you personally make as a Bariatricians?
What is the ideal about of major classes and GE classes should I take each quarter?
GE is general education classes, also sometimes called Breadth Classes.
Do I need to study calculus in high school to be an accountant?
I've researched it and the internet says no but the people I talk to are giving me mixed messages. I don't know who to trust on this.
What are some good classes to take as a senior in high school that would prepare me for college if I want to go into the field of forensic psychology?
I am currently a junior and starting to pick out classes for my senior year in high school, and I am having a little trouble deciding what classes would be good to take to prepare for Forensic Psychology.