Which classes should I start with for an entry level office job?
Q. I need to go back to school. I am looking at a couple classes to start with. Microsoft Office Suite and Microsoft Word. Can I or should I take both classes in the same semester? Should I take one before the other? I can only afford to take two classes this semester. What classes do you think I should take? I have NO office skills. Just one keyboarding class that I took many years ago. I am needing to change what I do for a living. I need to do work that isn't so physically demanding (back/hip injury). Which classes should I take first so I can get an entry level job in an office?
Asked by fiestyredhead - Fri Aug 10 10:00:40 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Microsoft Office Suite will teach you about all Microsoft products :Access, Word, PowerPoint and Excel. Access- Will teach you about databases, queries etc.. Word- Word processing PowerPoint- Slideshows for presentations Excel- Spreadsheets. Probably the single biggest thing an employer looks for. Excel is used in almost any job making charts, running macro's etc.. Once you learn the MS Office Suite register with some temp agencies. Get yourself some experience, maybe even get yourself a job in a temp to hire situation. Most companies will allow permanent employees to take classes towards a degree in their line of work and reimburse employees for it with a grade of C or better or B or better in Masters Degree situations. Take that… [cont.]
Answered by Eric G - Fri Aug 10 11:13:27 2007
Q. I need to go back to school. I am looking at a couple classes to start with. Microsoft Office Suite and Microsoft Word. Can I or should I take both classes in the same semester? Should I take one before the other? I can only afford to take two classes this semester. What classes do you think I should take? I have NO office skills. Just one keyboarding class that I took many years ago. I am needing to change what I do for a living. I need to do work that isn't so physically demanding (back/hip injury). Which classes should I take first so I can get an entry level job in an office?
Asked by fiestyredhead - Fri Aug 10 10:00:40 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Microsoft Office Suite will teach you about all Microsoft products :Access, Word, PowerPoint and Excel. Access- Will teach you about databases, queries etc.. Word- Word processing PowerPoint- Slideshows for presentations Excel- Spreadsheets. Probably the single biggest thing an employer looks for. Excel is used in almost any job making charts, running macro's etc.. Once you learn the MS Office Suite register with some temp agencies. Get yourself some experience, maybe even get yourself a job in a temp to hire situation. Most companies will allow permanent employees to take classes towards a degree in their line of work and reimburse employees for it with a grade of C or better or B or better in Masters Degree situations. Take that… [cont.]
Answered by Eric G - Fri Aug 10 11:13:27 2007
What classes do you need to take in college to become a pediatrician?
Q. Well im a freshman and i want to be a pediatrician but i have no idea what classes to take or what to major in. I mean do i have to take a pre-med class and then a medical class? I mean please help me out a bit. Thanks so much.
Asked by *!AILEENYi* - Mon Oct 12 20:21:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'd start out at a 4-year college or university, major in anything, and take the premed classes in bio, chem, physics, math, and English. You can do this at just about any 4-year school. Then you'd have another 4 years of medical school, followed by 3+ years of residency in pediatrics.
Answered by eri - Mon Oct 12 20:26:16 2009
Q. Well im a freshman and i want to be a pediatrician but i have no idea what classes to take or what to major in. I mean do i have to take a pre-med class and then a medical class? I mean please help me out a bit. Thanks so much.
Asked by *!AILEENYi* - Mon Oct 12 20:21:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'd start out at a 4-year college or university, major in anything, and take the premed classes in bio, chem, physics, math, and English. You can do this at just about any 4-year school. Then you'd have another 4 years of medical school, followed by 3+ years of residency in pediatrics.
Answered by eri - Mon Oct 12 20:26:16 2009
What classes should i take to gear towards becoming a Pharmacist?
Q. I'm a Junior in High School & my grades are usually mid-to-low 90s. Is that good enough to qualify for a career as a Pharmacist? I became interested in Pharmacy because I like science and I like the money they make lol but now that im planning out my senior year I don't know what classes to take.. I'm taking Medical Technology and Chemistry. So for next year I have a choice of (for science) Physics, Advance Placement Biology, and Anatomy & Physiology. For math I'm taking Advanced Algebra.. so should I take Pre-Calc or AP Stats? If anyone has any advice they could give me that could be great :) P.S Are there any other classes that could be beneficial such as business or art classes?
Asked by tashh - Wed Nov 19 17:18:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Congrats on your decision! Pharmacy is an extremely important and rewarding profession (and with the wave of ageing baby-boomers on the horizon, retail chains will be throwing money at you hand over fist). Whatever you do your senior year, don't slack off. Load up on as many high level science electives as you can. During your first two years, you'll have to take general biology, general chemistry, microbiology, physics, calculus, statistics, organic chemistry, and general psych. Taking AP bio, physics, anatomy, and advanced algebra will certainly provide a solid introduction, even if the credits don't transfer - and your interviewer will love to see a full schedule. Skip the business and liberal arts classes (unless they are college… [cont.]
Answered by Geno - Fri Nov 21 08:58:25 2008
Q. I'm a Junior in High School & my grades are usually mid-to-low 90s. Is that good enough to qualify for a career as a Pharmacist? I became interested in Pharmacy because I like science and I like the money they make lol but now that im planning out my senior year I don't know what classes to take.. I'm taking Medical Technology and Chemistry. So for next year I have a choice of (for science) Physics, Advance Placement Biology, and Anatomy & Physiology. For math I'm taking Advanced Algebra.. so should I take Pre-Calc or AP Stats? If anyone has any advice they could give me that could be great :) P.S Are there any other classes that could be beneficial such as business or art classes?
Asked by tashh - Wed Nov 19 17:18:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Congrats on your decision! Pharmacy is an extremely important and rewarding profession (and with the wave of ageing baby-boomers on the horizon, retail chains will be throwing money at you hand over fist). Whatever you do your senior year, don't slack off. Load up on as many high level science electives as you can. During your first two years, you'll have to take general biology, general chemistry, microbiology, physics, calculus, statistics, organic chemistry, and general psych. Taking AP bio, physics, anatomy, and advanced algebra will certainly provide a solid introduction, even if the credits don't transfer - and your interviewer will love to see a full schedule. Skip the business and liberal arts classes (unless they are college… [cont.]
Answered by Geno - Fri Nov 21 08:58:25 2008
What classes should I take if I am going for a sports journalism degree?
Q. I go to a community college right now and I want to transfer to a 4 year school to study sports journalism. I am in my second year at the community college, but I don't know what other classes I should take. I am already taking sports psychology, journalism, and an advanced English class. If anyone knows what classes I should take please let me know. Thanks a lot.
Asked by bballmareeta25 - Wed May 13 11:55:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any advanced writing courses will help you. Or perhaps a phys. ed. type course.
Answered by Prospero Reincarnate - Wed May 13 13:41:15 2009
Q. I go to a community college right now and I want to transfer to a 4 year school to study sports journalism. I am in my second year at the community college, but I don't know what other classes I should take. I am already taking sports psychology, journalism, and an advanced English class. If anyone knows what classes I should take please let me know. Thanks a lot.
Asked by bballmareeta25 - Wed May 13 11:55:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any advanced writing courses will help you. Or perhaps a phys. ed. type course.
Answered by Prospero Reincarnate - Wed May 13 13:41:15 2009
What kinds of classes would a student interested in majoring in law take?
Q. For medical students, obviously math classes and science classes would be required. But what about law school? What kinds of classes would they expect to see you have completed and what sort of bachelor's degree would I go for? What about for business majors? What kinds of classes would they take?
Asked by Sir Asks Uh-lawt - Wed Nov 4 20:23:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Bottom Feeding 101 2. Overcomplicated Composition 101 3. Grand Larceny 101 4. How to Cheat on Your Taxes 5. Rude and Aloofness for Beginners 6. Overcharging Customers I, II, & III 7. Ambulance Chasing Do's and Don'ts
Answered by TroyR - Wed Nov 4 20:30:03 2009
Q. For medical students, obviously math classes and science classes would be required. But what about law school? What kinds of classes would they expect to see you have completed and what sort of bachelor's degree would I go for? What about for business majors? What kinds of classes would they take?
Asked by Sir Asks Uh-lawt - Wed Nov 4 20:23:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Bottom Feeding 101 2. Overcomplicated Composition 101 3. Grand Larceny 101 4. How to Cheat on Your Taxes 5. Rude and Aloofness for Beginners 6. Overcharging Customers I, II, & III 7. Ambulance Chasing Do's and Don'ts
Answered by TroyR - Wed Nov 4 20:30:03 2009
What are the classes of airline seats of different airline carriers?How or where can i get them?
Q. Anybody out there who could help me on my research on the classes of airline seats of different airline carriers?classes of airline seats and it's classifications like business class, economy class, etc.
Asked by flying eagle - Mon Mar 6 04:20:18 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to the airline's website. When making a reservation, look at the different classes of service.
Answered by presidentrichardnixon - Mon Mar 6 12:12:09 2006
Q. Anybody out there who could help me on my research on the classes of airline seats of different airline carriers?classes of airline seats and it's classifications like business class, economy class, etc.
Asked by flying eagle - Mon Mar 6 04:20:18 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to the airline's website. When making a reservation, look at the different classes of service.
Answered by presidentrichardnixon - Mon Mar 6 12:12:09 2006
How many days after classes start in college do we have to change a class?
Q. Classes started this past week but I don't like none of my four classes, how many days we have to change them for another classes. Also if I stop going do I have to pay the whole finacial Aid, what would be one important reason so I don't get charge the whole amount?
Asked by mariposa - Mon Aug 27 19:38:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How long you have to drop/add a class depends on your school. Around this time any of the admin buildings should have flyers up about the add/drop period. Or if you can find an academic calendar on your school's website, it should tell you the last day to add/drop. As for dropping a class and financial aid, this really depends on what type of aid you have and how many hours you're taking. Some aid comes with certain stipulations (you have to take so many hours, you have to be over such and such GPA, etc.). If you drop a class within the add/drop period and it doesn't change your enrollment (say, you drop a class and it makes you go from 12 hours to 9, this could be considered part-time now depending on your school's definition). … [cont.]
Answered by mary! - Mon Aug 27 20:25:08 2007
Q. Classes started this past week but I don't like none of my four classes, how many days we have to change them for another classes. Also if I stop going do I have to pay the whole finacial Aid, what would be one important reason so I don't get charge the whole amount?
Asked by mariposa - Mon Aug 27 19:38:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How long you have to drop/add a class depends on your school. Around this time any of the admin buildings should have flyers up about the add/drop period. Or if you can find an academic calendar on your school's website, it should tell you the last day to add/drop. As for dropping a class and financial aid, this really depends on what type of aid you have and how many hours you're taking. Some aid comes with certain stipulations (you have to take so many hours, you have to be over such and such GPA, etc.). If you drop a class within the add/drop period and it doesn't change your enrollment (say, you drop a class and it makes you go from 12 hours to 9, this could be considered part-time now depending on your school's definition). … [cont.]
Answered by mary! - Mon Aug 27 20:25:08 2007
What highschool classes to take for becoming a game designer?
Q. Hi, im just going into a new school for 10th grade and I want to know what classes to take. I know to take computer, math, and art classes but what kind of math, computer, and art classes should I take?
Asked by revolut73 - Fri Aug 17 14:36:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your in high school it really doesn't matter, take the classes that will let you graduate, and get into a school which focuses on gaming. Try to be involved and for your extra curriculars take computer graphics classes.
Answered by Ally... - Fri Aug 17 14:41:57 2007
Q. Hi, im just going into a new school for 10th grade and I want to know what classes to take. I know to take computer, math, and art classes but what kind of math, computer, and art classes should I take?
Asked by revolut73 - Fri Aug 17 14:36:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your in high school it really doesn't matter, take the classes that will let you graduate, and get into a school which focuses on gaming. Try to be involved and for your extra curriculars take computer graphics classes.
Answered by Ally... - Fri Aug 17 14:41:57 2007
What kind of art classes should I take to prepare for becoming a tattoo artist?
Q. I really want to be a tattoo artist! I know that you have to apprentice and it takes a while but I am willing to do everything needed to become a great tattoo artist. So, I hear that you should take art classes because you need to be a good artist. What kind of art classes would be the best to take?Should I take basic art classes in drawing, or are there more specialized art classes that will help me succeed in tattooing? Thanks for any help!
Asked by unknown - Sun Sep 6 21:35:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fine art classes and a lot of drawing helps Where I get tattooed the owner gets kids coming in all the time asking to apprentice for him, he often gives them a couple of basic sketches to draw out and 99% of them never come back! draw, draw and draw some more!
Answered by Al - Mon Sep 7 10:04:46 2009
Q. I really want to be a tattoo artist! I know that you have to apprentice and it takes a while but I am willing to do everything needed to become a great tattoo artist. So, I hear that you should take art classes because you need to be a good artist. What kind of art classes would be the best to take?Should I take basic art classes in drawing, or are there more specialized art classes that will help me succeed in tattooing? Thanks for any help!
Asked by unknown - Sun Sep 6 21:35:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fine art classes and a lot of drawing helps Where I get tattooed the owner gets kids coming in all the time asking to apprentice for him, he often gives them a couple of basic sketches to draw out and 99% of them never come back! draw, draw and draw some more!
Answered by Al - Mon Sep 7 10:04:46 2009
What classes does a person usually have to take to become a Zookeeper?
Q. I'm looking into colleges and I would like to get the best classes available but besides taking Biology, what else should I be looking for? Do I just major in Biology as a broad term and then branch into smaller classes like wildlife, or zoology? Not sure what I'm supposed to be looking for in the college.
Asked by aheikens - Fri Jun 23 23:57:59 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most zoos require a Bachelor degee in Zoology to work as a keeper. Zoo and Bio majors have very similar classes (at least they did at my university) Includes lots of chemistry, physics, and upper division classes such as entomology, ornithology, mammalogy, animal physiology, animal behavior, etc. Volunteering at a zoo will help you out a lot, the hands on experience is very valuable. Good Luck.
Answered by birdgirl - Sun Jun 25 19:12:39 2006
Q. I'm looking into colleges and I would like to get the best classes available but besides taking Biology, what else should I be looking for? Do I just major in Biology as a broad term and then branch into smaller classes like wildlife, or zoology? Not sure what I'm supposed to be looking for in the college.
Asked by aheikens - Fri Jun 23 23:57:59 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most zoos require a Bachelor degee in Zoology to work as a keeper. Zoo and Bio majors have very similar classes (at least they did at my university) Includes lots of chemistry, physics, and upper division classes such as entomology, ornithology, mammalogy, animal physiology, animal behavior, etc. Volunteering at a zoo will help you out a lot, the hands on experience is very valuable. Good Luck.
Answered by birdgirl - Sun Jun 25 19:12:39 2006
What happens in classes from intermediate algrebra, through the higher math classes?
Q. description of mathematics classes from intermediate algebra to the highest math you have experience with What is in the class, very breifly, things to look out for ?
Asked by Ariel S - Wed Feb 20 21:11:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Graphing different functions (linear, quadratic, exponential & higher-order) Analysis of Sequences & Series Discrete Math (counting objects without actually counting them) Intersections of Systems of Equations Eigenvalues/Eigenvectors Derivative functions (Calculus) Integration (Calculus) Differential Equations ...and so on I am in Year Three of quite the physics-intensive Nuclear Engineering program here in Canada. The list goes on and on with all the stuff you'll learn, but it all depends on what you want to do with your life. There you'll choose whether or not you take all these advanced Math classes.
Answered by Matthew S - Thu Feb 21 09:15:24 2008
Q. description of mathematics classes from intermediate algebra to the highest math you have experience with What is in the class, very breifly, things to look out for ?
Asked by Ariel S - Wed Feb 20 21:11:14 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Graphing different functions (linear, quadratic, exponential & higher-order) Analysis of Sequences & Series Discrete Math (counting objects without actually counting them) Intersections of Systems of Equations Eigenvalues/Eigenvectors Derivative functions (Calculus) Integration (Calculus) Differential Equations ...and so on I am in Year Three of quite the physics-intensive Nuclear Engineering program here in Canada. The list goes on and on with all the stuff you'll learn, but it all depends on what you want to do with your life. There you'll choose whether or not you take all these advanced Math classes.
Answered by Matthew S - Thu Feb 21 09:15:24 2008
What classes would you suggest to take to become a Dentist in High School?
Q. I want to be a dentist when I grow up and I was just wondering what classes would be most recommended to take in order to achieve that. As in what should I major in? I understand that most people would advise me to major in Biology, but I feel as though that may be too hard? Or that there is another class that may be better to take. Let me know what you think. Thanks!
Asked by NR0CK - Wed Aug 26 12:39:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. AP Science, AP Physics, AP Health, AP Biology and AP Chemistry, You can ofcourse take the regular course, but with advanced placement your more guaranteed entry into a Dentistry school, The school i recommend is university for Pepperdine University Dentistry school for a few years, then you can go into dentistry school
Answered by Tyler - Wed Aug 26 12:51:08 2009
Q. I want to be a dentist when I grow up and I was just wondering what classes would be most recommended to take in order to achieve that. As in what should I major in? I understand that most people would advise me to major in Biology, but I feel as though that may be too hard? Or that there is another class that may be better to take. Let me know what you think. Thanks!
Asked by NR0CK - Wed Aug 26 12:39:28 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. AP Science, AP Physics, AP Health, AP Biology and AP Chemistry, You can ofcourse take the regular course, but with advanced placement your more guaranteed entry into a Dentistry school, The school i recommend is university for Pepperdine University Dentistry school for a few years, then you can go into dentistry school
Answered by Tyler - Wed Aug 26 12:51:08 2009
How often are classes when you are in apprenticeship for a trade?
Q. Im looking into an apprenticeship for a trade like electrician or steam fitter or sprinkler fitter. I know they take classes but how often are these classes. How many nights a week are there classes? Please dont answer if ur gonna guess i would like someone who has been through it to tell me.
Asked by EVAN - Sun Mar 29 02:46:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Free open University has many of these online. The unions offer the classes in the evenings and week ends. You might be better off getting a degree.
Answered by packinrat - Wed Apr 1 02:35:03 2009
Q. Im looking into an apprenticeship for a trade like electrician or steam fitter or sprinkler fitter. I know they take classes but how often are these classes. How many nights a week are there classes? Please dont answer if ur gonna guess i would like someone who has been through it to tell me.
Asked by EVAN - Sun Mar 29 02:46:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Free open University has many of these online. The unions offer the classes in the evenings and week ends. You might be better off getting a degree.
Answered by packinrat - Wed Apr 1 02:35:03 2009
What classes should one take in High School if they wish to pursue a career in voice acting?
Q. I apparently need to change my schedule for this coming year, so I might as well try to fit in career-based classes into it, but what are such classes?
Asked by .:;sweet mass insanity;:. - Wed Aug 12 19:48:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should get a drama or theater class, even though you aren't pursing a career in theater, voice acting is still acting. This class will help you expand the range of character voices that you can do and it would be a good addition under training for your resume. You can take a public speech class also if your school offers it. It will give you a boost of confidence to help you speak in front of others.
Answered by Kagu-chan - Wed Aug 12 19:57:55 2009
Q. I apparently need to change my schedule for this coming year, so I might as well try to fit in career-based classes into it, but what are such classes?
Asked by .:;sweet mass insanity;:. - Wed Aug 12 19:48:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should get a drama or theater class, even though you aren't pursing a career in theater, voice acting is still acting. This class will help you expand the range of character voices that you can do and it would be a good addition under training for your resume. You can take a public speech class also if your school offers it. It will give you a boost of confidence to help you speak in front of others.
Answered by Kagu-chan - Wed Aug 12 19:57:55 2009
What classes in highschool will help me pursue a career in teaching?
Q. I'm in highschool and so far I have taken all advanced classes. I am wondering what classes would benefit my pursuit of a career in education. Are there any extra curricular activities that will help me get into a good teaching college? Do you know of any good teaching colleges?
Asked by J.D. - Fri Nov 16 18:53:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Psychology and possibly another language or two. Teachers all take basic psychology so they can teach their students better. It is also a good idea to find out what you want to teach in, like if you want math, tell your math teachers that you plan on teaching it, observe them, and go as far in math as you can, even after you get all of your credits.
Answered by poptart_kitty73 - Fri Nov 16 19:04:09 2007
Q. I'm in highschool and so far I have taken all advanced classes. I am wondering what classes would benefit my pursuit of a career in education. Are there any extra curricular activities that will help me get into a good teaching college? Do you know of any good teaching colleges?
Asked by J.D. - Fri Nov 16 18:53:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Psychology and possibly another language or two. Teachers all take basic psychology so they can teach their students better. It is also a good idea to find out what you want to teach in, like if you want math, tell your math teachers that you plan on teaching it, observe them, and go as far in math as you can, even after you get all of your credits.
Answered by poptart_kitty73 - Fri Nov 16 19:04:09 2007
What classes should I take in order to become a movie director?
Q. I am already taking classes in high school that show me some of the ropes but what other classes should I take? and is it too late to start a career like this?
Asked by Giselle - Tue Nov 11 14:29:15 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High school is not too late to start! Try taking some intro to film, read lots of books (english classes), and start making films on your own (buy a cheap handy cam and use a free online film editing program like jumpcut). Also - try entering some of your films in film festivals (I'm putting a link to film festival info at the bottom) so that you start meeting people around you who are also making films. The best way to learn in this industry is to just start doing.
Answered by WriteSites - Tue Nov 11 14:34:47 2008
Q. I am already taking classes in high school that show me some of the ropes but what other classes should I take? and is it too late to start a career like this?
Asked by Giselle - Tue Nov 11 14:29:15 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High school is not too late to start! Try taking some intro to film, read lots of books (english classes), and start making films on your own (buy a cheap handy cam and use a free online film editing program like jumpcut). Also - try entering some of your films in film festivals (I'm putting a link to film festival info at the bottom) so that you start meeting people around you who are also making films. The best way to learn in this industry is to just start doing.
Answered by WriteSites - Tue Nov 11 14:34:47 2008
What classes in high school should i take in order to be a pastry chef?
Q. Im in high school and my school doesn't have any cooking classes. I have no idea what to take in order to become a chef besides business classes.
Asked by zarae0210 - Mon Nov 24 18:13:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't worry about it, most colleges don't expect all schools to have cooking programs, keep following business classes and languages (Spanish would be best, unless you plan to work as a French Pastry chef, or study there). Other then that look for enrichment or internship programs in the summers, and you it would be best if you can find work at a bakery or restaurant, some schools require experience.
Answered by Matt S - Mon Nov 24 18:58:13 2008
Q. Im in high school and my school doesn't have any cooking classes. I have no idea what to take in order to become a chef besides business classes.
Asked by zarae0210 - Mon Nov 24 18:13:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't worry about it, most colleges don't expect all schools to have cooking programs, keep following business classes and languages (Spanish would be best, unless you plan to work as a French Pastry chef, or study there). Other then that look for enrichment or internship programs in the summers, and you it would be best if you can find work at a bakery or restaurant, some schools require experience.
Answered by Matt S - Mon Nov 24 18:58:13 2008
What classes to take if I want to work for a major fashion magazine?
Q. I don't know what classes to work for a magazine company like Elle or Vogue I have no clue as to what classes to take in college. I have no idea as to what kind of magazine I can even intern for please help.
Asked by RVintage - Tue Oct 20 11:11:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Journalism is required for ANY magazine job, fashion or not. Journalism departments are also your best source for internship connections. You'll also want design courses, art and art history, and any specific fashion-related courses your college offers. Business courses help, particularly marketing and accounting.
Answered by MonaLisa Overdrive AM VT wannabe - Tue Oct 20 11:23:57 2009
Q. I don't know what classes to work for a magazine company like Elle or Vogue I have no clue as to what classes to take in college. I have no idea as to what kind of magazine I can even intern for please help.
Asked by RVintage - Tue Oct 20 11:11:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Journalism is required for ANY magazine job, fashion or not. Journalism departments are also your best source for internship connections. You'll also want design courses, art and art history, and any specific fashion-related courses your college offers. Business courses help, particularly marketing and accounting.
Answered by MonaLisa Overdrive AM VT wannabe - Tue Oct 20 11:23:57 2009
What classes do you need in highschool to become a history teacher?
Q. Well, Right now im in highschool and im planning to become a history teacher, i just wanted to know what classes do u need. Here are some classes i toke already and taking right now. I am in grade 11. I toke Geography of Canada, Canadian History in the Twntieth Century, World History to the Sixteenth Century and World Religions. thanks for all your help if i get any.
Asked by Dexter A - Tue Feb 27 18:46:15 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High school classes in history is not a prerequisite for you to teach history. What matters is what you will take up in college and since you want to teach history then take BSE and your major should be in history. By taking high school history classes it will help you in college.
Answered by reyzenprez - Tue Feb 27 19:01:01 2007
Q. Well, Right now im in highschool and im planning to become a history teacher, i just wanted to know what classes do u need. Here are some classes i toke already and taking right now. I am in grade 11. I toke Geography of Canada, Canadian History in the Twntieth Century, World History to the Sixteenth Century and World Religions. thanks for all your help if i get any.
Asked by Dexter A - Tue Feb 27 18:46:15 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High school classes in history is not a prerequisite for you to teach history. What matters is what you will take up in college and since you want to teach history then take BSE and your major should be in history. By taking high school history classes it will help you in college.
Answered by reyzenprez - Tue Feb 27 19:01:01 2007
What classes should i take to prepare myself for an economics degree?
Q. I am almost 28 years old and I haven't been to college, ever. I need to get a career and I am very interested in economics and politics. I have to take some math classes, I don't know calculus so I have a long road ahead of me but I need to do something...I need suggestions for classes/subjects to prepare me for school since it has been so long since I've used algebra, etc.
Asked by chris t - Fri Sep 26 22:27:13 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will have to take Calculus to understand some concepts and to even graduate from most colleges but algebra is all you will need really for an econ degree. Maybe, say, Linear Algebra but I just dove into Calculus in high school and college. Don't listen to the nay-sayers; you can do a lot with an econ degree.
Answered by crimsonedge - Fri Sep 26 22:59:25 2008
Q. I am almost 28 years old and I haven't been to college, ever. I need to get a career and I am very interested in economics and politics. I have to take some math classes, I don't know calculus so I have a long road ahead of me but I need to do something...I need suggestions for classes/subjects to prepare me for school since it has been so long since I've used algebra, etc.
Asked by chris t - Fri Sep 26 22:27:13 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will have to take Calculus to understand some concepts and to even graduate from most colleges but algebra is all you will need really for an econ degree. Maybe, say, Linear Algebra but I just dove into Calculus in high school and college. Don't listen to the nay-sayers; you can do a lot with an econ degree.
Answered by crimsonedge - Fri Sep 26 22:59:25 2008
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