What business classes do you generally take the 3rd and 4th year of your BA?
Q. Im currently going to a 2 year school, getting my Business associates degree with a transfer option, and plan on going to a 4 year school to get my BA, and eventually my MBA. Im taking basic economics, accounting, and business managment classes right now, along with other core english and math classes, but what should i expect on my 3rd and 4th year? What types of classes? I know business classes obviously, but what specifically?
Asked by Mike - Tue Aug 26 22:04:19 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Business programs will have you take classes in all functional areas, including marketing, finance, HR, IT, etc. Additionally most school's will have you take some sort of strategic management course as your capstone class. Those are just the general business requirements. You will then take in-depth coursework within your concentration area. For example, if you are an accounting emphasis business major, you will take anywhere from 6-8 upper division accounting classes. Finally, there may be elective business coursework you are also required to do such as in international business, entrepreneurship, or such. You're also strongly advised to do an internship (credit awarded) in your area so you can build real experience.
Answered by iSpeakTheTruth - Tue Aug 26 22:56:04 2008
Q. Im currently going to a 2 year school, getting my Business associates degree with a transfer option, and plan on going to a 4 year school to get my BA, and eventually my MBA. Im taking basic economics, accounting, and business managment classes right now, along with other core english and math classes, but what should i expect on my 3rd and 4th year? What types of classes? I know business classes obviously, but what specifically?
Asked by Mike - Tue Aug 26 22:04:19 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Business programs will have you take classes in all functional areas, including marketing, finance, HR, IT, etc. Additionally most school's will have you take some sort of strategic management course as your capstone class. Those are just the general business requirements. You will then take in-depth coursework within your concentration area. For example, if you are an accounting emphasis business major, you will take anywhere from 6-8 upper division accounting classes. Finally, there may be elective business coursework you are also required to do such as in international business, entrepreneurship, or such. You're also strongly advised to do an internship (credit awarded) in your area so you can build real experience.
Answered by iSpeakTheTruth - Tue Aug 26 22:56:04 2008
What classes would you take as a junior or senior for Psychiatrist?
Q. I need to pick classes for my junior and senior classes and I'm really stuck on what kind of classes I should take for Psychiatrist. Please help.
Asked by jess - Fri Nov 6 19:24:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. depends on what your major is, of course. go to a school counselor and they can tell you EXACTLY what classes to take to obtain the degree in your major.
Answered by gymnastnikki - Sat Nov 7 12:48:31 2009
Q. I need to pick classes for my junior and senior classes and I'm really stuck on what kind of classes I should take for Psychiatrist. Please help.
Asked by jess - Fri Nov 6 19:24:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. depends on what your major is, of course. go to a school counselor and they can tell you EXACTLY what classes to take to obtain the degree in your major.
Answered by gymnastnikki - Sat Nov 7 12:48:31 2009
What classes do you recommend taking while pursuing an Associates in Business?
Q. My husband is in college pursuing his associates degree in business. There are many different business classes to choose from to get his credits. If you are currently pursuing business or have in the past, what classes did you find the most beneficial to take? So far, his related courses he has taken are Intro to Business (he enjoyed and passed with an A) and Principles of Management (which he is currently taking and HATES). His other course credits have come from other required courses (English, Algebra, etc.) What class did you really enjoy, find interesting, and "got the most from"?
Asked by Just Me - Wed Feb 10 16:19:00 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It certainly depends on the school,university-state-c ommunity or private,which you neglect to say.I enjoyed all of them except the requirements.I cant say specifically on what courses to take as the vary from school to school.I got mine from hillsdale college.
Answered by Kevin - Sat Feb 13 11:11:15 2010
Q. My husband is in college pursuing his associates degree in business. There are many different business classes to choose from to get his credits. If you are currently pursuing business or have in the past, what classes did you find the most beneficial to take? So far, his related courses he has taken are Intro to Business (he enjoyed and passed with an A) and Principles of Management (which he is currently taking and HATES). His other course credits have come from other required courses (English, Algebra, etc.) What class did you really enjoy, find interesting, and "got the most from"?
Asked by Just Me - Wed Feb 10 16:19:00 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It certainly depends on the school,university-state-c ommunity or private,which you neglect to say.I enjoyed all of them except the requirements.I cant say specifically on what courses to take as the vary from school to school.I got mine from hillsdale college.
Answered by Kevin - Sat Feb 13 11:11:15 2010
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 Curious College Student - 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 Curious College Student - 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 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 are some other good classes to take for an electrical engineer?
Q. I have one last semester of electrical engineering to finish this coming fall. I only need two engineering classes to finish my major, but need at least two other classes in order to stay at full time status. My question to you is what are some beneficial classes I could take? I was considering some management or business classes, but the disadvantage is they will be basic introductory classes, since the higher level ones require prerequisites. I plan on talking with some engineers or talking with professors, but I would like some input from you as well. Thanks in advance for answering.
Asked by pstof - Mon Apr 5 23:28:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd take business (basic at least) and also Project management - as an Electrical engineer, I'm expected to watch over the installing contractor, keep the Project on schedule, and under budget as well as all of the design/engineering. If you have those skills, you'll have a much better chance of getting a plum job when you get out of school - it's gettinmg more and more important.
Answered by Dave L - Mon Apr 5 23:32:38 2010
Q. I have one last semester of electrical engineering to finish this coming fall. I only need two engineering classes to finish my major, but need at least two other classes in order to stay at full time status. My question to you is what are some beneficial classes I could take? I was considering some management or business classes, but the disadvantage is they will be basic introductory classes, since the higher level ones require prerequisites. I plan on talking with some engineers or talking with professors, but I would like some input from you as well. Thanks in advance for answering.
Asked by pstof - Mon Apr 5 23:28:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd take business (basic at least) and also Project management - as an Electrical engineer, I'm expected to watch over the installing contractor, keep the Project on schedule, and under budget as well as all of the design/engineering. If you have those skills, you'll have a much better chance of getting a plum job when you get out of school - it's gettinmg more and more important.
Answered by Dave L - Mon Apr 5 23:32:38 2010
What classes should I take and am I good enough to become a doctor?
Q. Hi, im currently a sophmore in highschool and I need to plan my classes for next year. My current cumulative GPA is a 3.39 for the three semesters that I have completed. I have taken these classes so far- Biology Honors, World History Honors, Computer Applications, Geometry, Spanish II, Freshman Lit Honors, Intro to Business, Algebra II, English Lit Honors, AP Euro history, Chemistry honors, Spanish III honors, Marketing, and Management. Im taking all AP core classes next year except in math. One more thing...I really hate Spanish and instead of it I want to take human physiology, but someone said that decent colleges recommend 4 years of foreign language. I really need your opinion.
Asked by George - Thu Jan 25 22:16:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes
Answered by gone - Mon Jan 29 20:13:34 2007
Q. Hi, im currently a sophmore in highschool and I need to plan my classes for next year. My current cumulative GPA is a 3.39 for the three semesters that I have completed. I have taken these classes so far- Biology Honors, World History Honors, Computer Applications, Geometry, Spanish II, Freshman Lit Honors, Intro to Business, Algebra II, English Lit Honors, AP Euro history, Chemistry honors, Spanish III honors, Marketing, and Management. Im taking all AP core classes next year except in math. One more thing...I really hate Spanish and instead of it I want to take human physiology, but someone said that decent colleges recommend 4 years of foreign language. I really need your opinion.
Asked by George - Thu Jan 25 22:16:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes
Answered by gone - Mon Jan 29 20:13:34 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 are the exact classes needed to become a kindergarten teacher?
Q. I have been wondering about this and I keep trying to find it on the internet but no one will tell me. I know I need at least a bachelor's degree and possibly a master's degree. I know my major should be early childhood education, but I don't know the exact classes I would have to take. What are the math classes, english classes, science classes, etc...? Please Help!
Asked by Angela - Fri Apr 18 14:53:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In most states, you can also teach K with an elem ed degree (just in case you want the option of teacher slightly older students later). First, look on your state's Dept of Ed website for a list of approved teacher preparation programs. Most states list them. Then, find the websites of the universities listed that you are interested in. Most universities list the course requirements for a degree in each major. You'll know the Dept of Ed approved the program if it is listed on their website. The reason you haven't been able to find an exact list is that there is usually not one that's required for everyone. There are certain types of courses all teachers must take, but universities vary slightly in some of the other requirements for their… [cont.]
Answered by Lydie - Sat Apr 19 07:24:57 2008
Q. I have been wondering about this and I keep trying to find it on the internet but no one will tell me. I know I need at least a bachelor's degree and possibly a master's degree. I know my major should be early childhood education, but I don't know the exact classes I would have to take. What are the math classes, english classes, science classes, etc...? Please Help!
Asked by Angela - Fri Apr 18 14:53:46 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In most states, you can also teach K with an elem ed degree (just in case you want the option of teacher slightly older students later). First, look on your state's Dept of Ed website for a list of approved teacher preparation programs. Most states list them. Then, find the websites of the universities listed that you are interested in. Most universities list the course requirements for a degree in each major. You'll know the Dept of Ed approved the program if it is listed on their website. The reason you haven't been able to find an exact list is that there is usually not one that's required for everyone. There are certain types of courses all teachers must take, but universities vary slightly in some of the other requirements for their… [cont.]
Answered by Lydie - Sat Apr 19 07:24:57 2008
What are different college classes that you can take in Science?
Q. I know that college classes are different that just the basic ones that you take in high school. In college what would "science" be called? What are some science classes that focus on mainly different sicknesses and diseases? Like how they spread and stuff. Also what is a science class you can take on the environment? If you don't really know that's fine just tell me science classes that sound really impressive. Also if you have a master degree in science, what is that called? Because you wouldn't say that you have a masters degree in science would you?
Asked by Emily - Wed Apr 1 18:11:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Basically, physical and biological sciences are the two main categories. However, they subdivide and merge into many different areas. The most popular biological major is biology. Biology is a generalist approach to biological science education. You take fundamental courses that educate you on all biological science topics. Under physical science, the most popular are chemistry and physics. But like I said, there's many other subject areas too numerous to mention. Environment is ecology, which falls under biological science.
Answered by iSpeakTheTruth - Wed Apr 1 19:54:31 2009
Q. I know that college classes are different that just the basic ones that you take in high school. In college what would "science" be called? What are some science classes that focus on mainly different sicknesses and diseases? Like how they spread and stuff. Also what is a science class you can take on the environment? If you don't really know that's fine just tell me science classes that sound really impressive. Also if you have a master degree in science, what is that called? Because you wouldn't say that you have a masters degree in science would you?
Asked by Emily - Wed Apr 1 18:11:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Basically, physical and biological sciences are the two main categories. However, they subdivide and merge into many different areas. The most popular biological major is biology. Biology is a generalist approach to biological science education. You take fundamental courses that educate you on all biological science topics. Under physical science, the most popular are chemistry and physics. But like I said, there's many other subject areas too numerous to mention. Environment is ecology, which falls under biological science.
Answered by iSpeakTheTruth - Wed Apr 1 19:54:31 2009
What college classes would i have to take to major in architecture?
Q. What college classes would i have to take to major in architecture? I know that math and physic are important, but is there anything else? (I am fluent in seven languages including french, Japanese, Russian, and English.) Can I take these classes online? I have my reasons that I do not want to take on campus classes. Any and every bit of information will help me. Thank you for you time and answers.
Asked by Danni Maddux - Fri Jun 19 03:09:37 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You actually need to be attending a school that offers an architecture program...and even so Architecture is a Masters level program if you truly want to be an architect. You can take some pre arch classes as an undergrad...but it is typically a post graduate level degree taking about 3 years. like i said your school has to have an architecture program...and if the school has one they will tell what classes you need to take. Oh...and its going to be impossible to become an architect doing online classes.
Answered by Jennifer H - Fri Jun 19 09:01:54 2009
Q. What college classes would i have to take to major in architecture? I know that math and physic are important, but is there anything else? (I am fluent in seven languages including french, Japanese, Russian, and English.) Can I take these classes online? I have my reasons that I do not want to take on campus classes. Any and every bit of information will help me. Thank you for you time and answers.
Asked by Danni Maddux - Fri Jun 19 03:09:37 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You actually need to be attending a school that offers an architecture program...and even so Architecture is a Masters level program if you truly want to be an architect. You can take some pre arch classes as an undergrad...but it is typically a post graduate level degree taking about 3 years. like i said your school has to have an architecture program...and if the school has one they will tell what classes you need to take. Oh...and its going to be impossible to become an architect doing online classes.
Answered by Jennifer H - Fri Jun 19 09:01:54 2009
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 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 does a beginner need to take to learn graphic design?
Q. What classes are best if you are just beginning graphic design classes? Photoshop, INdesign, Illustrator? Should more focus be on Adobe Photoshop or should a bit of all be taken?
Asked by SelfGirl35 - Mon Apr 13 13:31:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're going to college for graphic design I wouldn't worry about it because each college has specific classes you HAVE to take in order to earn the degree, and there will be software classes in there at some point. In general, you want to get some experience in Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator. If you're thinking you're gonna want to go into print design, than focus more on InDesign and Photoshop. If web and multimedia is more your thing than concentrate on Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and Flash. Most employers will want you to at least be competent in those first three though.
Answered by Matty B - Mon Apr 13 13:52:11 2009
Q. What classes are best if you are just beginning graphic design classes? Photoshop, INdesign, Illustrator? Should more focus be on Adobe Photoshop or should a bit of all be taken?
Asked by SelfGirl35 - Mon Apr 13 13:31:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're going to college for graphic design I wouldn't worry about it because each college has specific classes you HAVE to take in order to earn the degree, and there will be software classes in there at some point. In general, you want to get some experience in Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator. If you're thinking you're gonna want to go into print design, than focus more on InDesign and Photoshop. If web and multimedia is more your thing than concentrate on Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and Flash. Most employers will want you to at least be competent in those first three though.
Answered by Matty B - Mon Apr 13 13:52:11 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 are required during 12th grade in Washington State?
Q. I just started writing a novel and the characters live in Seattle, Washington. I'm writing the first chapter now and for description purposes I need to know what classes a normal senior in high school takes. Please help! Thanks! Oh, also, if you can tell me what tests are required to pass each class, that would be great! Do they have EOCT (End of Course Tests), or EOGT (End of Grade Tests)? Do they have any kind of college admittance test they need to take, like the Accuplacer? Thanks!
Asked by *~*jEsSiE*~* - Tue Sep 1 10:17:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what classes they have taken in their previous years. If they have been slacking off, like me, then they would have to take a lot of classes from previous years to make up for all of the credits they missed. A student who is on track to graduating on time usually has: Communication Arts 12 (general English) (1 semester) Communication Arts Elective (can be calligraphy, creative writing, business writing, etc) (1 semester) Some kind of math (year-long) American Government (1 semester) Contemporary World Issues (1 semester) Some kind of science (year-long) Elective classes (Can be 4 different semester-long classes, 2 year-long classes, or 1 year-long class and 2 semester-long classes). Electives can be anything from P.E. to… [cont.]
Answered by Hammer Brother - Sat Sep 5 02:09:22 2009
Q. I just started writing a novel and the characters live in Seattle, Washington. I'm writing the first chapter now and for description purposes I need to know what classes a normal senior in high school takes. Please help! Thanks! Oh, also, if you can tell me what tests are required to pass each class, that would be great! Do they have EOCT (End of Course Tests), or EOGT (End of Grade Tests)? Do they have any kind of college admittance test they need to take, like the Accuplacer? Thanks!
Asked by *~*jEsSiE*~* - Tue Sep 1 10:17:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what classes they have taken in their previous years. If they have been slacking off, like me, then they would have to take a lot of classes from previous years to make up for all of the credits they missed. A student who is on track to graduating on time usually has: Communication Arts 12 (general English) (1 semester) Communication Arts Elective (can be calligraphy, creative writing, business writing, etc) (1 semester) Some kind of math (year-long) American Government (1 semester) Contemporary World Issues (1 semester) Some kind of science (year-long) Elective classes (Can be 4 different semester-long classes, 2 year-long classes, or 1 year-long class and 2 semester-long classes). Electives can be anything from P.E. to… [cont.]
Answered by Hammer Brother - Sat Sep 5 02:09:22 2009
What classes should I choose to get into video game development?
Q. I'm applying for college classes, and I'd like to get into the game industry, doing things like character design and the like. What kind of classes should I choose?
Asked by Ina N - Sun Jul 12 22:29:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I imagine something in relation to computer science, graphic arts, etc. Keep in mind that the video game industry is very competitive. The pay is low and the hours are long.
Answered by Dustin Y - Sun Jul 12 22:39:11 2009
Q. I'm applying for college classes, and I'd like to get into the game industry, doing things like character design and the like. What kind of classes should I choose?
Asked by Ina N - Sun Jul 12 22:29:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I imagine something in relation to computer science, graphic arts, etc. Keep in mind that the video game industry is very competitive. The pay is low and the hours are long.
Answered by Dustin Y - Sun Jul 12 22:39:11 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 in high school if i want to become a veterinarian?
Q. I am a sophmore in high schooland obviously the year is ending soon and i know that it is kind of getting late in my high school career to decide that i want to know what classes i want to be in to be able to be ok in college for a vet but yea i would like to know what classes i should be trying to take the next 2 years like i know math and science are a big thing but which ones should i try to take?
Asked by jen1810 - Fri Apr 4 17:08:52 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would recommend if you take BIOLOGY, chemistry and advancement placement chemistry. The nice thing about taking chemistry early is that it will give you the opportunity to take ap chemistry in high school. Our oldest son took both ap calculus and ap chemistry in his senior year and though he did pass & get the CALULUS credit, I wish he had applied himself more in adv placement chemistry bec the teacher who also taught at the local university did tell parents that many of his students came back and thanked him bec organic chemistry in college if you are interested in PRE-MEDICINE, DENTAL, pharmacy and even NURSING is a make or break undergraduate college course. Hope the Above Helps and Best of Luck!
Answered by dvskv - Fri Apr 4 17:46:14 2008
Q. I am a sophmore in high schooland obviously the year is ending soon and i know that it is kind of getting late in my high school career to decide that i want to know what classes i want to be in to be able to be ok in college for a vet but yea i would like to know what classes i should be trying to take the next 2 years like i know math and science are a big thing but which ones should i try to take?
Asked by jen1810 - Fri Apr 4 17:08:52 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would recommend if you take BIOLOGY, chemistry and advancement placement chemistry. The nice thing about taking chemistry early is that it will give you the opportunity to take ap chemistry in high school. Our oldest son took both ap calculus and ap chemistry in his senior year and though he did pass & get the CALULUS credit, I wish he had applied himself more in adv placement chemistry bec the teacher who also taught at the local university did tell parents that many of his students came back and thanked him bec organic chemistry in college if you are interested in PRE-MEDICINE, DENTAL, pharmacy and even NURSING is a make or break undergraduate college course. Hope the Above Helps and Best of Luck!
Answered by dvskv - Fri Apr 4 17:46:14 2008
What classes should I take in college to go towards an education major?
Q. I'm unable to see a counselor before I'm able to register for classes at my local community college. Does anyone know what classes I should be taking to help me towards my education degree.
Asked by Alicia - Sat Aug 1 21:40:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start of taking general education classes so that way if you change your mind you don't have to worry that you wasted your time and you will be able to get in and see a counselor before you have to register for classes again.
Answered by petespiffy - Sat Aug 1 21:48:44 2009
Q. I'm unable to see a counselor before I'm able to register for classes at my local community college. Does anyone know what classes I should be taking to help me towards my education degree.
Asked by Alicia - Sat Aug 1 21:40:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Start of taking general education classes so that way if you change your mind you don't have to worry that you wasted your time and you will be able to get in and see a counselor before you have to register for classes again.
Answered by petespiffy - Sat Aug 1 21:48:44 2009
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