What courses do i need in order to become a massage therapist?
Q. I've been looking into coming a massage therapist, but i wanted a little more info on it. I am currently in grade 9 and i am just selecting my courses for next year. What courses should i take in high school to be ready for a career in massage therapy? I would also like to know if i would go to college or university? If so, what courses should i take there aswell?
Asked by klech - Fri Feb 6 17:51:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Anatomy and physiology will be very helpful if you plan on attending a massage school. Also, a basic psychology class if it's offered at your high school. Massage schools range from 9 months to 3 years, depending on where you live. Some schools are in a college type setting and others are less formal.
Answered by HRmassage - Sun Feb 8 17:45:52 2009

What courses do you take in medical school to become a surgeon?
Q. When you go to med school, what are examples of the courses you can take? And what course qualifyes you to be a doctor? And after that, what course do you take to become a surgeon? Please help asap!
Asked by tripleaxel_44 - Mon Nov 19 16:47:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Medical school trains you to become a MD. Once you become a MD you choose the medical specialty you want to pursue and enter a residency program. The first two years of medical school are done in classrooms and labs. The instruction is called Basic Sciences and the courses are generally all about the same: Histology, Embryology, Genetics, Physiology, Biochemistry, Gross Anatomy, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Neurosciences and Pathology. These are the core sciences and each school adds additional classes such as Epidemiology and Ethics. The second two years of medical school are called Clinical Rotations. This is where students are taught by senior physicians in settings such as hospitals, clinics and offices. The rotations are done… [cont.]
Answered by J - Tue Nov 20 15:19:59 2007

What courses should i take to be a landscape designer?
Q. I'm in gr.9 rite now and I'm having trouble figuring out what courses I should take next year if i want to become a landscape designer. I'm taking tech this year, because we get to learn how to design stuff on the computer, but I'm not taking art and i don't know if i should next year. There's an art - computer course, but I'm not really sure what it's about. And I know I should take biology in gr.11 too. I need to book an appointment with my guidance counselor, but until then if anyone has any ideas on what courses i should take, please help.
Asked by Christine - Sat Jan 17 14:44:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi I am currently at Keystone College majoring in Landscape Architecture My best suggestions is to load up on science and art take Biology, chemistry, enviornmental science, and Horticulture if your school has it. Horticulture is the study of plants.. (pretty big deal with landscape design) load up on art.. figure drawing, 2-D and 3-D design, drafting Take some computer/ drawing classes as well. Alot of the new designs for landscaping are now being done on computer Hope this helps
Answered by Derek D - Mon Jan 19 00:15:57 2009

What courses do I need to take to become an elementary teacher?
Q. I'm in highschool right now, grade 10. I live in Ontario. I want to become an elementary school teacher. What courses should I take to prepare myself to become a teacher? Are there any necessary courses that I need to take in highschool to get into a teaching course in university?
Asked by Nicole L - Tue Feb 9 19:29:09 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. All you need to take in high school is all the necessary classes to graduate. When you get accepted into college, your adviser will give you a list of all the courses you will need to take while in college to get your BA in teaching. However, if you want to get a feel for the teaching profession and make sure that is what you want to do before you get into college, then try taking an internship class. I'm an English Education major (I want to teach high school English) and the classes I took in high school were: American History, World History, World Civilization 1 and 2, Civics and Economics, Chorus all 4 years, Spanish 1 and 2, Digital Communications (computer class), Teacher Cadet 1 (teaching internship), Biology, Physical Science,… [cont.]
Answered by x3Stephernee - Tue Feb 9 20:29:15 2010

What highschool courses should I take if i want to become a doctor in the future?
Q. When i say that I mean like AP chemistry, courses like that. Do I have to take really advanced math courses too? Like stat or something. Please explain what the best courses to take would be.
Asked by Robert S - Mon May 12 22:06:38 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Advanced sciences and math ( adv. algebra, calculus) are the best choices. If your school offers statistics, I'd take that as well. If you have bad handwriting, you are already ahead of the curve as most doctors can't write for &*^%...lol.
Answered by Teri D - Mon May 12 22:12:04 2008

What courses would I need to take in high school to get into business in university?
Q. Obviously you need the core courses but What other courses do you need to take? Physics, Calculus? What? Thank you.
Asked by noname - Wed Oct 14 20:31:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. basically knock out ur core's, then pre calc and calc would be a good start because u wont be albe to take alot of business courses untill u complete those two, everything els u need to take u'll take during ur freshmen year in college,
Answered by Kon - Wed Oct 14 20:38:00 2009

What courses would help an English major in the business world?
Q. I'm graduated with an English degree and I've noticed a lot of companies I'm interested in require some business know how. I want to take some business courses but don't have enough time to attend college full-time. Would a business certificate from extension courses make the slightest difference on my resume, or is it better to simply get a bachelor degree from an online college? Or get an AS degree from a community college? I'm looking for the choice that would have the most impact on future employers.
Asked by zhen_720 - Mon Sep 17 12:50:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I too have an English degree with writing emphasis - generally showing that you are capable of communication is the biggest advantage you will have while looking for a job. I have never had a problem getting a job based upon not having enhanced my education with business certification, but I have indicated in my application that I am willing to obtain such upon receipt of a job offer - and the company I worked for paid for the courses! There are too many people with business or marketing degrees out there, and not enough that know proper sentence structure or syntax, and more frequently large companies are looking for that ability to effectively communicate ideas. Good luck!
Answered by jestduck1 - Mon Sep 17 13:02:34 2007

What courses does one have to take to major in graphic design?
Q. Basically, I want to major in graphic design when I enter college, so I was wondering, what are some courses I'll have to take? General course like math classes and stuff included?
Asked by Jimmy B - Sat Feb 7 22:52:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. (everyone has to take English, math, science, history, health, etc)... for the major itself, you'll need Math, science, art, computer courses
Answered by mjj092000 - Sat Feb 7 23:05:31 2009

What courses should i take in high school, to become an electrician?
Q. What courses do you recommend, and what courses do i need to take?
Asked by Wisdom - Mon Jan 8 10:32:34 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This is a link to an school who trains in this profession. It will help you get an idea of the process and requirements: If you attend a comprehensive high school there should be classes that are directly related to this field and they will have prerequisites to the class. Mathematics such as Algebra, Geometry and Physics. Any class that will teach you about schematics will also help you. In addition, you can obtain a study guide for the licensure exam and get an idea of the types of things you will be tested on and take classes that are related to the subjects on the exam.
Answered by Melli - Mon Jan 8 10:42:17 2007

I need to take two elective courses this semster to graduate. What courses should I take?
Q. I need to take two elective courses at my University to graduate. Which two courses should I take? I'm considering taking a Spanish I class and an Web Development course so I can learn to make webpages. But if anyone who has already graduated have any suggestions I'd like to hear them.
Asked by Matteo M - Mon Jan 21 20:26:59 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. take Iinformation technology, history, law , spanish, or music class
Answered by sidobaby - Mon Jan 21 20:52:47 2008

How many courses do I need to register for to qualify as a full time student?
Q. I need to register for my courses tomorrow. This is my first year of a four year Arts program at McGill University and I'm wondering how many courses I need to take for this term? Ideally I'd like to do my degree in 2.5-3 years (including summer terms) so what's the minimum number of classes I need?
Asked by Nikkie. - Tue Jul 28 12:37:26 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm not sure how many courses you would need but in order to be a full time student you need at least 12 credit hours. It all depends on the class how many credit hours it is.
Answered by Stenogirl - Tue Jul 28 12:43:01 2009

What are good courses to take before law school?
Q. K, I know that you are required to get a degree before law school so I was wondering what are some courses that I should take when I get to university. My career counselor said business and a course that I can get good grades at. Is that a good idea? Any other ideas?
Asked by azn_lily92 - Mon Apr 28 21:44:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Not a definitive list by any means, but something to get you started. Classes that rigorously develop reading, writing, and reasoning skills are what I've been told. If you pick up an LSAT prep book, you can tell just what type of thinking and problem solving skills they expect. Best of luck to you!
Answered by dotslashslashorgnet - Mon Apr 28 22:36:44 2008

What are required courses for veterinary school acceptance?
Q. It'll be a while before I actually apply, but just wondering. I mean, obviously, major in bio with some lab work courses, animal sciences, ethics... But any specifics? I couldn't find a list of required courses online.
Asked by ~squiggle~ - Wed Jan 20 17:06:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. check out the admissions section of each vet school, they have their requirements listed. the education section of avma.org lists the vet schools. aavmc.org also has lots of info (this is the organization that handles application to the majority of vet schools).
Answered by ALM - Fri Jan 22 21:34:09 2010

What grade 12 courses should I take to boost my average?
Q. I need to get a high average next year so that I can get into a university. I have chosen: International Business Business Leadership Geomatics History I need 2 more courses to choose from, and I'm, not sure what else is easy. The math and sciences are not a good choice for me cause I'm not the greatest in those categories. So what are some good Grade 12 courses you would recommend?
Asked by Colin P - Fri Jan 16 18:36:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. If your school offers AP classes take those so you might get credit for them & won't have to take them again in college. Since many college aps in the US are due late fall early winter the senior year and many will announce their acceptance or rejection in the spring (before final grades) senior year grades aren't as important as the freshman thru junior year. They will look at what classes you take your senior year to make sure you aren't slacking off but your grades from prior years will pretty much seal your fate. Many colleges now use college application essays & letters of recommendation from your teachers as much as GPA & SAT scores in their selection process. The competition is tough for the major universities. For instance Univ… [cont.]
Answered by DD_Smith - Fri Jan 16 20:36:46 2009

What courses to take in high school to become a detective?
Q. i've always found that job fascinating and i'm in my 1st year of high school. what high school courses would be best to take to get into that occupation? and for later years, what college would be best for that job?
Asked by J. Twist - Sat Apr 12 21:23:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are no specific courses to take in High School. Most detectives work their way up from being cops. I would do well in high school and go to college because most cops don't do past their A.A. degree. So, a B.A. will help you advance faster once you are in the academy. Of course you have to keep yourself in good physical shape to become a cop, so you might want to take up a sport. If you really want to advance even faster an M.A. in public administration or criminal justice would help you move up even faster.
Answered by Jamison - Sat Apr 12 21:55:06 2008

What courses do you have to study to become a forensic pathologist?
Q. I'm just wondering what uni courses you have to study to become a forensic pathologist? Thanks.
Asked by Tessa - Sat Jun 20 00:12:14 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First you have to be a medical doctor
Answered by October - Sat Jun 20 00:16:16 2009

What courses do I need to take to become a fashion designer?
Q. I am in grade nine and i am thinking of becoming a fashion designer when i am older. But i don't know what courses I need to take in high school to become one. And would you have to take those subjects every year of high school until u graduate or just certain years.
Asked by sbm1314 - Sun Nov 2 16:36:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go to a college that has fashion designing and the counselor will lay out a plan for you for what classes you need to take, how long it is going to take and etc. There are no courses in high school that you can take other than art class. No you will not have to take those subjects every year of your high school, it is based on a semester so like three months, until you graduate. Good luck!
Answered by diorbabe<3 - Sun Nov 2 16:41:29 2008

What courses do you need to take to become a cardiologist?
Q. I'm only a sophomore in High School, but I'm already determined to become a Cardiologist. Are there any extra courses you need to take if you want to become an invasive cardiologist than an non-invasive one?
Asked by cmau5 - Mon Sep 28 00:17:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In college, get your BA/BS in mechanical engineering, chemistry [or chemical engineering], or physics. Then after med school you will do your residency in thoracic surgery. Lots of work, but extremely rewarding career goal.
Answered by Cochise - Mon Oct 5 12:25:32 2009

What courses to study in order to become a jewellery designer?
Q. i am hoping to go to university and i am interested in becoming ajewellery designer. What would be suitable courses which dont require DT.
Asked by sj_chic - Mon Oct 5 14:35:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM) has a specific major in Jewelry Design. If you watch the television show, "Project Runway", this current season (Season 6) is actually filmed at FIDM. You will find that majors as specific as Jewelry Design are usually found at specialized fashion, art, or design schools. At more standard 4 year Universities, a major like that will be harder to find because it's so specific. Comparably, at these Universities you'll likely find yourself looking into general Art majors, that may offer a few classes in metal & jewelry design if you're lucky. Art majors and classes may also offer art design and graphic design classes that may teach skills that you could incorporate into a career of… [cont.]
Answered by Kiri - Mon Oct 5 14:58:56 2009

What courses do i need to take for psychology?
Q. I'm in Grade 11, and I want to be a psychologist. What courses do I need to take in high school so I can be a psychologist. I'm taking Anthropology, is that a good start?
Asked by Cyrille A - Tue Sep 11 18:52:11 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. that's good, but you'll get everything you need in college - most of what you get in high school won't do you any good except maybe make a couple classes easier for you. I majored in psych in college. To be a psychologist you'll need basic psych, abnormal psych, chemistry classes if you want to be a psychiatrist (they write perscriptions, psychologists do not), research and statitics classes and some writing. There are lots of other more specific psychology classes you'll be able to take in college.
Answered by irishkittie79 - Tue Sep 11 19:03:29 2007