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Declare your major as undecided, then spend a semester or two taking classes that you're interested in, whether or not they'll help you get a degree. Internships and volunteer experiences are also good, they'll give you an idea of whats out...
In systems you learn about specific operation systems. In general you get an overview of a few different systems.
The focus is on the student’s interest. These are broader than college majors, and once a student chooses a major area of interest in high school, they are not locked into that as a permanent decision. Unlike a college major that is the m...
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Depends on the Major. I personally know somebody who went out of his way to take evening classes, no matter what they were, while getting his Accounting Major. He realized when he graduated that he was one class away from completing an Econ...
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Yes, each college offers typical majors such as English, business, psychology and the sciences. The VFIC colleges also offer a number of unique programs such as pharmacy, forestry, interior design, and sports and fitness administration.
http://www.vfic.org/about/about_questions.html
I had wanted to be a nurse since I was very young. When I finally made it in 1984 and started working in a hospital, I got burned out in a couple of years. At that time, the hospital didn't even have IV pumps among other things. Much of the...
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most applicants apply to one major. If a major isn't offered at a particular school, they explain it in the PS or additional comments box. The major choice for that school then boils down to something w/ the same prereqs and one that is cor...
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I was asking myself the same question a little while ago! Without a doubt, sadly, being a vet will make the most money. Some other options that I found include -animal control. which is what i think you mentioned.. but I know that their sal...
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Both. There is a lot to learn.
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A good friend of mine went to massage therapy school while working full time. She didn't have a problem balancing the coursework with her job, but she did have a problem when it came time to do her clinical work and putting in the hours req...
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