I don't want to take a foreign language and I want to take the minimum amount of classes I have to take to graduate.
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I do not know anything about your particular high school, but I am from Texas and I know for a fact it is required for you to take at LEAST two years of a foreign language to graduate, so I would pick something ASAP if I were you.\n\nOh, and slacking in high school won't exactly get you anywhere in life. If you want to go to college, I would consider applying myself. If you don't want to go, I would reconsider your desire to support yourself in life later on.
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I woud suggest a local community college in whatever town he chooses to stay in.  In Chicago, for example, they often offer free ESL (English as a Second Language) classes.  After getting a good grip on the language he can continue studyig at the community college, taking business and/or accounting classes. This is probably his cheapest option.\n\nGood luck!
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The best person to get this advice from is an administrator at your college.  Otherwise, you might not end up taking the classes that you will need to go pre-med.  Each institution has different classes that it requires, so it's best to go to a professional so you don't end up wasting money and time taking unnecessary classes.
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I am guessing that you do not want to teach (Please check your spelling next time you post). \n\nYour mathematical training will come in handy if you pursue studies either in computer software or statistics, neither of which may require great language skills. Good luck!\n\ncc
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Community colleges will let you enroll for single course.  Take some of those, work HARD and they will probably admit you.  You have to take a bunch of core classes anyway.  Good luck.
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I'm not positive but im pretty sure that Foreign languages in middle school dont count. At least mine didnt so i took French 1 in High School and am Taking French 2 in college and then transferring to a better college once i get that credit.
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Not great if you don't drop the French and take some English courses. Ouch, that was hard to read!
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They offer classes for this a some community colleges. Call around to the ones in your area.
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Hey Mario E.,\n\n This is a hard one you're asking here. Can you imagine all the effort involved in gathering those data?\n You may want to limit your scope to a group of institutions in a town.\n You may want to start by contacting your local college and their foreign languages departments.
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accept it. You can always take an internet course in italian or listen to tapes to help, or just take classes there to learn. Think how many people would love to have that chance!
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honestly I don't know why you would want to do this, but the best way to learn a language is to go live in the country. If you can't afford that, take some classes, listen to tapes in your car, and above all, watch as many movies in the language as possible...that's a great way to hear the language spoken colloquially and get as close to the real experience as is possible in the confines of your living room
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The best way, in my experience, is go to one of those total immersion programs (many universities over this type of program during the summer), or better yet, spend a couple of years in a country where the language is primarily spoken. \n\nThere are lots of ways to do this, to name just a few: Peace Corps, colleges and university programs, missionary organizations.\n\nNothing else will ever get you to the point where you are really comfortable with the language, unless you live with a native speaker of the language. Even then it's tough!
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No this is not a problem at all. Most universities provide a exploratory studies or a undeclared option so that you can figure out what you want to study while in college.  A majority of people me included end up changing there major a couple times before they graduate anyway.  Most universities require baccore or required classes that hit almost every options at the school and these are a great way to figure out what would interest you the most.
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take the classes that will most likely apply to your career last so that they are fresh in your head
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Try going for your Masters, or go into  privet teaching
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Go back to college and do your GCSE's. If it's what you really want the option is there for you!
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You can try to write a letter to Kementerian stating that you have a need to further your studies in other ways.  If you have a compelling reason, they may let you out of the program.\n\nIt's worth a try!