normally in my country people go to grad school to study just one subject but i thought about taking both subjects...what do you think?
133283
sounds good and cant hurt to have a back up major
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None is better than the other. It's about the major you fit in. I'm not sure what specific technical background you have. Sometimes one doesn't have to choose which one you want, because one only fulfills the requirements for either, not both.
588423
Could you state that question in better way? every school of OR has its own way to formulte problems, so you should ask in a general language. Thanks again.
366927
I took 5 highers and had to spend whole year studying to bloody pass them!!!! I would recommend taking 1 easy subject to free your mind from all the hard work. English isn't very demanding as its more what you know, you can't really study that much for it. Goodluck!!!!! i'm on maternity leave right now!
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They are separate classes, but I think you're worrying too much. Medical schools are run by smart people (big surprise) who know there's more to a person than GPA and MCAT score,  though of course it doesn't hurt to have good numbers in both areas. Also, pre-med students as a general rule have the perception that it's much more difficult than it actually is to get into a (if perhaps not your first choice of) medical school. Roughly half of all applicants go on to medical school, and if you look around at your college's pre-med folks, I bet you can tell which half will and which half won't go.
458095
hi dear. i think you have to go for both fields cause if you have everything than you get everything...
126583
If you look at my transcript, I got A's in subjects that I liked and studied for and C's in subjects I didn't care about.  But, the exception was Economics -- I studied like hell, loved the subject, and got B's.  I thought I might major in Economics because I really liked it, but ended up minoring in it and majoring in Political Science which was much more normative (and easier to get A's in).  Economics is far more intellectually challenging than most business programs yet is more marketable than any other Social Science program.  It's a good major, but yes, it is difficult.
198234
Most universities in the UK offer a module scheme so yes it is possible to study more than 1 language together.
226971
It depends on if you want to be a professor of Education or in another discipline.  Typically professors of other disciplines do not take teaching methodology courses and concentrate on their own field of study.  Its a shame really, because there are lots of intelligent people out there who know lots of interesting things but are very poor at communicating it.\n\nThere may be courses available but what percentage of people actually take them?  Also what percentage of existing professors have teching training?  That would be an interesting number.  \n\nIn my experience most grad students do TA work where they lead tutorials and small classes but this is often done off the cuff or just following a basic procedure instead of having specific professional teacher training.
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Yes you can, as long as you can have time to do it.  Be wary of over -extending yourself.  It might be better to major in one thing and minor in two and get better grades than do 2 or 3 majors, and do badly because you can't keep up with the work.\n\nHowever, my friend in college majored in two things.  One thing to be aware of, most colleges and universities, even if you major in 2 things, they only allow you to take the one degree on your diploma that day, so she had majored in both communications (Bachelor of Arts) and Computer Science (Bachelor of Science).  She decided it would be better for her career to have her diploma say the Bachelor of Science major.\n\nGood to hear you have a lot of ambition.  You'll do well in life...
71675
I love Science(Specifically Chem. related things), Music(Jazz band or AP music theory) and PE. Ooo and history too GO AP EURO. I'd like to take a psychology course too, its always sounded interesting to me.
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I'm working on my second PhD right now and really enjoy it.  Depending on what kind of PhD you want, there a quite a few online options now.\n\nBut overall, grad school in the states is like no where else on the planet.  We can't build a car, make our own Wal-Mart merchandise or answer our own Customer Service calls – but man can we ever give you a proper education!\n\nWhere are you planning on going?  What are you planning on working for?  Why the states?
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To a great extent it has to do with personal choice.  Mathmatics, physics, and hard sciences are all majors that require logical and critical thinking.  Journalism, liberal arts, and arts degrees can be achieved without such logical abilities.  So while a logical thinker could excel in any of these programs, they are more likely to find frustration being surrounded by those without their abilities.  Those without the capacity for logical thought cannot excel in the sciences.  I am sure I am going to get a lot of thumbs down for this from those unable to follow the simple logic.
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The one rests on the other, and the other rests on the one.  Education and life experience cannot be separated.\n\nI view my life experience through the eyes of my education, I view my education through the eyes of my life experience.
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It happens to a lot of us, remember that, you are not alone.  I was always a very good student until high school but I always relied on my memory which is very good but that's not a very good study habit, i would read my notes threee hours before bed get an A the next day and erase all that knowledge from my mind as I walked out the classroom,  that will not work in college, so my grades went downhill, reached rock bottom and started to dig now I found out that science is not my strong point but I can easily score A's in humanities and general ed classes, so I know now what to focus more on
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u wud have 2 do ur B'ED in which ever field u r interested in .if u want continue in the same u can also do ur PHD in the same field if u r intrested in being a professor.
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I agree that social sciences are a good way to go...psychology is a good base for many of the things you mentioned...you may want to consider taking some education classes and some law classes as well.\nAnd don't forget, you are able to do a major and a minor, or a double major.  This way, you can combine some of the things you are interested in, and have a more comprehensive educational experience.