how do i find a college to become a peditrican?
100375
First you need to go to college and get your Medical School Requirements met. These usually include:  8 hours of General Biology (including labs); 8 hours of General Chemistry (again, including labs); 6 hours of Organic Chemistry (usually three is only an Orgo 2 lab-not a lab for orgo 1); 8 hours of Physics (including labs); Calculus I (only 3 med schools require Calc 2); Statistics I is suggested by many Medical schools; 4 hours Biochemistry (including lab); and then depending upon what Medical School you wish to get into, there are usually other science courses, usually some genetics and microbiology that Medical Schools look for. Upon completeing the required college classes you must take a standardized test called the MCAT, which is an admission test for Medical Schools that tests on the courses listed above. It is much like the SAT is for college and university admission.\n\nMost medical schools accept about 24-28ish MCAT scores and a 3.5 GPA from the collgee level work. In addition, they look for people that genuinely care for their community and show it with volunteer activities and dedication. Getting into Med School alone is very tricky.\n\nOnce in Medical School, you complete 2 years of book learning, and then do rotations with doctors in a hospital in many different medical areas. While you may be sure that you want to go into pediatrics, you must complete these rounds with satisfactory grades from the Doctors to proceed to your Internship. In your internship, you will begin to specialize within your field of medicine. If you did not recieve good enough grades from the pediatrician you rounded with, you will not be allowed to go into that field of medicine. You are an Intern for about a year, and then you are a resident for a number of years following that, until you have learned enough to be on your own.\n\nIt's a long path, but if you are determined and focused enough, it's very rewarding. Best of Luck!
74749
Looks like you can get on the computer. If you want to go to college, you just have to find that college's website (use any of the search websites online) and: download the application, submit an email or request for them to send you an application, or get their phone number and call.\n\nAbout the money: colleges and US federal government offers scholarships and financial aid. Once you decided on a college, ask them about these aids. They can direct you to the right people and they can guide you on what forms to complete and if you are eligible.\n\nBest wishes.
442971
First research the school to see if they have your major.\nThen contact the coach via e-mail or phone to express your interest.\nThe best way to recieve an athletic scholarship is to have the coach come watch you play in a match(club or high school).\nHowever, keep in mind you can contact the coaches, but they cannot contact you unless you are a senior in highschool.\nAnd one word of advice, having recieved an athletic scholarship myself, go on official recruiting trips!\nYou can get up to 5 official trips(which is an all expense paid trip to the school) and as many un-official trips as possible.Take advantage of it.
313410
try a community college
109618
I would try the school. They should have given you a parental rights book when he was enrolled in the program. I lived there in Oklahoma previously, my brother went to Putnam City High school. They had a good program also, but I know you live in Norman. But check with the school and find out what programs they offer for special education. They should tailor the program to fit his needs.
31293
Start with getting your GED..then take some classes at a community orvocational college.
2431
Contact athlectic directors at colleges, especially the ones he may plan on attending.\n\nOr you might try contacting some of the minor league teams scouts in your area.
85017
The best one out there is Dearborn.\nhttp://www.dearborn.com\nIf you are looking to get a CFP or CLU\nI would check out the American College.
428938
If you want a U.S. school, go to National Center for Education Statistics, select School, College and Library Search.  Then select College Search to get College Opportunities Online page.  You can search by Instructional Program.
735546
Well first of all, you better learn to spell "College" \nThen do an online search.  You should get a ton of results.
673253
Try this school, I went to it for about a year before transferring to my local campus.  http://www.ccconline.org/
608499
Start going to church. Take classes at a college on religion. Read the holy text of whatever religion you plan on becoming the priest of.
507098
Check out this website:\n www.collegesintamilnadu.com\n\nGood Luck.
276216
search colleges on yahoo
663670
IF you are a walk on then when you attend wthe college of your choice you can try out. If you want a scholorship get your high school football coach to arrange the applications for you.
175419
Try www.collegeboard.org. They have a great search tool that you can use to find colleges that might be compatible with you. You enter in your criteria and it'll spit out colleges and universities that fit. It's actually kinda fun! :)
93471
There are many two that comes to mind are University of Pheonix and Stryar(check) spelling University. \nIn addition most of the well named schools now offer online registration as well as enrollment via the internet, pick your favorite.\nScholarship in formation can be found by the Stanford Research group out of palo alto california--they have a database of Scholarship and grants that are given througout the country--also check with the University that you choose their Finiancial aid counselors can get you much of the money you need to get your education.\nBe persistant in finding money there is a lot out there that people dont even know about which can get you a first class education nearly free! and good luck.\nTrust me I did get my education nearly free the old fashioned way by being an academic scholar not a "sport" scholar (Oxymoron). Good Luck.