How to find out what course will suit me? I am so puzzled, I don't know which path to take... HELP!?
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Rule of thumb:  what do you enjoy doing the most?  Build from there.  Get your basics out of the way your first year, then build.  Remember:  when you study something you like and plan it to be your financial supplier, that is called a CAREER.  when you force yourself to go into something as your financial supplier you don't really enjoy that is called a JOB.  I prefer a career to a job.
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im also looking for a phd program but you have to tell us some specifics. decide on the place, course and check if ur grades match the program u want to enter.
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I would suggest either getting a Business education, or a teaching degree, if you think you like teaching.  Business you can use to do an awful lot of things, if you are unsure what you want to do.  However, I would only kind of heed the person above me answer, the marketable part of it is right- but dont just pick any old major.  My brother has struggled with his English degree, and a guy I knew that majoed in Poli Sci just because he liked it (but didnt have any real plan what to do with it afterward) managed to get a job, but has been kinda stuck in the same place forever.  So the marketable part is the key.  Poli Sci or other majors liek that are fine if you have aplan as to what you want to do with them (for Poli Sci, Law School, urban planning, etc would all be fine ways to go, so its viable, as long as you liek the career paths that it most likely lends itself to).
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You need to regain the vision of why you are there in the first place. Perhaps the course in question is not interesting, but you are there to get your degree and this course is a "necessary evil".  As a management degree holder, that's how I made it through science classes!
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It can go either way. I good place to start is looking into courses at your local community college. More education background is always a good thing.
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What is your aptitude? Please take up the subjects you are interested in. When you enjoy the subjects, then your handicaps will not matter much. Enjoy what you are doing and strive for the best. Do correspond with me over mail, for any particular choices that U wish to make. I will try to help out, if I can.
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I am pursuing this career also.  My main advice if you're just starting is to make sure the school you choose is accredited.  Many unaccredited programs will offer you online courses and take your money, but a degree from them isn't really worth anything.
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This is a really hard question for everyone.  My advice would be to explore jobs that you think you may like. Shadow some people who do the jobs that you think you may like to do.  Talk to professors at college and ask them about the subjects they teach.  I found out what i wanted to be becuase I just kept asking people why did you choose this and how did you know this is what you wanted to do what do you like about it?  If you dont know and you are trying to choose a school i would choose a school with a lot of majors so you can explore and change your mind if necessary. Goodluck!
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all i can tell u is that there r loads of courses in universities abt it ....\n\nlet me know if u want any more details abt them ....\n\ncheers
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If it is offered in India then say it is not exact same curricula. You prefer to to take the course offered in UK. Even two different teachers teach the course differently at same institution.\n\nOn the other hand you may not know. When you take both then you know if it is the same or not.\n\nYou must tell the truth.
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Hi, Xender.  Your question is not specific.  What subjects you want to pursue for graduation?  Where are you residing?  Where do you want to study?  What is the level of your financial affordability?  What is your ambition or career option?  Unless these are not specified, it is very difficult to give you an apt answer.  There are hundreds of best colleges in India.  First you decide your career option, then decide the college according your convenience and affordability.  Good luck!
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Depends on your life goals...\n\nIf you are thinking university, choose 'real' subjects, i.e. maths, english, biology, languages. Don't worry about trying to specialise in new/abnormal A-level topics that you think may be related to your course, ie psychology a-level if you are thinking psychology degree: they simply aren't necessary! On the other hand, make sure that if you think you want to do medicine you take science a-levels, and if you are thinking English degree, take English lit, etc.\n\nIf you do have some idea of what degree you want, look in a uni prospectus to see what a-levels are required.\n\nIf you are looking for knowledge related to the real world, again it depends on what you want to do, but management a-levels are always good if they are available. Also, English a-levels help you to be evaluative and critical (as does history), while biology/chem, etc help your analytical and systematic skills...\n\nI hope that helps! I took english, history, maths, and french, and am now just completing a psych degree. I think my choices were perfect.. :-)
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Depends on what you'll be studying.  Maybe try asking under a different category.
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I would take a wide variety of courses...sciences, maths, history, geography, languages.  That way you will have all of your bases covered.
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don't listen to what's the good thing to do. study whatever u want to. if u listen to other people, then u'll get a degree in something u don't like and u'll end up unhappy.
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there's a whole range... depending on what unis want. you could carry on with one of the subjects your doing at the moment or go for history, law (which is what im doing), english lit with creative writing, business, there's loads. Just go onto a uni website and check out what they have on offer.
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I would ask an advisor first.  But I would go on line to see if they offer courses on line of the subject matter.  You would not believe how many courses are available on line these days.