i'm a high school graduate seeking to study a couse leading to a bachelor degree in Nautical Science?
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a great school for nautical science would be University of Califonia or the University of Berkley, or you can go to standford if you get the grades.
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Well there are Graduate Degrees availabe in Ocean Science, Nauticle Science, Marine Engineering. U can get job with Navy, or Oceanic research, Also u might want to work for research agencies that go deep into oceans to discover secrets.\nU may also want 2 work for Discovery, national gographic, BBC and other such Channels as they also have dedicated teams for Oceans etc.\nIndira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi India offers a distance learning Graduate course in Nauticle Science that spans from 1-2yeasr and thi sis very cheap and good start.\nwww.ignou.ac.in\nhttp://www.ignou.ac.in/schools/soet/acourses.htm#adwre\nhttp://www.ignou.ac.in/schools/soet/igdgs_cover.htm
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A bachelors Degree will do preferably from a school that is FIDER accredited.  You also must pass the NCIDQ exam. After completion of your degree you need to study under a licensed person for 2 years.
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Most likely yes, but it depends on what is available in your area.  If your high school doesn't offer such a program, another high school might.  Sometimes vocational schools offer high school credits if there is a demand in their area.  You need to check out all the likely schools in your area.  Any school counselor should be able to direct you to the information you need.\n\nGood luck with it.
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go to your local vocationl high school?
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Uh... Country... State... city?\n\nAlso... are you planning a graduates school... or actual degree?
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Try and get as fit as possible, study hard and apply to a good college and try to get a relevant engineering degree. Electronics and Communications are good choices, but I would suggest Aerospace as it has a lot to do with spacecraft and such (I'm an aerospace student myself and I hope to get into NASA someday).
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that's marine engineering pal\n\nrather some course in shipping, captain is a long way off\nlottsa positions u skipped as also exams periodically\n\ndunno which country u in, 2 suggest courses and colleges\n\ntell me 1st , do u mean naval forces or merchant navy
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Science. You'd get a B.S. for a 4 year dgree.
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Usually You can get into a Graduate program (Masters degree) in Astronomy if you have a bachellors in Physics. Your BiPC background should definitely enable you to enter a good program...of course, getting into top universities depends on your GPA and overall performance
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you should write High School Graduate and curently second year BS Nursing student...that is what they told me :)
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You can transfer your credits onto the Bachelor program and continue with the rest of the courses necessary. Check with the university you plan to attend and give them a copy of your transcripts so they can help you understand the process.
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a Bachelor of Arts degree
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I'm an independent education consultant specializing in undergraduate admissions and the first thing  I tell my clients is that the path to higher education doesn't always involve a traditional  "college"; however, you do need to realize that if you expect to work in an industry that will provide you with a long-term career, as opposed to a job, then you will need to prepare yourself to pursue SOMETHING beyond high school.\n\nDepending on your life objective, a suitable path to higher education could involve:  military service, vocational/technical training, community/junior college, traditional college/univerity, or professional school.  \n\nYou might consider  sitting  down with your high school counselor to evaluate where you might want to go with your life.  Or, visiting with an education consultant or workforce specialist.\n\nBest of luck to you!
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Yes, absolutely. I know many students who've got a bachlors degree in one subject and a master's in something else. I'm going to do the same. Best of luck to you. =>
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When I lived in Dallas I had a friend who transferred to UT-Austin. She eventually studied astronomy. I don't know where you live, but the quickest way would be to check your local university. A carrier in physics or engineering would be your best choice. Keep in mind that, in if you want to be part of the astronaut corp, you may need to have at least a Masters degree, if not a PhD.\nGood Luck