Would it be possible for an 11th grader to sign up for a college class? Econ(macroeconomics)201 at east mich?
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It depends. Community colleges often allow high school students to take classes; you should contact someone at East Michigan, though I'd try a community college, or talk to an advisor at your school.
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I checked out that site, it looks like a scam to me. When you're looking for a job for a 15-yr-old, don't you want one of the side effects to be education about the economy? How can you get that education when it's not clear at all where the money is coming from?\n\nIf you want further information, write to that email address, but my recommendation is to find a "real" job.
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NO idea. Ask someone at your school.
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Maybe....some places offer it.\n\nhttp://www.career-edu.com/high_school.htm
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Try Fumio Hayashi's "Fundamental Economtetrics".  Used it in ECON 560 - 'Advanced Economics' last term and really liked it.  You might also want to look into a collection of essays on economic thought called 'Second Thoughts' by Williamson (I forget the first name, but looking that title up at your local library should produce the book).
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A drafting class would be good. Other than that, just make sure you have good grades and do well on standardized tests. Having as advanced math as possible will help, and English is needed in just about every career. However, nearly anything that your high school might lack can be made up in college. You just want to get into a good college...
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Yes they should be able to. Here's my thought on it. They should be made to take certain "core" classes to have basic skills, such as english and math. They should take these courses up to a certain level. Other than those, they should be able to choose any kind of classes they want to. It's important to have trade classes for students that don't want to go to college or for people who just want to take them.
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I haven't been to one. But check www.collegeboard.com out it will help as it will have info about it.
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never heard of a college of kicking out a hard-studying student who has a way of paying tuition.\n\nJob prospects depend on the field. I'd say things like economics and business are probably a better bet than English or Philosophy
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No.  They'll probably call your house if you get a good score.   Just tell them you don't want to join and to take you off of their list. \n\nI took it in 11th grade just to get out of class because it was free.  I actually did really well.  Totally worth it to get out of that English class.
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Our school just got some fliers for a summer reading skills program sponsored by George Washington University with classes held at Univ of Md College Park 6/18-7/16.  Tuition is 299. Their phone number is 1-800-978-9596. I know some people that had their kids do this in the past and they said it was helpful. They have programs for everyone from 4 year olds thru high school. I'd seen your question earlier, but I couldn't remember the name of the program, then I saw the fliers. Hope this is helpful.
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Went to college - Summer classes
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Yea u can... my sister goes to high school and she is 20, and she goes through the internet.... the school is James Madison High.... i think.... they send you the text books along with the lessons, you fill in the bubbles on all of the questions they give you and send it in. you can also enter your answers online to see what ur grade is.
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Hello! i had home tuition for economics because I am taking economics as one of my subjects for my high school course (if you consider high school student as an adult) and my tuition rate is like $25 per hour. I would recommend home tuition because you get to have all the attention from the teacher. Quite effective. And the teacher tends to be really patient to you because you are the only student. (=
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Your school should have a contract with someone already. Usually it is with either Herff Jones or Jostens. You might try them on your own. I'm SURE they have websites.
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try a community college