is there any high school courses i should be takin if im trying to become a mid-wife?
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Take (anatomy and physiology).  That is the name of one class.  When I took it in high school, we learned about all the parts of the human body and dissected a cat.  Like the others said, AP biology and chemistry would be good too.  Does your school offer any agricultural classes?  Learning about taking care of livestock animals may give you a good perspective too.  \nGood luck on becoming a midwife.  I think that would be a neat career.
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I think Barnet College has quite a few courses on a lot of things. Check them out.
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Just make sure you love children.Make sure you are above in your high school science subjects like Maths,Physics,Chemisrty And Biology.
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High school is very little work for many with intelligence.\n\nMy sincere suggestion is that if high school really is challenging for you, then you really need to study to prepare to be an adult!  Even if you work at McDonald's for the rest of your life, you still need a few basics...
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At 16 you can drop out. At times we're a tough group here. You got married, nice to hear some people take responsibility for their actions. Try and finish school by correspondence or whatever, a diploma is still important. All the best.
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Depending on what state you live in, there should be many resources for obtaining your dream.  You can go to your states website (your state.gov) to see what they require and they usually give a list of collegs within the state that offer the appropriate programs.  While still in high school it would be a good idea to take biology, chemistry and an anatomy/physiology course if offered.\n\nYour dream is a great profession and one that is lacking in caring and skilled people.\n\nI wish you all the best.
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Taking a class will surely get you off in the right direction, but if you can get a job as an assistant to a wedding planner, or event planning/management, or in one of the industries involved in weddings and event coordination, then that is the absolute best way to learn practical experience about best operating procedures and pitfalls to avoid other than making them yourself!
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get a highschool diploma
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Seek out your course syllabus or guidance counselor.  Either one should help you line out your courses
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yes high school my husband
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I would assume so. You know, there are advisors in high school that can help you find out the requirements you need to fulfill for high school classes.
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What you have chosen sounds good. In the overall scheme of things it doesn't matter a great deal what else you choose since you are only in 11th grade. Just make sure you continue with sciences and continue to do very well in them. Universities look at how well you do in your courses, not so much at which courses you do, as long as you have the required ones. And you have the required ones if you have the math, the sciences, and English. The only ones I would recommend are a psychology course and/or a statistics course if they are available to you in high school.  And I really don't think that fast track matters either - take your time and get a good foundation.\n\nGood luck with your future plans.
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start with a mid grade go from there.
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Take plenty of math and science - all sciences. Of course health classes. If your HS has any physiology, kinesiology and anatomy AP classes take them too.
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Take as many writing and speech classes as you can handle. You'll need them. I also suggest taking some law classes at OSU; constitutional law mainly.
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Start your GED now so you can be finished with it before you separate from the military.  While a professor, I am also a military wife and know that if you are stationed at a good sized military installation, there is probably an education office which can help you learn about the options that are available right there for you.  Go talk to them and they can help you get started on your high school equivalency while you are busy considering what to do afterwards.  You will probably want to consider community college (or a technical school) as a first step but there is no reason to rule out college as a step after that.
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If you are in high school, by now, your guidance counselor should have already prepared a 4-year high school plan for the direction you wish to take.  In the 8th grade, counselors sit with the students and parents and they decide what courses they want to take throughout high school. These courses are somewhat based upon the direction the student wants to follow after high school. They could be business courses (Bus English, Bus Math, etc.), College Prep (college type courses including math, sciences, languages, history, etc.) or whatever path the student decides. The idea of SAT/ACT means that you want to persue college courses. Check with your counselor. One main reason for this is because each STATE has their own requirements for passing courses.  You might find yourself in the 12th grade and have missed something you need in order to graduate. As far as preparing - if you are in school - study. Stay on top of your assignments and go to the library- check out the Standardized testing section (SAT/ACT, etc) and take some notes. There is plenty of information to help you there. Good luck