how am i suppose to know what i should study in university?
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Figure out what interests you first. Then you need to look in the college's catalogs through the different degree programs. Many will say what kind of jobs you can get with certain degrees. If at that point, you are still interested, go for that degree. If not, find something else you are interested in, and let the seach begin again.\n\nGood luck!!
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Can you not simply contact the ministry of education for that information?  Otherwise, check with any local University and they can provide or guide you toward what you want to know.
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There are many university's in England and each specialise in different subjects - on the whole depending on where you go you are able to study what ever you want!
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This is a pretty big question. In terms of activities, definitely pursue what you enjoy; colleges want a diversity of students, they want people who are passionate about their activities, and they want people who are unique.\nIn terms of what you should be doing academically, I would suggest visiting good college admissions websites to get answers to that. The CollegeBoard is a good website (www.collegeboard.com) or also College Confidential. Here's an article about that: http://admitspit.wordpress.com/2006/11/07/other-sites-that-can-help/\nBy the way, I think it's fantastic that you're starting to deal with this so early; kudos!
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requirements for entering universities differ for each country and each school. The best way to find out what you need to do to get into any particular college or university is to look that specific school up and then ask about requirements
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Study, study and study
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What you should is contact the financial aid department of the University you want to attend. They can inform you of what aid is available and assist you in applying for it.
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It really depends on what level of education you want tto do.  If you are considering a degree then uni is the best option.\n\nSome colleges are also quite like school in their structure i.e. you have to attend classes, they have coursework as well or instead of exams and it can be like sitting in a classroom.\n\nUni is more grown up, its up to you whether or not you attend classes, no one checks up unless you fail exams and you are also expected to do additional studying beyond what the lecturer gives you.
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You are very lucky to have such broad interests. They will help you enjoy your studies no matter what your major is. The best way I know to choose a major is start taking classes. No matter what major you choose or what college you attend you will need to take general education classes. You will need maths, science, social sciences, history, English, probably a foreign language, etc. Once you start taking these introductory courses you will learn more about that field of study. If something appeals to you take an upper level course in that subject. Also visit your college's career center. They will have assessments that you can take to help you discover what careers are best suited for your interests. They should also have resources there that will allow you to see what careers are expected to have openings and what to expect. Finally, volunteer and/or do an internship. The best way to learn about a career is to try it out. Volunteering is a great way to gain experience, meet people in the field, and find out what you are good at. Good luck to you.
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First, you have to decide which courses you can afford and what kind of online programs they offer.  Look at local colleges or uni's.  Then look at the courses they provide.  They will all be categorized and will have details about them.  \n\nThe best advice I could give you is to go to the school one day and tell someone what you would like to be doing.  It sounds silly saying, "I wanna do something with computers" but think about it - one silly question will help you determine the rest of your life.\n\nHappy Hunting.
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What's there to think about? It's a university, you go there to study.
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If you go to a good school, they usually guide you through the process of choosing classes step by step. I know at my college they tell you exactly what classes you should take and when to get the degree that you are pursuing.  If you have already decided on a school to get your degree, talk to an adviser or guidance counselor and I'm sure they will already have a plan set out for you.  If you haven't decided on a school yet, definitely look for one that is willing to help you and not send you on your own.
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Depends on what you'll be studying.  Maybe try asking under a different category.
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Look at the courses offered and see which ones sound most interesting to you.  Best is not the same for everyone.  Here are a few links to university programs:
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study, study, study\nthere's not shortcut
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Although I'm Swiss, I have no idea.\n\nYou surely should know some reasons why you want to study at a certain university (seen the website??) and why you want to come to Switzerland at all.\n\nPerhaps you should get some basic information about Switzerland, either in Wikipedia or via other websites.
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It will depend on exactly what you're doing, the subjects involved, the materials, the length of time it takes, whether you're going to study part-time or full-time, the university you're doing it at...  And don't forget housing - that will vary on whether you plan on living at a campus run facility or renting an apartment/house off campus.\n\nYou'll be best to do some research on the net and makes some calls or send some emails.  Most universities seem to be pretty good at getting back to people - a lot of places offer the same courses and are competiting for your attendence!