What do I need in order to enter college?
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the SAT and ACT are the standard tests for high schoolers and pre-college people. the SAT covers critical reading, math (algebra, geometry, basic trigenometry),and writing and grammar. the ACT covers critical reading, math, grammar and writing, and science. good tests scores will help make up for lack of formal education. depending on the college, you may not need a letter of rec at all. usually, only private colleges require letters of recommendation. the GED is a test to take when you are actually IN college. to get into college, you may also need some outside activites, such as community service, job experience, etc.
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It depends on what field you want to go into. To start with you will have to take some general courses, English, Math, & History. Different colleges offer different degrees. If you are interested in Business, Psychology, Teaching, Nursing, Computers, etc. there is a lot of information on Columbia College's web site. It's www.ccis.edu.
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That's what I want to do when I get out of college. \nDoes anyone know:\n1) What classes I need to take in high school and college-  I suggest you take your math and chem courses in high school.  If they offer foreign language, take that.  If they offer a basic Psych course, take that.\n\nIn college, you'll need to be Pre-med and as a result will have to take all of the required science-math courses.  Pre-Med is a HUGELY competitive program.\n\n\n2) What a good college for this would be-  any college with a strong pre-med and child development program.  I would look toward Private Schools.  They test to place better on the assessment tests.\n\n3) Do I really have to become a medical doctor first (like one who works in hostipitals)\n\nYes and no.  You'll be required to intern and the hospital is an excellent place for internship.  Private practices usually tend to fail within the first few years unless the doc is working two jobs.\n\n4) about how long will i be in school if I go year round (no summer breaks) \n\nYear-round school is expensive.  Typically, schools charge by the class.  In the summer, classes tend to run more than in-session classes (unless you take your summer classes as a community college, and then, you have to make sure all of the credits will transfer).\n\nI suggest you look into a school that runs in quarters not semesters.\n\nHowever, unlessyou're Doogie Houser, expect to graduate with an undergraduate Pre-Med degree within 3-4 years.\n\nMasters programs can run from 1-2 years.  Pre-med from 2-4 years.
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You might want to start by looking at the home pages of some specific colleges. Find where they list their graduate programs and look to see what their international requirements are. You may also want to telephone one directly (probably talk to the registration department) and ask them what you will need. I'm sure each school has their own requirements. \n\nGood luck!!! I admire you for going on after so much schooling already!
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Obtain a college degree!
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you must go to a nursing school in college and become a registered nurse. in high school, to prepare for college, you should take bio 1 and 2AP, and all the required sciences
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Looks like you can get on the computer. If you want to go to college, you just have to find that college's website (use any of the search websites online) and: download the application, submit an email or request for them to send you an application, or get their phone number and call.\n\nAbout the money: colleges and US federal government offers scholarships and financial aid. Once you decided on a college, ask them about these aids. They can direct you to the right people and they can guide you on what forms to complete and if you are eligible.\n\nBest wishes.
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There are certain classes that everyone has to take to get into medical school and it is really important to do well in these classes.  Take as much biology, chemistry, and physics as you can.  The more you have in high school, the easier it will be in college.  Most med schools also require that you take calculus.  It doesn't matter what you major in, but you will have to take these courses eventually.
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look it up on collegeboard. They have SAT requirements, GPA requirements, reference letters, service requirements, etc.
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I am pretty sure that you dont, I would ask the school that you are applying to. They should be able to tell you what is needed.
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Most community colleges will accept a GED for admission. Look up your local colleges on the net and you should be able to find the requirements for entrance.
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Apply for financial aid is a good start.\n    1. In the application, write a good essay.\n    2. They won't give you a good scholarship unless you need one. So you better be poor or middle income.\n    3. You will also need your parent's salary records, your savings account details and all that financial banking stuff.\n    4. A good High school transcript. from 3.5 to 4.0 GPA for most colleges. \n    5. Interesting and unusual extra activities.\n\nAnd check the additional information on your college's website. The ones I gave are popular ones.\n\nPlus if you are applying for a top college like Harvard, Princeton, MIT ect. you will have a good chance of getting it. Those college have a big budget for financial aid. It's the more poor colleges that have an intense competition for the money.
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Go to the college you want to enter. The admissions office will have lists of scholarships you can apply for. Most colleges have many scholarships available only at that college, and so aren't advertised anywhere else. Good luck!
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You need to go to a 4 year university and major in elementary education.  If your high school has a teacher academy for students, you could enroll in that.  That would give you a head start, and may count towards some of your college classes.
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There are any number of online sources to help you with this. My personal favorite is: http://www.collegedata.com/\n\nAnother good source is your high school guidance counselor.\n\nYou certainly seem to have the requisite maturity to do well in college. Good luck!
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research the colleges you want to attend. Go on their web sites, and usually you can request information packages from them. Or call them, and ask them to send you information.
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This really depends on the college that you go to, the best place to go would be to check with some kind of health sciences advisor.\n\nBut with that said, there are certain classes that are needed for the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT), which most medical schools require you to take.\n\nYou'll need 1 year of some kind of introductory biology, 1 year of general chemistry, 1 year of physics, 1 year of organic chemistry, and some biochemistry/genetics/other classes as well. There is a writing portion on the MCAT as well, and some schools require 1 year of English.\n\nThe easiest way is to call an advisor and set up an appointment, ask them what you need to take to get into medical school, good luck :)