what is the career opportunity of becoming an orthopedist and what colleges in SC can you go?
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Hi -\n\nAn orthopedist is a doctor who specializes in helping people who have a bone injury/disease.  You might want to check out the medical colleges - they'll be sure to list their prerequisites for admissions, and you'll be able to tell a lot from their web sites.  Good luck with your career.
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The Citadel - in Charleston SC\n\nReasons: The Citadel is a private military College, so you are not obligated to the Government or any particular service branch\n\nAs a private College they stress academics too, and it is the finest business college in the country - Verified by awards and rating\n\nThey help you get all necessary grants and loans to attend\n\nYou are not dependent on a politician awarding you his only spot in admission\nAll US Academies are limited to one space given by your Senator or Congressman - Makes it tough to get in without a contribution to the right person\n\nTherefore You are in control of your own destiny at all times\nAnd they train equally or better than any US Academy\n\nGreat Officers
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you should major in physical therapy! You will\n\nneed lots of anatomy and physiology. You could\n\nminor in biology but you need a lot of math and\n\nother science courses. Most of all, you must \n\nhave a good memory and be able to spell the\n\ndifferent bones, ligaments, tendons, joints etc.
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His specialty is orthopedic surgery or bones and joint surgery
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What about South Carolina
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Look for a Shriner's in your area I had Scolios when I was a child and my mom took me to a shriner's clinic where they really took care of the problem. Even if the Shriner's in your area doesn't tend to Osteo related issues, if they believe your case warrants help they'll transport you to their speciality facility that does treat it.
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i am intrested!!!!! i really want to be a broker in florence sc
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Best bet would be to get in touch with any major orthopedics department at a hospital, or to talk to a personal orthopedics specialist who will be able to find a surgeon to fulfill your requirements.
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You can apply for business license in the county or city that the business is located. The fee will be based on the category of the business or projected sales. Or go to South Carolina Business One Stop http://www.scbos.com/default.htm and create your login account in order to register your business.\n\nRemember though that if you are offering a business opportunity, SC requires that it be registered first with the state before you can place advertisements about your business opportunity.\nhttp://www.scsos.com/bus_opp.htm
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Look in to University Of South Carlolina
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To become a surgeon, and thus practice surgery, one must first get a four year college degree. Then, you go on to medical school, which is another four year program, followed by several years of residency before you can begin practicing as a surgeon.\n\nThus, if you're interested in becomming a surgeon, and don't yet have a college degree, that is your first step. You will want to find a college that has strong science programs, especially in chemistry and biology, although it is not necessary to major in science in order to apply to medical school.\n\nThere are many great colleges in Georgia. A good place to start your college search is: http://gacollege411.org/  There, you'll find a list of colleges in Georgia, plus information about financial aid, preparing to apply to college, and standardized tests.\n\nIf you'd like to learn more about becomming a doctor and surgeon, these three sites are jam packed with information about the process of preparing for and applying to medical school:\n\nhttp://prehealth.uchicago.edu/handbook/toc.html\n\nhttp://www.amherst.edu/~sageorge/health.html\n\nhttp://hpap.syr.edu/intsites.htm\n\nIf you're already enrolled in college, I'd suggest you talk with the pre-med advisor at your college who can give you some specific suggestions regarding which medical school in Georgia might be suitable for you.\n\nGood luck! Carolyn Lawrence, www.AdmissionsAdvice.com
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Okaloosa-Walton College.\n\nStill around apparently.
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Get good grades. Take part in extra-curricular activities. And then apply.\n\nThis website may be useful.\nhttp://apps.collegeboard.com/cbsearch_ss/welcome.jsp
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contact the bar association they should be able to tell you.\n\nhere is the website, which lists a phone number \n\nhttp://www.scba.org/
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Just surgery. See a Orthopedic doctor.
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http://www.ExploringNinjitsuWisconsin.edu/sc-list.html
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go to west point, college R.O.T.C,  or O.C.S.