science majors i need help?
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2. seletive pressure can be a or c depending on wheter the pressure is the enviroment or not. \n3. meiosis is cell division leading to gametes instead of regular cells so the process is different. \n4. b
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Im not sure but I think you need science classes like chemistry and biology. I dont think you need physics but just ask your teacher or a guidance councelor. And you will also need math classes.
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if i were you i would visit a career center on a local college campus.  you shouldnt base your major on a subject that you dont like, but rather on a subject you DO like.  a career center can give you tests that take your interests and put them into a career that is taylored to what you enjoy doing.\n\nalso - just a heads up... ALLLLLLL majors require 2-3 math classes, so just do what you like... if you are spending the time to get a degree, get one that you want.  make sure that you are picking something that you want to do :)\n\ngood luck!
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Biology for college major, then Med school. will cost a ton.\nand it is spelled "neuroscience"
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science courses are tough.\ni assume you want to major in a science.\nthe better you do in the beginning, the better you do at the end.\nthe better you do at the end, the better job you are likely to get, and for more money.\ni would take organic and any dum dum class you can. this way the hubby feels you listened to him., and you aren't behind the 8 ball.\ni took chem 1, physics 5, and trig all the same time. boy was that a mistake.
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You should have a serious discussion with your advisor.  My former labmates have all just looked at the literature to see who was doing chemistry that interested them.  Then, they made a list.  After a discussion with our advisor, they sent letters to the professors that they were interested in.  Each of them got a postion with two letters.  In fact, they got two offers and got to choose.
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You will probably be expected to know some basic Biology from High School. When I started college I majored in Biology as well. We started with basic Biology I and Biology II. Both had labs. Then it progressed from there. We had more focused and indepth courses. I think you'll do fine.
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Since you like Physics you should definately do engineering.\n\nChemistry and Physics combine gives you option of Industrial engineering or Chemical engineering, or you can do dual major as Engineering with Physics.
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Search the internet or talk to your high school counselor. They'll be able to assist you on that. Different colleges or university's provide that major. If you like a certain school then you can look up if they have the major or not. Many schools do though.
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try this:\nhttp://eny3005.ifas.ufl.edu/lab1/
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I agree with the first guy.  If you REALLY want to know about majoring in physics, don't ask a bunch of random, faceless people on the internet!  Go to a college and talk to actual present physics majors, and go talk to phsyics professors who majored in physics.  Both physics and engineering are great fields, but it's up to YOU to decide which one is better for you.  Good luck!
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hmm, well I'm a college student, I'm a freshman, but I'm a physics major and love talking about physics :)  I can help you with any physics problem or questions or something if you want.  I'm usually on the physics part of this site because I'm a dork like that and I like answering people's physicsy questions in order to procrastinate my papers and studying for my finals :p  I actually tutor kids in physics, so if you have any questions, feel free to ask, my e-mail is cmi3@yahoo.com
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It looks like a lot of this information is on their website, listed below.  They have several colleges such as Arts and Sciences, Engineering, etc.  Within each of those there are many departments in which you can major.  For example, in Arts & Sciences there are 24 departments from Aerospace Studies to Zoology -- just click on the pulldown menu from the second page listed below.
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Biology, Chemistry, Microbiology.  Chemistry IS rough, but you have to do it if you want this as a career...both P Chem and Orgo.  You can take the classes you enjoy for political science for your "CORE" credits or consider double majoring.  Or don't listen to me...I have a degree in bioanthropology and I ended up being a logistician for the government.  Go figure.  :D
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most colleges are now starting to offer forensic science and forensic chemistry as majors, so check which universities are the best for that. mostly you'll need lots and lots of biology, chemistry, environmental sciences, etc. it's tough! but also very interesting!
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Definitely DO NOT declare a major at this point.  You certainly don't have to, and don't let your counselor pressure you into it.  Spend some time thinking about which classes you enjoyed the most in school - then experiment in classes like it.  For example - say you liked, oh earth science.  Try some classes in geology, astronomy, anthropology, etc.  Spend some time reading through the course descriptions in the catalog - see if any of them jump out at you.  Good luck!
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http://highschool.lib.ua.edu/sci.html