What classes do you have to take as a freshman at the universitie of iowa?
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All students entering the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences who wish to earn B.A., B.S., B.F.A., B.L.S., or B.M. degrees must complete the General Education Program. \n\nThere are 12 areas in which courses may be approved for General Education. Students choose courses approved in the various areas to complete the General Education Program. The Program consists of:\n\nRhetoric: students take one or two courses, 3-8 semester hours, as determined by the Rhetoric department \nForeign Language: students must achieve 4th semester competency or the departmental equivalent; this component may be completed through high-school study \nInterpretation of Literature: all students (except English majors) compete one course, minimum 3 s.h. \nHistorical Perspectives: students take at least one course, and at least 3 semester hours \nHumanities: students take at least one course, and at least 3 semester hours \nNatural Sciences: students take two courses (1 with lab), a minimum of 7 semester hours \nQuantitative or Formal Reasoning: students take at least one course, and at least 3 semester hours \nSocial Sciences: students take at least one course, and at least 3 semester hours
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pre-kindergarten\nkindergarten\n1st grade\n2nd grade\n3rd grade\n4th grade\n5th grade\n6th grade\n7th grade\n8th grade\n9th grade\n10th grade\n11th grade\n12th grade\n\ncollege - bachelor's\n\npost-graduate studies - masters then doctorate
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Contact the school(s) you are planning on attending and they can tell you what classes to take.
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I would start with communication classes and build from there. Just ask your college counselor they should be able to help you put together your degree plan.
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Indiana University–Bloomington\nhttp://www.iub.edu/
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try regency university
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a major in forensic sciences and u need to be pre-med if im not mistaken, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry (the class that makes or breaks ppl), biology, umm and a whole assortment of sciences
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1. Freshman (9th grade)\n2. Sophomore (10th grade)\n3. Junior (11th grade)\n4. Senior (12th grade)
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Try an on line univercity.  Maybe devry.
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It depends. Community colleges often allow high school students to take classes; you should contact someone at East Michigan, though I'd try a community college, or talk to an advisor at your school.
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Freshman year, that way you can be sure that is what you want to do for the rest of ya life
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Yes.  I'm a Freshman.
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Of course.  With any major you will have to take general upper level college courses including math, english, science, etc.  The only difference is the number of different general courses you will have to be take to meet the requirements for obtaining your degree.
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If your college gives you credit for all of your AP tests, you could easily be considered a sophmore. Most pre-med freshman students have to take Bio, Chem, English, and Math their first year. If you already have these, then you would immediately start into the sophmore classes. You would probably start taking psychology, physics, organic chemistry, and the 2nd year of biology classes during your first year.\nMy school is on a quarter system and most students go Fall, Winter, and Spring quarter. For us, we take about 45 credits a year or 15 credits per quarter. If all your courses  give you full college credit, you would have about 55 credits or so thus placing you at a sophmore level.
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I live in Fort Dodge, Iowa. What do u need to know
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It depends on whether your university is on a semester system or a quarter system.  In a semster system 5 classes is average but I would recommend 6 classes (at least your first year) so that you don't have to worry about credit requirements when you are graduating.  7 classes would be insanely difficult and your school probably will not allow you to take that many- mine didn't my freshman year.  If you are in a quarter system (my best friend is) you should take 3-4 but 5 might be ok- most definitely not 7!  And not that you asked this- but if you can- try to figure out your major as soon as possible so you can get a head start on credits.  I took a third of the classes necessary for my philosophy major in my first semester which made it really easy for me to pursue a double major.  GOOD LUCK :)
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You need to find something that really interests you, not look for what makes you the most money. Take several courses in your freshman year that expose you to different subjects of interest. You don't have to declare a major (usually) until you are a junior in some schools.