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Teachers & SchoolsWe're talking about the tasks you'll need to complete before graduating here...not a literal life-threatening maze. Colleges aren't that cruel.
Language | English Language |
Subjects | College and Career |
stuff you need to do teo you know get your
career out of high school First things first never wear
parachute pants It we learned that the hard way Second
thing second if you want to go to college you
definitely need your high school diploma Colleges don't have actual
bouncers but their administrators are just his tough though usually
not his bald or buff Unfortunately getting that diploma isn't
always a straight forward as we might want High school
graduation requirements vary from state to state and even school
district a school district so there aren't uniform standards that
apply to everyone across the country Luckily you don't have
to figure out how this mess works across the entire
country You just need to know what requirements apply to
you You might need to pass a state assessment test
to get your diploma on these flying about half of
the states in the us so there's a fifty percent
chance you'll need to take one and if you can't
figure out what the percentage is of you not needing
to take one well let's just hope you don't need
to take one Luckily these tests are based around stuff
you're already learning about in school reading writing language arts
in math you know typical school stuff you won't have
to pick up any super specialized knowledge like proper turning
etiquette in whitewater rafting You might also need to do
some community service and no we didn't switch gears into
planning how to get your prison sentence reduced These requirements
aren't meant to be a punishment but rather a way
to teach students the importance of being good citizens Community
service can be completed at all sorts of places schools
houses of worship community organizations nonprofit organizations probably not amusement
parts or twenty stores though you could certainly try Some
states also require students to study a career pathway which
means taking career and technical all education or c t
e courses that's just a fancy name for elective courses
aligning with a particular set of careers were surprised they
didn't tak esquire onto the end These c t e
courses tend to be a lot more specialized covering stuff
like business in accounting cosmetology early childhood development communication technology
the arts or even animal science and horticulture Luckily you
don't need to take all of them unless it's your
dream to be an accountant who paints and host a
television show on giving makeovers to children cows and corn
anyway when it comes to courses it's also very important
to know that the requirements for graduation don't always line
up exactly with the requirements to get into certain college
programs no matter how much easier that it make your
life For example you might have taken every math and
science course offered in high school but if you're hoping
to study dancing college all those equations and experiments aren't
going to help you very much anyway Be sure to
check how all this stuff applies to your personal path
through high school to college and beyond you'll be way
better prepared for the long long journey ahead Also for
that journey remember to bring snacks journeys tend to make 00:03:07.3 --> [endTime] people pretty hungry