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I don`t know what to do.

I must registration in high school, but i don't know what decision to take? But i am so confuse, which to choose. If i study in social sciences i must learn very much by heart, i like more something to analyze. If i study naturalistic sciences i have problems in math. In the others directions i am not very interested , Two important things that i need at this moment is willpower and doing something that i like. And the problem is that in my country directions are limited, for example if you study naturalistic sciences and you love too history subject, you can't choose that. I have heard and seen many films that you can choose or better to say mix directions that you love to study, normally learn also obligation subjects.

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+2 Views: 959 Answers: 3 Posted: 10 years ago

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Bob/PKB

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Have you a school adviser who can meet with you and talk about the different courses available and what the benefits are to each one.
If you do not care for math, or have difficulty with math, perhaps a remedial math course might be helpful. If your passion requires math, you must become proficient in order to be successful in that field.
In the USA, students are required to study a wide variety of topics prior to graduation of high school (generally at age 17-18). The courses include math (algebra, geometry, trigonometry), English (4 years), foreign language (Spanish is big where I live), science (health, biology, chemistry), US and world history, American government and economics, as well as physical education and a short list of electives (music, art, homemaking, ROTC, welding, farming).

While it gets tiresome reviewing the same "stuff" multiple times over the course of a 12 year education, only to repeat and review again in college, that's the way it is here.

Again, if you have someone to guide you in your choices, please utilize their experience and consider the options.

You are an extraordinary young person, judging from your questions and responses here, and I hope that you have many positive life experiences.

10 years ago. Rating: 9
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digger

Sage counsel from one of my most esteemed AKAqa contributors.

commented 10 years ago

Bob/PKB

Guys, you're making me blush.

commented 10 years ago

jersy

Really i thank you from my heart, this answer is so important for my life and for my future.
I fully agree with DonDowningJr and digger`s comments.

commented 10 years ago

Bob/PKB

I'm sure everyone is hoping the best for you. Keep us up-to-date on this, jersy

commented 10 years ago

Tommyh

Ditto to Don & Digger.And sooooo good lookin'too. What colour is your face now.LOL

commented 10 years ago

Bob/PKB

Too much, guys....Don't stop

commented 10 years ago

Tommyh

Ah yes! She completes us,hey Don?

commented 10 years ago

digger

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Which country are you from?

10 years ago. Rating: 7
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jersy

I am from Kosovo.

commented 10 years ago

mycatsmom

the U.S.A.

commented 10 years ago

Bob/PKB

mcm: Kosovo is not part of the U.S.A.
Kosovo
Kosovo is a region in southeastern Europe. In antiquity, the Dardanian kingdom, and later Roman province of Dardania was located in the region. Wikipedia
Area: 4,212 sq miles (10,908 km²)
Population: 1.803 million (2011) World Bank
Gross domestic product: 6.453 billion USD (2011) World Bank
GDP per capita: 3,579.23 USD (2011) World Bank
Life expectancy: 70.15 years (2011) World Bank
Fertility rate: 2.20 births per woman (2011) World Bank

commented 10 years ago

jersy

I think for the others it`s a small country to know.

commented 10 years ago

Clonge