Questions About: Science
BTW this isnt my schedule, I made it up ahah but could you ever imagine this being your schedule? Student's Period 1- English. 13 students. 10:00 until 11:00 Student's Period 2- Math. 14 students. 11:05 until 12:05 Student's Period 3- History. 12 students. 12:10 until 1:10 Lunch Break- 220 students. 1:15 until 1:55. Student's Period 4- French. 6 students. 2:00 until 3:00 Student's Period 5- Science. 15 students. 3:05 until 4:00
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 01:35:34 GMT
Like most professors, law professors must publish. In my area of science, we conduct experiments and write papers on the results of those experiments. Is legal research stuff like figuring out novel ways to sue or get criminals off the hook or is it something else? I honestly don't know what could constitute legal research.
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 01:34:10 GMT
What was nursing like in the 1970's? Was it as hard as it is today? Did nursing back then have science and chemistry? Thanks. :)
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 01:32:42 GMT
I am trying to apply for an internship at my local hospital. I am a sophomore in highschool and this is the first time I have needed to get letter of recommendations. I have already asked my science teacher from my 7th grade and 10th grade years. My science teachers in my 8th and 9th grade years didn't really ever get to know me.
should I ask? Some people think that recs from family friends are detrimental to your image so I want to avoid that if possible. I have no more science teachers I can ask so should i resort to math teachers? Please help I have no clue who to get my third rec from.
should I ask? Some people think that recs from family friends are detrimental to your image so I want to avoid that if possible. I have no more science teachers I can ask so should i resort to math teachers? Please help I have no clue who to get my third rec from.
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 01:29:29 GMT
Just curious, I'm reading about becoming one and may make a serious push for it. I never had taken Chemistry of Calculus in high school, back then I was the typical teen, Lazy in school, just wanted to hang out, and didn't care much for school thinking I wasn't going to need any of the things the school taught us. I ended up leaving and getting a GED, I definitely would want to get that knowledge now if I had known. I'm 21 now, I'm almost sure I'll have to learn it now but was worth a shot to ask multiple minds with different knowledge and experiences about what it takes to become a Pharmacist. I'm generally good in sciences though science interests me alot, Math I wasn't the strongest in, but after passing my GED I learned I pick up Math alot easier when I'm truly motivated to do so.
are your thoughts on a shot at me becoming a Pharmacist? Any details about the process is very much appreciated, I will still continue to do my own research but you guys will sure help! Chemistry OR Calculus* sorry
are your thoughts on a shot at me becoming a Pharmacist? Any details about the process is very much appreciated, I will still continue to do my own research but you guys will sure help! Chemistry OR Calculus* sorry
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 01:28:48 GMT
I am applying for graduate school soon and I just can't seem to figure out which branch of science deals with the study and development of vaccines. So far, the reading I have done seems to suggest that vaccine development falls within the fields of immunology or microbiology.
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 01:20:17 GMT
how does Socrates define citizenship? thanks !
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 01:19:26 GMT