<p>Hi im a newbie here and have just a few questions.first im in the 10th grade and interested in college,but what is it like.i know its maybe like when i started hs didnt know anyone then meet people keep up my grades,and oasses to the next grade.but how do the class schedule go do you have to pick the classes or the college will pick them for me.how do i fit my major and minor in and if i pick the classes how would i know what classes to pick to complete and get into medical school.im so confused about that place can someone help me better understand</p>
<p>my future major:biology,business,medicine,engineer,or art
my future minor:a foreign language,english,mathematics,or geography
my future career:.plastic surgeon or chemical engineering(i hear those classes are hard)</p>
<p>ps.i know its a lot of errors and misplaced things sorry but im in a rush</p>
<p>They will tell you everything you would ever need to know when you get closer to college. I knew about as much as you do when I was in tenth grade. You’ll figure it out and there will be advisors to help you.</p>
<p>Okay, first of all your questions would have been a lot easier to read if you actually used correct punctuation and capital letters, but whatever.</p>
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<p>Generally, you’ll pick your own classes with the help of an advisor. You’ll have various requirements to fulfill between your major, minor, and general education classes, so you’ll need to plan your schedule to fulfill those requirements, which will vary depending on what school you go to.</p>
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<p>Your major/minor are what you’re going to college for. It’s not about fitting your major and minor into your schedule, it’s more about fitting your general education requirements and electives that you want to take into your schedule. Depeding on your school, you’ll take around 4-6 classes a semester (at my school, most take 5) that can be a combination of classes for your major, classes for your minor, electives, and classes that fulfill general education requirements. Some schools have very specific requirements for general education - like at mine, there are 4 specific classes that you must take as a freshman, while other schools’ requirements may be something like pick a history class, a social science class, etc. from an approved list of classes.</p>
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<p>Your major and minor have required classes for you to take, so you know you have to take those. Most schools have general education requirements that you need to take, some of them may be specific required classes or a class of your choosig from a specific subject - pick what interests you, and you should have room for electives, classes you just take because you want to, not because they fulfill a requirement. As for medical school, I’m not really an expert on medical school, but medical schools will have certain requirements and classes that you have to take. A lot of schools have advisors specifically to help you with getting into medical school/figuring out what classes you need to take. Some of those classes may be requirements for your major, if you have a science as a major, otherwise you fit those classes in along with your major/minor/general ed classes.</p>
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<p>Medicine is not a major in undergrad - you pick a major and make sure you complete the requirements for the med schools you’re appling to. There’s an entire section on this forum for medical school - look around there for more info abuot med school.</p>