Tips on choosing a course

[xvids]

Choose where you want to be or what you do best or what you want or love to do,
If you are going to base it in the salary or the in demand course it would just make it worst because you might regret it soon.

[lazaretcookery3k]

If you cant decide what to take just look at the marks of the high school subject and see in which subject you scored better and take it for higher studies

[Smack 1]

choose where your interests and college, because if you just follow the association, you will never succeed and will break in the middle of the road. so make you regret.

[1battermainsheet3]

I saw many students being pressurised by family for taking this course or that but trust me, listen to your heart and you will be good

[Hari1123]

Get what you want not what you need.

[shiki3226]

Knowing your strengths and the things that you're good at would be a very great way of identifying which course would best work for you.

[Lhanjhong]

You need to know your interest,where you are good at and the important is you enjoy the course that you will choose.Choose the course also that flexible you can find a job anywhere.

[troydar05]

Try and get scholarship.When you’re picking classes,you can enjoy a lot more freedom in terms of schools and programs if you have the comfort of a scholarship.Making sure you have an amazing admissions essay is the key to a scholarship, and there are some great online resources for producing this essay.

[saberibm3]

When you chose a course know what is important and then only chose it as it is important.

[MissIndependent]

Many kids ask me this, and I always suggest them that take the course that's totally related to the things that they love to do. Don't take up courses just because these have good earnings after college. I have known people doing the latter and ended up not finishing college because they don't know what they are doing.

[Dodongbtc111]

Examine yourself, take a look at your talents and skills, and on where you are good at. With that, I think you could know where your career is going. Besides, it's not hard to choose this time, there are exams taken by students before they could take their Senior High School and I think that's a good basis on which course you should take.

However, you should always think about your parents, they could be against your choice if is far from what they've taken during their college days. So you should try to consider their advice, especially if your parents have engaged in business and soon you'll be the one doing what they are doing right now.

In choosing a right course for you.You must look at the prospects of the course before selecting one,and there are a lot of factors to consider.

First factor is your parents income or your own income to provide what you need.
Second the responsibility  and commitment of that course that you take up.and other benefits of that course that will help you into your near future.

[Cath0Vic]

There are many things that one must consider before choosing a course. be sure of what you want.

[Mikolo11132]

Consider prospective careers and employment opportunities.
Think about what subjects interest you.

[Mike1992]

Talk to your employer, colleagues or peers about which courses are relevant and may improve your career.

[Sir mikolo]

Consider prospective careers and employment opportunities.

[bankbytecode5]

The simplest tip is that you have to know first what your intention is and take courses accordingly

[loftyboliv]

I am going to be a college fresher in few months, please suggest me too i am really confused

[Braydean]

I've noticed a lot of students been struggling in choosing what course to take in college. Do you have any tips for it?

Make  sense choose a coarse that are fit in your personality you can choose any coarse if you want but its better to choose a coarse that you can really derserve.

[bitcoinjasensatom]

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You should choose that fits or make you enjoy while doing it like hobbies, interest, or goals. If you don't have a goal even you finish the degree you don't like it will be useless in the end.
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Choose a course that you are interested in and find out  the career prospects and the other info. Choose a competitive courses which are in high demand.

[Jhoncarl]

Before you go to college, you should first consider what course you really want and where the talent you provide is appropriate for your chosen course, and For the money we struggle to earn from our parents or anyone who goes to your school.