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Registered Nurses
The career of my choice is Registered Nursing (RNs). To obtain this career I have to have a high school diploma to enter medical school. There are many certificates available for this profession, but the one I choose is the Bachelor of Science degree. After graduation I will have to take a test to be officially licensed in the state of California. There is more than one way to become a nurse. There are two-year programs at community colleges and four-year programs at state schools.
Most of these programs require certain classes in order to enter the program (called pre-requisites), if you don't have them already, you'll have to take them first. A college counselor can help you plan your schedule.
High school students can get a jump-start on college by taking 2-4 years of: English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Foreign Language, and Computer Science. The next step is medical school.
Community colleges are the least expensive way to go. Seventy percent of......

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