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    To apply for nursing school or other healthcare programs, the document recommends taking certain science and math courses in high school. These include at least 3 years of math through algebra and geometry, as well as biology and chemistry. Additional science courses and classes in English and foreign languages are also beneficial. Volunteering in healthcare settings can further strengthen applications. The key courses the author plans to take are Chemistry and Biology 11 & 12 as well as math foundations 11 and 12, along with increasing volunteer work.

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    To apply for nursing school or other healthcare programs, the document recommends taking certain science and math courses in high school. These include at least 3 years of math through algebra and geometry, as well as biology and chemistry. Additional science courses and classes in English and foreign languages are also beneficial. Volunteering in healthcare settings can further strengthen applications. The key courses the author plans to take are Chemistry and Biology 11 & 12 as well as math foundations 11 and 12, along with increasing volunteer work.

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    Courses To Take in High School For Working in Healthcare: Math

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    To apply for nursing school or other healthcare programs, the document recommends taking certain science and math courses in high school. These include at least 3 years of math through algebra and geometry, as well as biology and chemistry. Additional science courses and classes in English and foreign languages are also beneficial. Volunteering in healthcare settings can further strengthen applications. The key courses the author plans to take are Chemistry and Biology 11 & 12 as well as math foundations 11 and 12, along with increasing volunteer work.

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    Coursestotakeinhighschoolforworkinginhealthcare

    AfterIgraduatehighschool,Iwouldliketostudyinhealthsciences.Beforeapplyingto
    universities,therearesomecoursesIhavetotakeinhighschool.Thefieldofpublic
    healthcombinessciences(suchasbiology,chemistryandphysics)withmath.Itis
    mandatorytohaveahighschooldiplomaforapplyingtoanyprograminuniversity.But
    beforegraduatinghighschool,youneedtotakeseveralcoursestoapplytoany
    healthcareprogram.Iwouldliketoapplyatanursingprogram,herearetherequired
    highschoolprogramsyouneedtoattendnursingschool:
    Math
    :Itisrecommendedtohavethreeoffouryearsofmathtoattendnursingschool.
    Thisincludesgeometryandtwoyearsofalgebra.Algebraisconsideredveryimportant
    innursingschoolstogivethecorrectdosesofmedications.

    Science
    :Itisimportantyoutakescienceifyouwanttoapplyinanyhealthcare
    program.Therequiredsciencecoursesfornursingschoolsisbiologyandchemistry.
    Takingothersciencecoursessuchasphyiscsorearthsciencecanbegood.
    Othercourses
    :Allothermandatoryclasseshavetobecompleted(suchasenglish,at
    leastoneforeignlanguage,etc).Theseotherclassesareimportanttohelpdevelop
    socialandcommunicationskillswhichisimportantforjobslikethese.

    Workandvolunteeringisalwaysgood.Ifyouhavedonevolunteeringworkatahospital
    orretirementhomeitgivesyoubetterchancesofadmissiontoanursingschool.
    ThecoursesIwillchoosetoapplyinanursingschoolwillbeChemistryandBiology11
    &12,andmathfoundations11and12.Iwillalsotrytogetmoreimplicatedinmy
    communitybydoingmorevolunteerwork.

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