I hear that it’s very tough. But I’m from China and the secondary education is totally different between in China and in North America(I’m immigrating to Canada but I guess it’s similar in the US in education).

For example, I’ve seen a Maths college entrance exam paper of a college in Canada, and it was really easy, and I could get 100% correct. Does that mean I won’t have any problem in Maths prerequisite?

I know I’ll need English(I plan to take an adult high school course), Chemistry, and Biology, probably Physics as well.

Now I really want to know it, how tough are Chemistry, and Biology prequisites gonna be? I can’t find any college entrance exam paper on Chemistry and Biology. Since people say these’re tough and they spent sevral years to make it, then I think I should start now(I’m still in my mother country)

Can someone give me sevral examples of the TOUGHEST Chemistry and Biology prerequisite questions? Or examples of the test would be even better.

Thank you.
Can you compare the prerequisite tests with GRE? Which one is tougher? I do have some GRE samples. Thanks

I am already graduating with my B.A. in Anthropology this year, but are there M.Ed. programs I can go into to become a secondary education social science teacher? Or do I just need to go through a certification process? I would hate to have to do another bachelor’s degree, but I feel like I would of course need some training and practice on methods of education.

I am mostly wondering what are the requirements in teaching? The different requirements in secondary education vs elementary education vs college? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

produces..? Could be in terms of Broad economic, social factors, beliefs about education and beliefs about art. What is being encouraged in schools and why? This is to be answered in a Secondary School context.

Any ideas to trigger further research would be welcome. ta

So soon I’ll be heading of to post secondary education but I don’t really know the difference between College and University.

My sister is going to both but all I hear about University, not college. She says College is more hands on but I need more advice.

So, whats the difference between the two?
What careers require both college and Uni?
Is it better to go to both?

My teacher’s degree is secondary education with Italian as a major. I studied abroad now I want to go back and teach in Italy is there any hope or should I just look in the New Jersey, Delaware area?

Is it true that you have to study something related to computer to be eligible to work as Genius at apple store or is enough your savvy tech regardlessss your post-secondary education?

In April, members of Congress sponsored bipartisan legislation to repeal the provision in the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 that prohibits states “from providing a post-secondary education benefit to an alien not lawfully present unless any citizen or national is eligible for such benefit.” The Student Adjustment Act would allow certain minor immigrant children to gain legal status and permit states to offer in-state tuition and financial aid to undocumented immigrants. To be eligible, students must under the age of 21, have lived in the United States for five years continuously, and be at least in the seventh grade or actively pursuing admission to a college or university.

I live in Kansas, and will be graduating from Wichita State in 2012 for Secondary Education in History and Gov. I’ll probably teach in Kansas for a few years after college. But I was wondering how easy it would be to move to Iowa and transfer my license to teach there?

PS: For those who live there, can you tell me a little about what Iowa is like?

I hate college and I just want to go to a radio station and say listen. I don’t have all the fancy diplomas but I can and will learn whatever you teach me? Is there a way to get a decent job w/o secondary education?