I plan on going to college the year after I graduate High School in 2017 but there are so many things I am interested in and things I wouldn’t mind going to get my degree in. I am having a very hard time narrowing it down. So I am going to talk about the list of four or five things that I’m interested in and the colleges that have caught my interest the most and the pros and cons all of those things. I am going to start making a list of all the things I am least interested in, to most interested in. Early Childhood Education Conservation Warden CSI Therapist Nursing/Physician's Assistant Pediatrician First of all is Early Childhood Education, If I wanted to become a preschool teacher in just a normal child care center most people …show more content…
There have been recent changes in the fitness level of applicants. They now have to maintain a minimum level of fitness, which they measure by running, push-ups, weightlifting, sit-ups, vertical jump, flexbox test, swim test and a water confidence test. Each person will get a score and then they will be retested later to make sure they are still meeting the fitness standards. If I qualified, I would have to go through 2 years of probationary of training, the first year is mainly about 520 hours of law enforcement certification training. The second year is held in a county or a specific field station with a Warden as a mentor. Once training is completed and met specific standards a …show more content…
They are therapists that help people understand and deal with mental and emotional ailments. They can also work with people who suffer from stress, addiction, depression and other conditions and anxiety disorders. A lot of the time mental health counselors, marriage counselors or family therapists work in office settings in mental health centers, substance abuse centers, hospitals, and colleges. But also a lot of therapists choose to have a private practice. Therapists who are employed by organizations or businesses are most of the time full time but if they have their own private practice they have control over their scheduling. Career requirements include, Master’s degree in psychology or counseling, licensure is also required, that includes clinical experience, state approved exam and continuing education, they must have between 2,000-4,000 hours of supervised clinical experience, they must be good at listening, written and verbal communication, organization and people skills, some computer skills, and must have basic knowledge of medical software and the ability to use blood pressure cuff kits, flatbed scanners and medical thermometers. For becoming a therapist, having an undergraduate degree won't qualify people to become mental health therapist but, a bachelor's degree is needed to be admitted into a graduate degree program. No specific major is required to