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People forget that there are classes that can help you to were you need to get you to were you need to be for your carrer that you want. Your fresham year its all about passing you don’t need to worry about the classes that could get you a step forward into making your dream carrer come true. But the beging of your sophmere year of high school you might want to start thinking about what you want your carrer to be. But your last 2 years of high school then you might want to be planning for after high school. If you don’t want to go to college thats fine. Ever since 6th grade I’ve always wanted to be a RN Nurse. I’ve wanted to be that because my 2 aunts are nurses and it would be pretty cool to help the patentints to calm down and make sure

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