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loss prevention


Question Posted Wednesday January 31 2007, 4:37 pm

what classes should i take in high school to prepare me for a career in loss prevention?

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askkatie answered Wednesday January 31 2007, 5:02 pm:
I'm not sure what loss prevention is, but I know choosing classes can be hard.
You have your core courses: math, social studies, science, and english. If you've ever been in advanced classes I suggest Honors classes in high school. But only one or two, don't overload yourself the first year, that's a big mistake.
Talk to your parents and school counselor about what courses you should take, they will definitely help alot more than I can.
Good luck in high school!

-Katie

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