I am begingin to do research on to become a Social Worker.I have 2 years of high school left, and i've always wanted ot be one, but I just don't know where to go to collage.I need to go somewhere in Ohio..What would I major in? That would help me decide alotSociology?medical transcriptionist?medical administrative assistant?I want a PHD.if that helps any?thanks, a lot.and don't answer if yuo "think that's teh answer" or you would suppose it is.i need theee answer.thanks everyone!
I bet if you googled "social worker" or "how to become a social worker" then you could find something.
Otherwise I suggest making an appointment with your school guidance councilor. I actually wanted to be a social worker at one point. After a while of really looking into it I decided I was much too emotional and that I would become too attached to make it my profession.
Anyway, using google and/or speaking with your guidance councilor would be the way to go with this.
Good luck, I admire the professional choice. [ S_C's advice column | Ask S_C A Question ]
Brandi_S answered Sunday September 30 2007, 12:01 pm: You should go to your school guidance councilor. A part of their job is to help you figure out what you need to do in order to pursue the career of your choice.
They want you to further your education, and they will help you find out which would be the best college for you, what classes you should major in, etc.
They will even help you find the funding, such as financial aide, student loans, student grants, etc, and they will help you apply for these things.
Basically, they can help you out in a way that suits your personal needs, rather than someone giving you suggestions based on what was best for theirs.
A lot of kids don't realize that is a part of the reason they are there, so they don't know to take advantage of their services. ;)
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