In college what are general classes?

What College classes are neccisarry to become an ag teacher?

• i want to teach at the high school i go to, the ag. classes they offer are floral design, ag earth, ag bio, vet science, explorations in ag., ag leadership, and some other shop classes, i'm a sophomore, i've already taken ag bio, i 'm taking ag earth, and next year i'm going to take floral, vet science, and ag leadership, then my senior year, the shop classes, i want to take all the ag classes so it will help me in college, and when i'm teaching, also, when im the 1 of the advisors, i will be in charge of the students showing an animal, 1 teacher does, swine, and goats, another does sheep, rabbits, horses, and chickens, and the other does steers, and whatever else, i wanted to either take over swine, or help with it, so should i take some college courses on swine stuff, oh yeah, and i'm going to learn sign language in college, there are a lot of deaf/ hard of hearing students in the ffa, and none of the advisors know sign language, so that will be a plus, i wanted to take my general ed, at the junior college we have, and later transfer to a big ag school, or a school with a good ag program, these are the colleges i am considering, cal poly, and fresno state, again, what classes should i take in college?

• Answer:

  College is much different than HS. They tell you certain classes you have to take (English and math mostly) and the classes you need for your major. But, other than that, they will tell you that you need X number credits in a certain subject. Then, you can look up a list of classes that fulfill that credit requirement. You pick one and you are done with that requirement. Many colleges have online catalogs that will tell you what classes are required. Good luck.