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There is a raging debate over the fact that whether history is an art or science. History as an Art: Those who believe that history is an art advocate the following opinion :— 1) According to Rickman, “History deals with sequence of events, each of them unique while science is concerned with the routine appearance of things and aims at generation and the establishment of regularities, governed by laws.” 2) Colingwood says, “Events of history are the things which the historian looks, not at, but through, to discern the thought within.” 3) Some scholars are of the view that history is neither pure science nor pure art. In other words, a blending of the two. When it ...

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 When we talk about science, two basics come in our mind: theory and experiment. To know and interpret phenomena, you should involve the theory in your mind. Without understand theory of science you can not do any experiment. Human can get a lot of information from the science. Science can introduce us about certain theory that arranges something. By the science human can control or explore something.Science is a very difficult subject which requires lots of concentration. Some concepts are easy to understand but some are very confusing. The concept of science which is difficult to understand requires help from other, but every one is not familiar with every concept of science. ...

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Aphix asked: ...or would computer science just get in the way and delay me in any way? I simply just want to stand out of the crowd, and possibly do something that i would enjoy, while having a back up plan just incase I decide not to follow the medical route. Would this be a wise route to take, or are there any other routes which would make my life easier in the long run? Any help would be appreciated and thanks in advance.

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Lily asked: I am currently going for my associated in Clinical Lab Science. I was just wondering if anyone knew what my pay would be like with an associates degree in that. I also then plan on continuing to a bachelors, so what would I be making with an associated and then also what would I be making with a bachelors? Medical Technician is the associates and Medical Technologist is the bachelors thanks a lot for your help

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Charger 3 asked: I will be going to college next fall, and I 'm interested in biomedical engineering because I want to be better prepared to get into a medical school. I was wondering... 1. What kind of courses you take if you major in biomedical engineering? 2. Also, do I need to apply to a engineering college in a university to take a biomedical engineering major? Or can I apply to a science&arts college? 3. How is it compared to a biology or biochemistry major? Is biomedical engineering a lot harder?

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Russian Educational Medical CenterRussian Educational Medical Center (REMC) – it is the company which has stable development in the sphere of offering services to persons who wish to study at the medical Universities of Russian Federation, Ukraine and China. Having ten-year experience of work, today it is one of the most famous companies in the sphere of its activity. Proposing services include preparation admissions letters for foreign students, invitations, application on visa, translation of documents, accommodation and many other ones. The motto of the company is ‘We help the world to be healthy’.REMC was the first company, which began to open English medical departments for foreign students in Ukraine. It did a ...

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Young_lady_J asked: So, I am going to be graduating college in a year. My major is in Biology emphasize on Health Science and my gpa is about 2.50 overall. Most of my family has joined the military and I am thinking this would be a good thing for me. What requirements do I need to meet so that I will be able to go into some type of program so that I can become a Doctor? I know that I not interested in Medical School right now. Someone please HELP!

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daisy_wkorn asked: Currently I am an undergraduate working on a bachelor's degree in science. Do I have to apply to graduate school or apply to medical school afterwards?

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madeulo0k asked: If a person doesnt do so well in the chemistry and biology classes, what are the chances of him/her getting into a new york city medical school, and what should be done to get in as well, besides good mcat grades?

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alex_is_rose asked: The only thing i have found is an associates degree in mortuary science. would i be able to use that to become a medical examiner at least?, which means a public officer who conducts autopsies on bodies to find the cause of death. In Chicago, IL

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