High School Teacher Advising Students

[jpbart]

Dropping out of Lurker-Mode for a change to get any advice about advising HS students who are interested in weather & forecasting as a career.

 

I teach HS physics and I get students who show a lot of interest in metrology but I have no idea how best to advise them on what is going on, what colleges to look into, and what the career prospects are like.  So if anybody here has advice or resources, etc. please reply.

 

  Jpbart, Columbia SC

[Eskimo Joe]

Millersville University has succinct information for prospective students as well as a list of the degreee requirements.  Other colleges will have some variation to their coursework, however it is largely similar.  As a failed met major in college, I cannot underscore the dedication and proficiency in high level mathematics and science (physics and chemistry).  If the student is not adept in these areas they probably will not succeed.

 

• Prospective Student Information:  http://tinyurl.com/ProspectiveMetStudent
• Required Coursework:  http://tinyurl.com/MetDegreeInfo

[jpbart]

 

Millersville University has succinct information for prospective students as well as a list of the degreee requirements.  Other colleges will have some variation to their coursework, however it is largely similar.  As a failed met major in college, I cannot underscore the dedication and proficiency in high level mathematics and science (physics and chemistry).  If the student is not adept in these areas they probably will not succeed.

 

• Prospective Student Information:  http://tinyurl.com/ProspectiveMetStudent
• Required Coursework:  http://tinyurl.com/MetDegreeInfo

 

 

 

Thank you!  Just what I needed to find out.