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I already have my bachelors degree and had a 3.97, but I have hardly any math or science courses that I took, and the one science class I took years ago...I got a D because it was the busiest time of my life. I am planning on taking math and science classes to become more proficient and marketable, but my questions is...should I take those classes before or after I get my teaching credential? I figure I won't land a full time job for some time so I can pick them up later as I go. What do you all think???? Thank you! I am ready to get going.
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