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If you want to become a meteorologist, start preparing in high school. Take advanced math and science courses. Many schools offer AP courses that can transfer into college credit. Take calculus, physics, chemistry, and earth science. Hone your writing skills in English classes. Being a scientist means writing research papers and lab reports. If you become a meteorologist on a television station, you will have to communicate clearly. Meteorologists use computers to help with their research and weather predictions. They work with computer programs and computer models when doing research. You need a deep understanding of computers and technology to pursue a career in this field. Meteorologists receive a bachelor's of science degree in meteorology or atmospheric sciences. In college, you will take math and science classes, such as calculus, physics, dynamics, synoptics, and some computer programming courses. Some meteorologists receive degrees which combine meteorology with other scientific fields, such as chemistry, geology, oceanography, physics, or statistics. It may be beneficial to take computer science classes during your degrees, too. If you want to be a TV meteorologist, take classes in journalism, speech, or other media-related fields. If you want to start working for the government right after your bachelor's degree, you will have to have completed courses which fall under strict guidelines. You must have at least 24 credit hours of atmospheric science or meteorology. Depending on the job you want, you may need to get a master's or Ph.D. Most meteorologists get degrees in related, interdisciplinary subjects. Some even get two master's in different sciences. Some graduate degree programs encourage bachelor's in a field like math or computer science instead of meteorology. Many higher level positions require at least a master's. If you want to do research, you will need a Ph.D. There are about 100 undergraduate and graduate programs for meteorology. A good way to get experience at any point during your schooling - whether it's in high school, your bachelor's, or your graduate work - is to become an intern. Look for internships with local meteorologists. This will give you valuable hands on experience that can be put on applications and CVs. If you can't get an internship, see if you can shadow them.

summary: Take the right courses in high school. Become familiar with technology. Obtain a bachelor's degree in science. Get a graduate degree. Get an internship.

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Mom jeans are meant to sit high on your waist. When picking out a new pair, try them on and see how the waist fits you don't want the jeans too tight or too loose. The high waist will show off your waist and elongate your legs. When picking out a pair of jeans, make sure that the front of the jeans aren't too tight. It's most common to choose jeans that have a straight leg, but that's not the only option. If you're curvier, jeans that have a flare will accentuate your curves while balancing out your body. Mom jeans tend to be baggier than most other jeans in the front and leg areas, so don't expect them to be super form-fitting. Mom jeans with darker washes tend to look the most sophisticated and slimming. If you have very skinny legs, you can try a lighter wash that will help bring out your curves. Choose a shade of denim that you feel comfortable and confident wearing. Wearing black mom jeans is always a great option the dark color will make you look sophisticated or even grungy, depending on your desired look. Wearing white jeans with a blouse, tank, or crop top works well in the spring and summer seasons. If you're on the shorter side and want to make yourself look taller, pick mom jeans that are cropped. They'll show off your ankles and won't pool at the bottom, making your legs look elongated and slim. If your jeans are just a little bit longer than you would like, try cuffing them for a polished look. If you like distressed denim, then choose a pair of mom jeans with some rips and tears in them. If you'd like to add some character to your jeans, you can always add embroidery or patches. Many times you can buy mom jeans that are already personalized, but don't be afraid to create your own embellishments. If you'd like to distress your jeans yourself, you can learn how to do so here. You can also learn how to add embroidery and patches, as well as paint your jeans. If you want to wear your mom jeans but still look dressed up, wear a nice blouse. Choose shoes such as heels or flats, and add jewelry and other accessories to complete the look.

summary: Pick a pair of jeans that fit your waist well. Choose a leg style that's appropriate for your figure. Choose an appropriate wash that accentuates your legs. Try a cropped pant to make your legs look longer. Choose embellishments that show off your personal style. Turn your casual outfit into a dressier one by wearing a blouse and dressy shoes.

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Alarm barking is any pattern of barking at perceived intruders. While barking at a real intruder is useful and may save a person's life, barking at perceived intruders like mail carriers, parcel deliverers, or even just neighbors passing by the property can be annoying and troublesome. Alarm barking does not always require a visual confirmation of the perceived intruder. Some dogs may engage in alarm barking simply from hearing a car door outside or hearing voices on the sidewalk. Alarm barking is often accompanied by a slight lunge or pounce forward (one to two inches) with each bark. The best way to quell alarm barking is by teaching your dog to be quiet on command. Like any training, this will most likely be a time-consuming process that requires patience and consistency. But if you're willing to put in the time and effort, even the most territorial dog will learn to behave better. When your dog starts engaging in alarm barking, hold up a treat after three or four barks. This will get her attention and will most likely distract her from the perceived intruder. Wait until she stops barking. Simply be patient and continue to hold up the treat. Once your dog stops barking, say "quiet" in a calm but stern voice and give her the treat. Repeat this process until your dog learns to associate the word "quiet" with her silence. Once your dog has done this successfully on 10 or more occasions, you can begin giving the quiet command without showing her a treat. If she still complies with your command, then give her a treat. If she does not, you may need to show her the treat for several more training sessions. Eventually your dog will learn to be quiet on command without getting a treat. Even after you've reached this stage of training, however, you should still give your dog verbal praise when she stops barking. Once your dog has learned the quiet command in training sessions, you'll need to apply the quiet command to real-world scenarios. You can do this by having a friend slam a car door in front of your house, rattle your mailbox, or approach your front door. Have a treat ready every time your friend comes to the door. Even if you've passed the point of giving treats during regular training, you may need to use treats for applied training sessions involving an actual perceived intruder. When you have someone come to the door pretending to be the mailman, it's imperative that your friend does not leave the porch until your dog is quiet. If he leaves while she is still barking, she may come to think that it was her barking which drove him away.
summary: Recognize alarm barking. Teach your dog the quiet command. Apply the quiet command.