Fort Mill, South Carolina

people say this job is amazing and you make a lot of money but no one ever mentions the downside.

I will start college in January 2025 as a junior because of my college credits (I’m a photography intern now at my community college). I originally applied to an art school to pursue filmmaking editing but was waitlisted so I decidedto pursue communications (media production) at another school...

I am a highschooler and I'm not really sure what career I want to pursue. Architecture sounds interesting so I'm curious what the job is like, and what kind of skill are necessary to be an architect?

asking questions

What should I do as a freshman in highschool to practice film and set me up for a career in the industry?

My name is Keaton I'm from Rock Hill, and I'm hoping to become a welder when I get out of school but I'm wondering which field of work is the most enjoyable, and the most rewarding when becoming a welder.

Or does it just go off of who you know and your connections?

I'm only 15 but I want to open up my own little hair salon, but I don't know when I should start taking action.

My name is Kendall, and i would like to go to college for nursing. i don't know any colleges with good nursing programs and would like some recommendations for some schools.

Is it really necessary to get a Master Degree in Animation to get your dream job? #animation #college #3d-animation #character-animation #higher-education

All colleges give placement ratings. Has anyone completed a degree in Animation? And how quickly did you get a job thru that school #animation #college #3d-animation #character-animation

Has anyone graduated from SCAD and gotten a job with Pixar? How difficult was it to get hired. #character-animation #2d-animation #animation #3d-animation

For those completing their bachelor's in social work, did you go straight to graduate school or did you take a gap year and why? I know it's a common dilemma but I'm mostly worried about finding a job so I'm thinking of going straight to grad school but I'm also worried about having to take out...

Is it also worth majoring in civil engineering if you want to major in engineering as it pays a lot less than the other choices? I want to do architecture based building with homes and residential properties, but some people have said civil engineering is a better pathway to get to this...

What are best colleges in the United States?