Glenarden, Maryland

How do I make my drawings look good without a lot of fancy supplies

When submitting a college application what should you include?

I have great extracurriculars (awards for music at the state level, appointed to a state government commission/hold an elected positions, student government president for entire county, student government executive board member at state level, internship with my state senator). I also have...

Any insight into the field of majors, minors, certificates, double majors, etc would be appreciated. I hope to work in the macroeconomic sphere and have an interest in analyzing trends in data to advise policy.

I am currently studying for a computer engineering degree, but I would like to learn video editing on the side and potentially do freelancing or something similar. Are there any certifications that I could get on the side? Would it be possible to tie it to my computer engineering degree?

I am interested in studying political science, public policy, and international relations. I have done fellowships and internships related to politics locally, but I want to expand. I am not sure where to look.

How do I prove myself better?

Realistically, besides academia, how could I use my interest in resource distribution & large-scale interactions in a career setting?

What is "networking" and why does everyone rely on it to get a job or internship these days. I know no one and I don't know who to network with to achieve what other are achieving. I am interested in pursuing Finance in the future and I need an internship but without "networking" and...

How do you start learning about fashion at a young age? I don’t have any fabrics or clothes to actually make outfits and I don’t have a lot of money either.

When you study computer science it is a general and broad major , so does it actually Have lots of stuff that can actually be used for

I would like to earn a PhD when I go to college in 2024, so what would I have to do, specifically, to reach that level?

How would I go about this situation? I want to be a real estate agent. I can start when I am 18 and get my license and a mentor. College isn’t required but I feel like I should go. BUT I don’t want to be in debt… Is going to college worth it when I can start my career right out of high school?

How and what college to get into

i want to learn how i’ll be able to make a decent amount of money while still in highschool as well as being able to be responsible with my money. It would be great to be able to get professional responses.