House Springs, Missouri

I am a freshman in college and im having a hard time finding careers that interest me. I have always been a very creative minded person but im not sure what career paths support this.

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I am in the 10th grade in high school. I wanted to see what I can do to get into interior design. How I can start working with interior designers. The reason why I ask this is because it’s my passion

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What do i need a culinary arts degree to become a chef?
if so which one would you prefer a associates degree for two years or a bachelors degree for four years

How can I find my carres? How to know which career path works best for me? What should I do? How to know if I am at the right path or not? Hniuhiuhiuuuu

is it to get a possible better life or have a better education?

How do people decide on what to specifically focus on? I’ve always enjoyed science, but I don’t know if I want to do physics, biology, or chemistry because I love all three very much.

I would like to go to Missouri S&T for college to pursue a degree in civil engineering. I have two awards forms my high school in the engineering department in PLTW and started as a full time college student my junior year through dual enrollment and took courses. What else should I try to do...

how is a good school for coding in u.s.a?
I am looking for a good school for coding in u.s.a. I don't no war to go because there are so may school to go to

I like to read and take photos.I also like to write books and novels. But i think i would like to be a teacher and a photographer i LOVE to draw and sing (even tho i suck at both)i would like to be a TEACHER

I'm looking to break into the music industry, preferably as a solo artist, and I'm having difficulty deciding what path to choose: should I just buy a music software, look up tutorials and teach myself, or go to college and learn it there?

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What is the hardest part of becoming a lawyer? Is it getting into law school in general or after with finding a job and starting? I'd like to be a lawyer, but I want to know what I'm getting myself into.