State Line, SC

My passion is baking but my parents believe I should go to college and get a white collar job
They don't believe in my passion
I want to understand why that is so

Trying to figure out my best choice for how to juggle all of the things i have to do when im in school but also having to pay bills and so on

I’m 19 and working on college and I would like to know to get started.

as a 16 year old highschool student, music & video games is a big part of my life. adults always say it’s a distraction or not a big deal/thing but it reality, it really means a lot & i just wish my mom understood.

And how do pick a college that you will like and best at?

I'm interested in becoming a CNA, and then an LPN, I have desire to help people, emotionally and physically, and I think nursing is the way to go for that.

I am very stuck and dont know what to do.

Diffucult to provide for yourself?

I am in the 12th grade for the 23-24 school year. My parents want me to focus on school so they don’t want me having a job but i want to work. I really need help with saving money when i get i from my parents. I need money to invest in myself if i want to have my own business.

I am 100% wanting to go to college but do to test anxiety my grades aren’t so amazing making my Gpa not the best either so with that would a 2 yr tech college be better to apply to instead of a 4 yr university?

I am 16 years old and one class away from gaining my EMT certification through my local community college. However, I feel as it if is frowned upon for younger persons to work in the healthcare profession.

When telling people that I want to be a surgeon i get a lot of weird looks.

To focus on treating patients with abnormal phycological disorders (schizophrenia, DID, etc.), should I seek a PhD in Psychology or apply for medical school with a BS in Psychology?

What's the best area to live in to be an auto mechanic with good pay?

Which restaurants do require college.