Chalmette, Louisiana

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I've always wanted to make money or have my career be in the art or animation industry and I want to know is there any tips you could leave for an beginner/intermediate artist that wants to start and do commissions soon

Hi, I have a few questions for someone who is in the culinary field. What are three important things I should know about this career? What does a typical day look like on this job? How did you know that this field was right for you?

I am apart of the leadership board of my club in school. The club mostly focuses on writing but I don't know how to get people interested in joining. Essentially, when I was given a leadership position, it was practically a dead club. I want to invite guest speakers to speak but I don't know...

college tips

I'm really interested in immunology, and I've read a couple immunology books (Immune by philipp dettmer, An elegant defense by matt richtel) available in my local libary and understand the concepts in there, but am unsure of where to go from here. What I can do now? (More book recommendations...

I am going to be a junior this upcoming school year and I know some of the colleges I am considering will not give me a lot of financial aid. I want to find a few scholarships I can apply to and start saving up the money so I can use it for college. Any suggestions?

can i learn new language on youtube or online?

Hello,

I really love painting and I have some talent for page drawing, but I don't know if I have what it takes to study graphic design. Because recently I discovered that I have signs of hand tremors. I haven't told this to anyone in the family yet. Can I continue to pursue this passion?

i want to know what colleges are the best to attend for my career of choice which is to be a certified athletic trainer.

I would like to hear your opinion

what would be the most challenging obstacle you faced trying to become a welder and what you have to do in order to become a welder, and how difficult it really is.

share details like was it worth it? do you regret it? are you still paying off your debt?

What are the most important aspects of a college application. My dream school is Stanford. What parts of my application should I focus on the most and is there any template or key words I can use?

What are some of the core responsibilities that play apart in my job's description. And how does that apply with my career and my goal. How does that help me in my long-term career?