Easton, Maryland

Would committing to art and graphic design (as a career path) be a reliable option? And if not, are there alternatives so i can still do what i love?

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.

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

What websites should I use?

how hard is carpentry, is it worth it and how was your experience? what do I need to great a good carpentry job? is the carpentry industry stressful? what do you need

What are the most effective ways to get in hours of studying and retain information, as someone who has trouble focusing during work unless in a classroom environment?

I'm currently a rising college freshman aspiring to be a data scientist in the future. What courses should I take in college to set myself up for success?