Madera, California

Is it going to take some fancy school to get to where I want to be? Does it have to be such an expensive school in order to get ahead most of the people becoming chefs?

What is the difference between the two jobs? Is one occupation more difficult to handle than the other? What types of chef jobs are there besides the two?

What are the best things that someone can have on their resume in order to get a job? Sound confident in how you are asking the question so you can get clear answers about the question.

I will be a freshman this fall entering as a psychologists major and would like to know what areas where hard so I can be better prepared for discussion and topics.

I want to own a bakery in the future but I don't know when and how to start.

Since my family's been asking about college, I've been wondering on how much money I should put towards it. My mom thinks I should sign up for sports & reach for a scholarship, while i do think that's great, the sports programs at my school don't offer college scholarships.

So for context, I've always been stuck between going to school for art or going to school for film, because I love the both of them and animation requires knowledge of both skills. I'm always asked about college & I just don't know which one is best for my goals.

i already know how to do parts of knowing how to drop shiping but i dont get how i am supposed to know how and when i shoud sell or buy.