Danielle

I am planning to take a business course in college, and want to have the most important skills down so that the class isn't harder than it has to be. What are the best skills to learn beforehand, and what should I expect from the course? - ex. workload, public speaking, collaboration, etc. #Fall24

I don't have the means of driving or being driven around to actual worksites, so side hustles from home are mostly the only option for me at the moment. I am pretty tech savvy, well-versed in navigating the web and social media, and am not partial to any type of job. Thanks! #Fall24

I am applying to colleges at the moment, and am wondering what should dictate my decision of what to major and minor in. I want to do everything possible to have a successful future career as a lawyer, so I want my classes to be more geared toward giving me an edge- not a generic major that...

I believe I really want to become a lawyer, or be involved with the law in any type of way.. but if I had to choose something else- another job with the same values- what are some good options? #Spring24

I'm in my junior year of high school, and I'm planning to take dual-credit classes this fall. I want to utilize this time to make my future easier, but I would like some pointers on what classes to look at.
If there aren't any DUAL-CREDIT classes, which classes should I take in general? Thanks!

I'm currently wrapping up my junior year of high school, and am really trying to solidify what I want to do in college. Any words of advice and/or warning would be greatly appreciated.