Garima Lajras

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I am confused about choosing between Creative & Design-Oriented Careers and Analytical & Data-Oriented Careers. As a high school graduate, I was completely unsure of what to pursue, so I opted for a CS major. Later, I realized I have no interest in Java, C++, or Operating Systems. However, if...

I know somewhere like LA or New York may have the best opportunities to make it as an artist, but not only are they expensive, they are crowded, smoggy, has pretty sparse nature, and overall not what I'm used to as a Texas resident in a small town. Are there any less crowded more nature filled...

I'm very interested in the arts and I'm wondering: Would I find any success in majoring in graphic design in college? #college #design #career

Hello everyone, my name is Jack and i'm a 24m looking to go back to school to pursue a higher education(only have grade 12, not the greatest grades either) and start working towards a fulfilling career, i used to work as a train conductor and although the money was good the work didn't fulfill...

I’m torn between pursuing a career in film or graphic design. I’m currently taking filmmaking and photojournalism classes and genuinely love both, but I feel like I need to choose one path.

Im someone who values a couple of core things. I value my creativity hard work and passion for what Im pursuing. Im looking for a job that i can both devote myself to and enjoy expressing my creativity and passion.

I am currently working in healthcare administration looking to pivot my career to creative directing. I have no clue where to start. I have interest in musical theater, production design, graphic design, and creative writing.

I would like to do graphic design as one of my career paths but I don't know how "rewarding" it is nor do I know any of the benefits in general. Is graphic design a good career choice?

I have heard that the art industry is not a good industry to go into because of the lack of jobs and the unstable income, but it is something that I want to explore in college.

I am 16 and a 10th grader in highschool I like to draw and make creations and my career goal is to become an illustrator,how can I achieve that?

Not art with realism. One with cartoons and bending reality imaginations. I love fiction more than non fiction. So is there a good paying job for that?

Industries are much bigger than careers? What forever long life job could I get aka a career to get my creative gears turning.

My name is Paige and I am in 12th grade and I major in arts and my question goes thus, I want to know what I will need to be a great artist in the art world

At school, I am most interested in photography, painting, and sketching. I'm very passionate about animals and how they survive the wilderness, thats my favorite thing to draw. The problem is i dont know what to do when i graduate. What careers are there relating to art? And what colleges would...