sounds like a classic stripper to me, please wait until you are 18 though

something with designing and creativity and planning all in one career

Web design. Web knowledge is key, you’ll be able to demand a high salary/high freelance fees, (you’ll be able to make tons of money freelancing outside of work) and it’ll be an exciting and varied career.

teaching
paralegal
attorney
counselor
web design

I think Law you seem to be very well spoken and if you can argue then thats the job for you, im sure youd love it, its an extremely challenging job and judging by th info you gave, id say its really well suited to you!

Hi,

Listen cupcake, just because people told you that you’re good at these things. Doesn’t make you good.

you have a full life ahead of you people who are grown still don’t know what to do with their life I graduated thinking i wanted to be a teacher and changed into the field of political science because as you get older things change and you change so for right now keep in mind what you like to do at the top of your list and you can always find something that will make you happy

sometimes, you have to do a job to know you don’t like it. experiment in different fields, and you’ll know.

hmmmmmmmmmm

computers, web design , and Graphics

thats where the money and opportunities are likely to be

if you can handle the math and authority of college, try that

according to what people say about u have three options become an artist,fashion designer,but most importantly don`t think of what people say about but what profession do u wana have.

i know where you can go to take a free career test that takes like 40 minutes but it gives you really acurate ideas of what careers you would like and be good at. its . you should try it.

How about working for fashion magazines?

Or TV shows or movie production companies?

A broad range of talents and interests like yours, with high level communication skills, seem to make you a natural systems analyst and systems designer.

This field requires an intelligent enquiring mind with acute observational ability rather than just formal academic qualifications.

You have to be very, very, good with people. You don’t have to like them, but you do have to be able to understand them, communicate with them, and induce, inspire, and encourage them to communicate with you.

A career as a systems analyst, which is open equally to men and women, of any ethnic background, can be very rewarding both financially and in terms of job interest and job satisfaction. There is also a great deal of opportunity in the field, both at home and abroad. In other words, the world needs a lot more systems analysts than it has got right now.

Why don’t you research it yourself? Only then will you understand why I suggest you might be a natural candidate for this kind of career. Good luck!

Try pharmacy!

Here’s why:

1) Takes less time to finish

2) You can start a family and maintain it and see your kids everyday

3) Most jobs are 9-5

4) Starting salary is 75-150K depending on location

5) One of the most trusted profession in the US

6) Very flexible working schedule

7) You still get to be involved in a patient;s life

Good Luck with your decision! Feel free to contact me if you are interested in pharmacy!