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I have been thinking a lot since I graduated from high school back in 2015 constantly running back and forth trying to get a first time job but it seem like nobody wants my abilitys even though I'm a humble person and it's hard enough trying to speak with family & friends about what should I do since I'm at dead end street.

and I really thought graphic design would be my thing sense I love to create even though I have no drawing talent and I heard graphic design requires math and honestly math isn't my thing and never will be since it never comes easy I struggle more then anyone with this one subject but give me any other subject and I'm decent about it.

but truthful I'm asking if this is the way for me since nobody I know well never answer my questions straight forward.

My grandmother informed me of a family dollar being built around the corner and I look online to locate it store number but it doesn't appear on the screen and I really need this job badly! Can anyone help me out with this problem?

I wanted to open an online store and wanted to incorporate some video games that relates to my store so do I need some type of license or permit to resell them?

Last month I pre-ordered the new NBA 2K16 that is coming out next month in September on the 25th for the people that pre-ordered early at GameStop and the problem that pops up in my mind is that I bought it for the Xbox 360 but I might have an Xbox one soon so could GameStop turn my already purchased game into the Xbox one version?

So, I have been going to GameStop for a couple of years now on and off finding better deals at various other business with the same product for much less but now that I pre ordered NBA 2K16 at my GameStop.

I kept hearing about all of this next gen and past gen consoles pros and cons and now I want to get a Xbox One or possibly a PS4 but then I read someone post about buying a console with GameStop store credit and was wondering can anyone help me understand the concept of Purchasing a console with store credit.

P.s. All advice is greatly appreciate it

Hi, I'm a nineteen year old who has recently graduated from high school and I'd two interviews with two different companies : GameStop & All Pets Emporium last month and I've also foliowed up on the jobs that were hiring and now I have been running around trying to find that first job and now I'm just getting down right depressed.

Not being able to go anywhere on my own dime but instead of borrowing money from my family and now that I'm considered an adult I want to be independent and provided for my own sake because i know everyone doesn't live forever and now I have turn my questions here in seeking helpful from people who have successfully been employed so please can anyone help me?!

Yesterday, GameStop hosted a career fair in my area so I decided to apply and I got a interview on the same day (how lucky is that) and I told them I recently just graduated from high school and now. I'm wondering what are my chances the will consider me a position for the game advisor slot since this could possibly be my first career?

Hello, I am a recent high school graduate of this year (2015) and this Wednesday there is going to be a career fair that GameStop is hosting and I have a question since all of the major business require resume and I've no work experience could i subtitue it for my volunteer hours? also if you are a GameStop employee could you give me any tips on landing a job with GameStop?

I'm a recent high school graduate and I've been looking for a job ever since I left high school but I'm a first time job seeker and I've to applied to numbereous business that I could qualify on basic terms but I've not received any call backs not once for an interview and I'm have call for follow ups but no one is responding sure thinking it would be great to pick up a new person who is young and put in more work then a older person probably could but apparently that doesn't see to fit the bill and in getting stressed out it had been two months already and I'm not doing anything wrong because I have read tips on landing a job, called every week or so but no job but everyone around has a job and in tired of depending on a family member to lend me cash!

I'm a recent 2015 high school senior graduate and currently I'm thinking of whether to attend college to pursuer a bachelors in graphic design but then again I'm kind of backing away from it since people talk about how much.

they have to pay back and right I honestly need someone who can give me general statement on either obtain that degree or just continue looking for a first time job?

Hi, I'm a young entrepreneur but I've one problem and that's keeping up with what is hot or what's not and I was wondering if any business owner of clothing store can tell me what source keeps you up dated on clothing?

I'm a high school graduate who is attending Miami Dade College (MDC) in the fall and apparently had a question about the cost & pros and cons of having this degree, would I spend more on this one degree with two majors?

P.s. I plan on majoring in Graphic Design & Photography need wisdom from current college students and graduate with a dual degree.

I've been searching the internet for a couple of days now searching for the pet of my dreams and every time I click on a link here is the owner wanting $600 dollars for one single puppy!and I get it they have beautiful coats of fur, beautiful eyes.but it's majorly ridiculous because there is not a lot of people who have them where I live and I really want this specific dog not because of its popularity but a companion to have but can anyone tell me where I could find a husky that is reasonable priced?

Is graphic design a hard major to learn? Since I'm highly interest in creating things and using technology since that what I obrit around and wanted to know first hand from graphic designers or people who are currently majoring in that major.

I was wondering since im going to be taking my first year of college in the fall do I need a Laptop for my major or will they provided them in the visual art department?

"Recently, I've submitted my application form for UCF (University of Central Florida) and applied for the summer term of this year (2015) because I'm graduating from high school on June 4th and I really want to attend this particular university in my home state of Florida and I know that my gpa isn't sharp as other students.

because I only ended up grinding a 2.7 gpa and reaserching the university of their flow of gpa acceptence from last year (2014) that overall ranged from 3.6-4.2 and considered maybe applying for the summer could provide a huge advantage.

since I know majority of students don't particular attend during vacation time and tend to roll in during the fall season as I've gathered from other data sources but was it wise that I thought this risky plan out even though I know UCF is a competitive university and the chance of students in the 2.0 average is more of a gamble to be acceptance.

but I also noticed that if admission office turns me down I could appeal the admission decision with a clever though of paper with detail of examples but as I asked before was it a wise decision to apply during the summer?"

Hi, I'm a person in need of advice and it's about being hired for a job but the only problem is I can never get a job interview no matter how many times I go out on my own expense looking for a job and this has been going on since I was seventeen but now I'm nineteen and trust me I read and fill out the application careful even put on my best clothing to present myself but nope body is giving me a solid chance.

I've read tons and tons of news articles about getting hired but nothing helps improve my chances I'm personally starting to believe I'm being judged by my race insted of my charater and I'm not the type to play a race card because I'm an african american but it's ridiculous enough that I go into a store to check on a application status and the following day they hired somebody for the postion and I'm like why I haven't gotten a call from you? Am I wrong for feeling this type of way? And don't get me wrong jobs are slowly coming back and people are competing for a paycheck.

As, a high school senior about to graduate and having sights upon university of central florida but the thing that bothers me is paying for a permit to park and family members who want to vist have to pay a fee! Am I wrong for feeling this way?

Lately, I've been surfing the web about university of central Florida and have been reading from a couple sites about what GPA do they take in for freshman and saw they accepted students with 2.4- or beyond that is it true they give students with low gpa a chance?