im a 15 yr old girl. i hav just finished with my ssc exams.i expect not more than 80 to 85%. im interested in interior designing but have no idea of how to get into this line. also i hav not given the elementary n intermediate exams. please suggest some way to get into the line im interested in.
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Depends on where you stay. If it's Mumbai, then try JJ School of Arts. Any other city in India, do a search for Interior Design colleges. Also try to get an internship at a popular interior designer in your city.
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finish high school please don't make the mistake many people make keep your dreams in front of you but work to get them. I don't know of any places near you but look for talent competitions or open casting calls/auditions that may be happening locally or non local try local acting or theater to gain some skills find places you want to "work for" and send them a tape of your skills or a letter/resume/headshot dont give up on your dreams and dont give up on your schooling and be careful who you work for but lastly be happy with what you do in the end, dont waist your childhood away because it will pass you by so fast. I can relate as i am graduating high school this year and feel like I was only 11 years old yesterday! Good Luck!
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I am interested in learning how to design furniture as well.  If I ever pursue this dream, I will attend a technical school with programs in interior design or interior architecture like the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (http://www.artic.edu/saic/programs/degrees/undergrad/bia.html#curriculum).  Another option is to become an apprentice with a furniture designer.
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Perhaps you could contact a successful interior designer in your area and ask if they would consider mentoring you.
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I am 41 and just graduated from community college with honors as well, a 3.9 GPA.  I am transferring to a 4-year college in Fall 06 to get my BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) in Communication Design.  I think the older you are the more you know what you want to do and will be more serious about it.  When you're young, you don't know where you're headed or what you want to do (not typically anyway).  I've enjoyed it a lot more this time around.  You're only as old as you feel!!
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Assuming that  you want to buy at wholesale, you need to attend trade shows rather than consumer shows. CHA is the biggest and you'll have to apply to join but if you're serious about your business, it's worth it. There is also Memory Trends which is smaller but concentrates on papercrafts (scrapping and stamping), not all crafts like CHA does, And you can find distributors as well if you don't want to open your own accounts directly with the manufacturers. Your pricing will be higher but you'll also tend to have smaller ordering minimums. It depends on what works best for you. I don't know if I'm going to MT this year but if you do end up going, let me know and maybe we can meet up.
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I've been thinking about other things that i can do to fall back on and two majors that stand out to me is liberal studies and women studies. they both have many things that you can do with either degree and for the moment you don't have to use it right away so i think that they can be good. personally I've chosen many different things to fall back on that i want to go to school for like event planning, interior design and different languages to go along with my teaching degree. it's all about options. look around and choose a degree that you will enjoy and that in being a stay-at-home-mom can do to help your children. when you are at home you can work from there doing interior design or event planning by having your own business. you can go to school for teaching as you will be teaching your children in some way shape or form even if they go to school. like i said, think of something you enjoy and then find out from a counselor if you can major in it or something similar. good luck and have fun!
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Even if you don't have a degree and a job you want to apply for requires one, you can still get the job. I know someone who applied for the job of an accountant position for a business even though the individual did not have a degree in anything. He got the position because he answered a math question correctly during the interview. The math question...9x9=?   Also, you could start your own business. You can make things to sell, or even sell items for companies for commission. If you want to create your own business, focus on your exact talents. If you are artistic, create murals for money, or if you are good at interior design, market your ideas to new home owners and businesses. If you know that you want to manage a business, look into companies that will train you. For example, Lowes and Home depot train assistant managers. And you could even go to college. You can get enough in student loans to live on while you are in school. The key to success is persuverance and hard work. I know what I'm talking about. I began flipping houses 6 years ago, at the age of 22. I started small, getting a loan on a house for 13,000 and then living in it while I fixed it up. After I sold it, I used the money to buy the next house and so on. The house I'm working on now should net me a return of about 100,000. I do all the work myself. It's great to look back and see what you achieve with hard work. You can do that, too. Set a goal and a deadline in which to achieve it. Follow your goals and make sure that whatever you do you will be happy in that line of work. Remember, it's always better to be poor and happy than to be rich and miserable. I wish you the best of luck. You can contact me if you need any other info on the things I listed.
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If you are appearing for SCJP 1.4 try the book by khalid mughal, most of the question are similar\n\nand for SCJP 1.5, try the book by Kathy Sierra. Focus on Generics, enums, boxing, etc and the stuff added in 1.5 and which was not there in 1.4. must read this book if you need to pass with atleast 70% marks
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My work doesn't suck. My lack of work sucks! I'm an interior designer with little or no clients!\n\nI went through University and received a Bachelor in History and English Literature.  Besides the fact that I never have to use spellcheck, and always know the answers on Jeopardy, my University Education was a waste of time.\n\nThis is not to say that all university eduction is a waste of time, but you have to make sure you're getting a useful diploma!!!\n\nThen I had to go back to school to become an interior designer!  I'm 29 years old and still have to live at home, because I used up all my money for school, and am getting no money from my job!\n\n(sorry, I really needed to rant!!!)
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My husband's degree is in architecture.  He started working at UPS while he was at college and is still there today.  They had him in the buildings and facilities department initially, he was involved with designing their wherehouses and offices.  Now he is in industrial engineering, even though he doesn't have a degree in it.  He earns a pretty juicy salary, receives bonuses and stock, is fully vested in his pension - overall it is a steady job.  He also did own his own interior design firm while working at UPS.  We always had work because 80% of our business came from 20% of our clients (repeats and referrals).  When you are good, your clients basically sell you.
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My goodness!  The SRA reading kits!  I loved them as a student - but that wasn't yesterday.  I have retired from a teaching career.  I remember how disappointed I would be if our teacher skipped SRA time!!  And at the end of the year I had progressed to the second last color - I think it was blue - I had really hoped to get to the top!! \n\nI did use a more updated version many years ago with third and fourth graders and some of them thought they were ok, while others detested them.  However,  I think they will be a good resource for students who are independent learners, and who like that sort of thing.  Many kids get a kick out of using the kinds of things their parents might have used.  Many kids enjoy the fact that they are self-directed, and that they can progress at their own rate.  For kids who don't like to do a lot of reading at one sitting, the stories are fairly short.  The speed with which kids can progress can be very enhancing to their self esteem and self confidence.  Students score their own work, which many like to do. \n\nThey can be a very good support to you in designing individualized materials as you need them, and possibly in setting up centers in your class if you use centers.  As others have indicated, they are sequential, so you can easily use them for ideas for activities and topics. Use them to design cloze precedures for example.  Write your own more indepth exercises if you need them.  Use the stories as a jumping off place for students to do more in depth research of a topic.\n\nYou can sign up for a free on-line monthly newsletter about the SRA labs at the link I've included.  New, much more colorful editions of the labs are available.\n\nBest of luck with it.  Pretty much anything kids will read is a good resource.
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Check into day care through the school you wish to attend. Many colleges have special programs for non traditional students.......Then, get through all of the requirements. When a class that looks interesting grabs your interest, take it as an elective. You may find something you never knew you wanted to do. That is what I did. And don't feel bad about the whole age thing, I am almost 40, have 3 years until I get my Bachelor's Degree then I have 2-2 1/2 years until I get my Masters. You will do fine...don't worry!! If you are a good student, perspective companies will see that when they look over your resume/application. You are gonna knock their socks off!!!
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You have to do what is going to be right for you.  If you can see yourself getting up everyday and going to work as a designer or an architect, than so be it.  You could make him happy by taking architecture as a major and something more main stream as a minor. \nGood Luck!
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Consider entering juried art exhibitions where they have judges to review the work and give out ribbons and prizes. This way you can see how people appreciate your work, consider offering to sell your work at the show because someone might be interested in your style. You can also consider getting your games out there for sale- have you approached any game companies? There are indie companies out there so it is possible to get signed on. I don't care much for socializing on the web either so I feel your pain. You got to talk to people in order to find others who share your interests, you will find these people in places you enjoy going. Hangouts for college students would be within the age group and they have similar interests as well. Where are you from? if you don't mind the question. Message me if you don't want to post.\nYou should have posted some of your art here so we could also enjoy! I enjoy seeing other artists' work and I am an honest critic.\n\nEdit- I had another idea after seeing some of your resolved questions. Have you ever thought to post a flyer for people to do voice sequences and clips for your games? Since you need some, it would be a great way to meet people!!!! I recommend people in theatre, art or music at college. You know the similar interest thing.
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Sounds like you are well on your way.  I'm glad to hear you are wanting to take you math classes early to open up room for more advanced math classes later.  You can take Geometry early like you are saying and receive credit for it.  Good luck to you.
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yo buddy.i know it matters a lot as i hav passed the class last yr itself!i got full marks in the project.\nas was for me,i made the whole project on kinda yellow orange sheets to give it an old kinda look...u see as soon ppl wil open it,they wil go into the era of old and yellow!\nwell..if u hav mae it colourful thts too good..but my onl idea is,simply everybody wil make the project on white sheets and all...take some diff. idea and work on it...like,,u can hav the whole project on black sheets wid lovely colourful pieces of paper hich u can write on...all DE BEST!