i just want to know how can i get a career at home with out going to college
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Become a domestic engineer.
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As a parent, education is #1 in our home as well. However, you are 20 years old and assure your parents that you understand their concerns and that they raised you well enough to know the "dangers" and "stupidity" that comes with your situation. They will never stop worring, that is their job! I say, have your relationship BUT, do NOT let it interfere with your college! No surprises and take it slow! Good Luck !
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1. learn how to spell. \n2. Find a real job\n3. Nobodys gunna hire you over the internet!
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Some colleges, especially community colleges, have career services departments where you can go and do vocational testing that will tell you what the best career paths are for you based on your skills and interests.  You should try that.  There may be similar tests online.
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i you love doing it then that is all that matters, college doesn't garunte you a place in the career world. I myself love my job but my family wants me to go to college. So i signed up for pulaski tech, its a community college. that is the best way to go, its the cheapest, get your basics at a community, and you get this little diploma thing, then if you feel like goin to actual college more power to you. but you don't have to quit, there are night classes, on-line classes, corespondence classes (which i highly recommend)
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You can apply for financial aid at a local college and begin taking classes that will fit your schedule. This will help get you into the motions of working, and it will give you ideas of what you might be interested in doing. Then if you decide to not go to work, you didn't waste your time.
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There's a job columnist named Joyce Lain Kennedy who just recently addressed this question.\nShe suggested a lot of different things to do to find a part-time job. She also said to look up an article on www.careerjournal.com by selecting the Career Columnist, then click on work & family, then the link to the article "Call Centers Tap People Who Want to Work At Home".
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The best work-at-home idea is starting your own business.  That is not something you find on the internet - but something you create on your own.\n\nLegitimate work-at-home program should tell you - in writing - what's involved in the program they are selling. Here are some questions you might ask:\n\n    * What tasks will I have to perform? (Ask the program to list every step of the job.)\n    * Will I be paid a salary or will my pay be based on commission?\n    * Who will pay me?\n    * When will I get my first paycheck?\n    * What is the total cost of the work-at-home program, including supplies, equipment and membership fees?\n    * What will I get for my money?
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You don't.  You spend your time in school studying and do your work.  You can IM your friends from home.
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Do you have a job?  Or are you going to college?  I would suggest going away for college, at least 20 minutes away.  Your parents will physically have less control over you because you will be on your own and be able to do as you wish.  You will also meet tons of people in college and obviously it is good way to find yourself and figure out what kind of career you want.  You are 19, a legal adult.  You have every right to make your own decisions now.  The sooner you break away, the sooner your *own* life can start.  Good luck!
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Go to a real local college in your state rather than some nameless one in what you think is a cooler place.  You can get away after you get an education.
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Most people who work at home and are successful are doing one of two things - getting paid a commission on everyone they convince to join the program (also known as MLM or pyramid plans) OR they have their own business. Your own business is something you create yourself, not find on the internet. You create it based on your skills, your passions not on what someone else tells you is the GREATEST thing going.\n\nIf you are looking at one of the endless "opportunities" out there be careful - most are scams. Here are a few questions you should ask to help figure out if the one you are looking at is for real or not.\n\nLegitimate work-at-home program should tell you - in writing - what's involved in the program they are selling. Here are some questions you might ask:\n\n    * What tasks will I have to perform? (Ask the program to list every step of the job.)\n    * Will I be paid a salary or will my pay be based on commission?\n    * Who will pay me?\n    * When will I get my first paycheck?\n    * What is the total cost of the work-at-home program, including supplies, equipment and membership fees?\n    * What will I get for my money?
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the first thing is to get a job. when you do you can learn the inside about the bussines and custormer service and begen stay in school and do well and the nest step is to go the some kind of schooling for this. you cant bet the hands on method to start with it is a very stressful job you wish to go into their and goverement grants for everything and then you can start your own bussines
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Look into scholarships - there's scholarships for everything - some based on what you want to study, some based on what your parents do for a living, even the local cable companies give them out. Go see your counselor, often they can give you direction on where to look.
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Sup?  What do you like to do?  There's lots of things you can do from home without retail/sales online per se.\n\n1. Home Daycare\n2. Home Health Care \n3. Free Lance Writer, Photographer, Artist, Advertiser\n4. Tutor\n5. Virtual Assistant/Personal Assistant\n6. Massage Therapist\n7. Doggie Daycare (or other pets)\n8. UPS/FedEx  www.goinpostal.com\n9. Medical Billing (from Home)\n10.Customer Services\n11.Legal transcription\n12.Telecommunications\n13.Data Entry, Clerical, stuff envelopes- Home Typists\n14.There's non-profit orgs\n15.Fashion Consultant\n16.Interior Decorator\n17.Home Cleaning Services\n18.Laundry/Cooking/Driving Elderly to appts.\n19.Birthing Coach/Lactation Consultant\n20.Find a local business and see what you can do from home to free up costs for them....just a thought.\n\n\nHTH.\nGod Speed!
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Do you still live with your parents? If so, you could check into the possibility of finishing your high school out as a homeschooler. You will need to look into what the college you may attend requires of entering freshmen and cover those subjects as well as work hard to be able to do well on the ACT or SAT college admissions test. States vary in their homeschool law, so you will need to research your state's requirements. Try doing an internet search for home school and your state's name. \n\nEven if your parents feel that that they will not have the time to teach you, it can be done with a lot of motivation on your part. They will be your accountabilty partners. If you live in a large city there are often homeschool co ops for high school courses. This is useful in that you will have easy access to guided science labs, language studies with speakers of that language, and more for a very reasonable cost or often at no fee for homeschoolers. You will also get a chance to meet some really nice teens that take their studies seriously.\n\nIf you do not live with your parents, try going to your state's Department of Education website. Even if you do not find a mention of a program for girls like yourself, send an e-mail via their contact information and tell them of your interest. \n\nAt the very least, you should be able to get into a GED program. There are some disadvantages in that a GED has a bit of stigma attached to it, but it can still be a successful stepping stone to collge entry. \n\nIf you were a really good student before leaving high school, it is possible that with a little study you could get a decent score on the ACT or SAT. With a good score, a college might be willing to waive the diploma requirement.\n\nIf you chose a reasonably priced college, quite likely you will qualify for enough financial aid to go without cost. Look for community and 4 year colleges with tuition rates of no more than $4000 per year.
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Hey when I was 17 I didn't know what I wanted to do in life either!  Have you maybe thought that college isn't for you?  Maybe that's why you're finding it so difficult to concentrate on it.  \n\nDon't listen to the people who say you need to have a degree to get on in life, these days the people commanding their own wages are those in the skilled trades - plumbers, electricians, joiners etc.  \n\nHave you thought about taking up an apprenticeship?  Maybe you're more of a hands-on learner than an intellectual one...\n\nYou really just need to find something that inspires you.  Once you do that, it's easy to become diciplined and focus on your life.\n\nGood luck!