I am interested in a few fields law, for obvious reasons, anything artistic writing, drawing, designing possibly, and just things to know when Jeremy gets out for the businesses he wants to create. What should I do? Any suggestions ladies and gentlemen?

Wendy

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Ruddsgrl1

Wendy - so much depends on your financial/work situation and what's available in your area. You need to check in to the local high school - Continuing Ed - or the community college, or check for courses on-line. A couple of survey courses might help you narrow down the area you want to concentrate on, but do it with your own actual interests in mind, rather than what Jeremy will need; there's such a different mind-set needed for artistic work than for law. What's most important is that you get started.

I am interested in a few fields law, for obvious reasons, anything artistic writing, drawing, designing possibly,

Wendy, if you are creative, artistic and like drawing and designing, maybe you could gointo architecture! There is also an element of law in that field too! Just a suggestion! :)

Well, have you taken any college courses?

There are classes that are common to most every major that you could start taking and then take a *sample* class of the things you are interested in and go from there. And I am sure those *sample* classes will fill "cluster" requirements. :)

Good luck!!

Jenn

Graphic Design is also a good field to consider because you can freelance...which means no human resource department knowing about a criminal background.

what about a sketch artist for the fbi or other law enforcement agencies

They are things to definetly consider:) I appreciate it guys:)

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