What's a career as an underwriter like?

Need career advice. whats best for me?

• hello. i am soliciting advice regarding what career path i should take should i decide to either pursue college, trade school, community college, etc. first, unfornately, i am not too good in math. i dont even know algebra for that matter. i know that this would automatically bar many positions and/or educational pathways because of it, but im curious to know if there would be something i could pursue and still make a decent income off of (say at least $40k-$70k a year..or more, if possible). Im an introvert, and although i dont mind working with people in a general sense, I have worked in customer service related positions before (telemarketing) and found it to be rather stressful at times. I am very artistic, but I dont know what career would offer me consistent work, is in somewhat of a demand, and requires little to no math skills needed. I once pursued school to become a construction heavy equipment operator, but dropped out once i learned that it too requires at least algebra (and greater) math skills. Honestly, I am quite open to any kind of job as long as I dont need to take a math course at any college or trade school. I know this sounds absurb, but I generally have never liked math much. I am not mechanically inclined at all, and no nothing about automobiles or the like, nor would i desire blue collar type of work. I am looking for something I can do, keep my hands from not getting greasy, a job that would offer me a chance to possibly input my creative ideas since i am artistic ( i love to draw and write stories). but what is of most importance to me is simply a job that pays well, and requires little to no math needed. any and all advice appreciated. most thorough and logical answer will be selected as the best answer. thanks for your time in helping me out.

• Answer:

  Hi since you are good in art related work you can think of making career in visual media / advertising / creative arts. Since you are creative you may think of starting your own business like Batique painting ; desighning name plates.. beleive me it has a huge market potential, but in case you want to do a job then you can pursue courses in animation / BMM...but for these you should know computer maths is not required... & who told you that if you are not good in maths your options are limited??? .... I left maths after 10th standard but never regretted the same...if you are creative then don't wait for the opportunities to come ... create you own opportunities.