When you were a kid, did you have a lemonade stand? Did you ever try to convince your mom to buy you a ridiculously overpriced pair of sneakers - and get them? If you've said "yes" to either of these questions, you might just belong in a sales and marketing school! When you enroll at a sales and marketing school, you might just realize that you should have charged more for that cup of lemonade, or moved your stand to a more heavily-trafficked corner. Sales and marketing school teaches students how to promote and sell products and services. You'll learn about consumer behavior, pricing strategies, and sales techniques. And you'll learn how to identify your target consumer, and how to effectively market those products and services to that consumer.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics says that one out of every four jobs in the U.S. is a marketing-related occupation. And over 90% of CEOs started out in marketing or sales. So not only is there a high demand for trained professionals, but you can apply the sales and marketing techniques you learn to most any job, in any industry, and potentially make a good living doing it. It's always important to understand your customer, what's in demand, what sells, and how to sell it. Marketing and sales aren't just about money for goods; they're about human nature. When you begin training in a sales and marketing school, you're preparing yourself effectively for a lucrative career - and maybe even a really great pair of sneakers!