Affiliate Marketing Secrets

Hi, I have a interview for FedEx and I need help answering the questions. I found some sample questions but before I say them I would like to talk about my previous experience so I can get help on how to respond through my previous experience. Im 20 years old, Full time college student where my school schedule can work around this part time opening, my last job was a Barbacking at a 5 star restaurant, I have 1 year + customer service skills and cash register skills. They said the position was a Sr. Service agent but from what I was told on the phone it was for a part time helper tue-sat 2-9. The sample questions I found were 1) Tell me about yourself 2) What do you know about FedEx 3) What can you do for FedEx? 4) why do you want to work for FedEx? 5) how would your past experiences translate into success in this job? 6) what can you do for FedEx the other candidates can’t 7) please tell some products /services of FedEx on the market 8) if you work for FedEx what are you doing 9) how would you say your creative person 10) tell me the latest FedEx
read. what are your thoughts on how impact FedEx. 11) if you are in a team involved in a secret FedEx project how would you refrain from telling your significant other friends family etc. 12) why do you want to work at FedEx 13) where do you see if FedEx’s products 14) where do you see yourself in three years 15) are you afraid of person tell her about a time when you thought out-of-the-box.16) give me an example how you deal with a crisis. I just need some practice answers.

I’m going to UNF here in Florida, they aren’t that great of a school when it comes to business and public relations, they tend to focus more on health related majors. I’m taking basic classes right now and I haven’t chosen my major, but I do know that I’d like something that has to do with business, advertising, or marketing.
I have plans to transfer to University of Central Florida as they are overall a better school for my niche and also it’s not here at home, so I’ll have a chance to have a real college experience as opposed to living at home and driving to a school I don’t care much about.
That aside, if I were to pursue a B.S. in Advertising / PR what can you realistically do and what kind of income can you expect with such a degree? I’m sure that the ranges vary, but I would like a general idea. I believe that I am a very creative person, especially aesthetically and textually, but I do not want an arts degree or graphic design degree. I would like to make a bit over $85,000 a year in hopefully 10-15 years out in the field. However, I’d be lying to say that I wouldn’t like to make more.
If I were to follow the advertising / marketing route, what are some potentially high salary jobs that also allow a bit of creativity?
Thanks, I hope I wasn’t too vague or naive about this.