<human>: I'm not good at math. I think my skill level is at least a grade or two behind (I'm a senior in high school). I have made mostly B's in Honors math, but I really struggle with it and *genuinely hate it*. I don't want to enter a field that requires tons of math, preferably none over Algebra II or the like. 

Does programming require intensive math? I'm interested in programming, but I don't know if that's the right fit for me. I have taken some courses on codecademy but can't quite figure out what to do with all the syntax yet. 

I have scored very well on my reading and English portions of the ACT and I love English, but don't know what I can do with those skills. I think a lot of us are familiar with the jobless English major idea, and this worries me deeply.

I want to explore some career possibilities. Where in Alabama is this available? 

So what majors don't have good income/employment rate associated with my skills?

Give me a shortened version of the text
<bot>: I have no idea what I can do with my skills or if I would even enjoy those careers. I also want to live comfortably and do something I love.