T.J. Worthy

What is the meaning of life?

I'm not opposed to talking directly to people but I get shy and anxious at times so preferably not too much speaking.

I’m planning on being a chef

I have no job experience, a lot of volunteer experience but I don't know how to provide proof, and no government ID. Am I at a loss??

What is is like to be a freshman in college?

I want to peruse a career in neuroscience relative to drugs, either recreational or prescription, I’m not picky. What would be the best major to decide on for this field?

best internships for college students?

I want to be a zoologist, and I’m starting high school next year.

I can’t decide what i should do I’m really very confused and stressed which one should I choose I love singing should I become a K-pop idol or pursue my higher studies in a good university please help me out!

I'm not sure how to start my college career

Because taking a gap year is one of the options for when after students graduate high school, I want to know the benefits of taking one.

How should I get started in game design with C++? This is because I've attempted to learn the coding language for Unity game development to no avail. I am genuinely curious about what I can do to truly get into the sphere of 2D game development.

I want to become a surgery doctor in the future, but in reality, my parent want me to study something related to economics, you know like you can earn money soon after graduating. And I do not have strong background and grades, I am afraid that none of the universities will accept me.

What is important about college if there are some jobs that pay more than jobs if you go to college? I have been wondering this question for a long time because I wanted to be an anesthesiologist but then I realized how long I would have to go to school for it, and it’s sooooo looong.

Who should i reach out to in high school to help guide me on my career path

I am a high school student wondering what benefits come with getting different degrees.

How many years of education does it take to become a Nurse Anesthesiologist? Is it worth it?

I'm currently interested in a variety of things and I'm a sophomore in college. I know I'd like to work in animation at some point in my life and so I want to make sure that I'm prepared to get into the working world.

Hello, I'm interior Designer from Thailand. Now, I moved to Amarillo, Texas, USA. I like to know Interior Designer stuff in USA like...
- What is common design or people behavior here in USA?
- What type of measurement unit that used in USA? (Feet/inches or Metric)
Thank you!

I'm a bit lost with what I should be doing as in my minor and majors for college and I need help.

Don't really wanna go to college but I have to

When should I start looking at scholarships?

How would I start off learning about being anesthesiologist if they don’t teach about it? And what would I have to do to meet the requirements for being an anesthesiologist?

I constantly feel like people are judging me I’m scared to do anything anymore I don’t even leave my room in my own home cause I have this feeling they don’t wanna be around me

Looking for career suggestions for history lovers. Thank you!. . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .

Can someone tell me ways I can make money and get my own debts card easy

We have to pick what field we want to go into in high school, and I have no idea what I want to do for the rest of my life!

is it worth it to go to college after high school or should I wait

I am a mid-career professional looking for a new position and finding it challenging to tailor resumes and cover letters to job descriptions in an effective way.

Im going to be going into college soon. Pursuing a Bachelors in Fashion Marketing. I really want to be a part of the whole like, im not sure how to say it, I want to be part of like deciding on textiles and design and marketing merchandising, branding, selling styling, Everything! I want to be...

I am a business management student in my junior year at college, and I am finding it extremely difficult to find any job opportunities. I am completing certifications on Udemy. Some are in marketing analytics and business analysis. I have no job experience besides being a former student...

What extracurriculars should I look out for, and which colleges would you recommend? I don't really know where to start when it comes to preparation.

I play trumpet and bass guitar. I want to play bassoon but my school does not have one. I am interested in becoming an aerospace engineer or a music educator. But is a college path in music worth it?

Like tutorial video/channels, website with references

What job can I get if I study math?

Does it matter what high school i go too?

When it comes to engineering careers relating to it I hear that often times people need to network and build connections but how exactly do people do that and how early can I start?

My dream school is an out of state university with a high tuition. I have a few in state universities that are cheaper on my backup list, but I don't want to give up on my dream school.

I am in the 8th grade and have been exposed to topics like college. I like math and science and I'm worried about making the wrong decision for a career path.

Hello,I was wondering what steps I would need to take to become a game developer ,game designer or a game making.I’ve always loved games and coding and would really love too be put in a situation we’re I could develop my own game for people like me too play.

Will I be able to do all my homework and still do after school sports?

I have a bachelor in Business Admin. I work full-time for the State Government in the Economic Department. Would it be worth going back to school and getting my Masters or to continue working for the State as I build up my work experience?

I am curious due to many people´s conflicting comments about the subject of college and if it is worth the time and money to complete it and get a degree.

which field has the highest accpetance rate

Been doing some research and I want to major in English and if possible get my masters though wandering would public or private be more cost effective? If possible wandering how the tuition aids work also so I can take that into perspective while searching.

I’m deciding classes for my next few years and I want to know which ones will be most helpful in grasping knowledge.

I was initially under the impression you can just go to college and focus on your major + a few other classes. I plan on majoring in fine arts. Is it mandatory that I complete other core class subjects prior to actually getting to take an art class? Can I even expect to touch a paint brush...

I want to do teaching but my parents want me to do engineering or medicine.

Like in college is it really hard and a lot of work?

What types of jobs are available and growing for Communication majors? I'm considering majoring in Communications, but am curious about the types of careers available since it's such a broad field.