Top 10 College Majors That Are Actually Worth It

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Yeah this list is not believable Are you telling me that people that struggle to finish their coloring sheets, aka business majors, are going to somehow be better than chemistry majors?
Comment from : TheHolyMage

what’s with the different angles💀💀💀
Comment from : wrd

Cheers for computer science , in my 2nd year right now
Comment from : 🏳️‍🌈⃠ Yin Yang

Got a 68k starting salary job with Econ deg
Comment from : Done Deal

I’ve realized that I don’t actually have a calling in this life of mine Me typing this is sickening but the truth
Comment from : Gauri Palucho

i broke 100k at 29 with an engineering masters
Comment from : Qui-Gon Jinn

Disagree with Computer Science Most Computer work is “On-Call” 24x7 Coding is outsourced cheep to India AI will kill a lot of the man power needed
Comment from : k9m42

No passion to follow in an African home
Comment from : David London

I'm doing EE, CE, and CS
Comment from : Troy Rose

Hey @shane hummuss help us discover more about user expericence bachelors degree and unis that havee that degree
Comment from : iriza_peace

Videos like this make me laugh because the whole supposition is one of - just make money FOLLOW YOUR PASSION PEOPLE - DON'T LET VIDEOS LIKE THIS DUPE YOU INTO THINKING THAT YOUR LIFE AS AN ADULT IS ONLY ABOUT MONEYbeing educated is many different things to different people! Some of the worst and most boring interactions that I've had were with people who think like this - they knew relatively nothing outside of what they learned in school Some of the best and most fulfilling interactions were with people who studied Liberal Arts, Communications, History etc because they had a view on life that wasn't besieged by just money In the end it's all about you - yes, bills need to be paid and people have material wants, but life is bigger than these "Top Ten Majors" and so is being "educated"
Comment from : Derrick

do you think physical therapy is good???
Comment from : Fadwa Khaled

As someone who wants to go into computer science, I see this as a win
Comment from : Complicated Cosmo

Currently in school for a BS in Software Engineering Went through the military radiography program before that
Comment from : Robert Contreras

Hey can you tell how good is HRM for masters?
Comment from : Maha Kazi

Mathematics must be a joke Out of the 40 of college students that drop out, most of them drop out because they fail math one too many times and get so sick of it
Comment from : Will TheVideoMaker

can you do music lol
Comment from : c9rolina

Degrees are good in just getting you through the door for most fields, but #1 thing is knowing how to articulate yourself in an interview and actually crafting a good resumebrbrYou also need to actually know what you want to do in life, or if you're like me and don't really have any passion in anything you could turn into a career, look for stability
Comment from : Slav God

How about an Applied Technology degree? Is it worth it?
Comment from : Anthony Stevenson

IMO Healthcare is the best degree, because one is less likely to get canned after the old age of 40 Saw that before my eyes with Engineering and Programming in 07 recessionbrbrNot trying to be a Cassandra, but now it is 23, and AI could be more of a threat in most industries
Comment from : Matt Taylor

Provisional Certificate Examination should be conducted on Holidays and should be Free otherwise Students would fall for Internet scams
Comment from : The Broken Cup

FIRE movement!! So funny 😅
Comment from : māngāi

Welp Guess my marketing degree is worthless
Comment from : Michael Basgall

What website can I find the mycollegedegreeranker info?
Comment from : Jakobe

Yes, keep on hyping up my decision to take CS 😂
Comment from : IceCold

What about computer engineering
Comment from : ZEN

what exactly does his ranker take into account? he sounds so pretentious every single time he mentions it but i wanna believe him although he sounds silly 😂
Comment from : notatallbroe

Late to the party but if you want to work in health care, be it a nurse or through med school: Money and career wise it will definitely pay off on the long run, however, if you truly want to be happy and successful in the career path you have to be passionate about it too There will be days where it can really be straining (emotionally and physically) Next to that you will work with all sorts of people and you have to not only be patient but also caring and supportive to them If you’re only doing it for the money but don’t like the job or working with people, I wouldn’t advice the career path at all There is so many health care workers that work with burnout complaints or are sitting at home due tot that reason (not that I’m implying that all of those people aren’t passionate about their job, more that being passionate definitely lowers the risk)
Comment from : Jesse

"Buisness Degrees have the reputation of being easy" brbrMeanwhile im suffering in my accounting degree
Comment from : Unknown

If you're not majoring in one of these wtf are you even majoring in??? Communications????
Comment from : Jakob Petrik

And my mom was hating on me for taking an business economics major smh
Comment from : Nil Jambaro

i am definitely not arguing with the top 3 Nursing, engineering, and CS is easily the most hirable degrees in this current job market Business and economics definitely belongs in the top 10 most useless degrees to get, much less top 10 best degrees to get My dad who doesnt even have a highschool diploma works with a lot of economic/business degree majors lmao, and my dad is doing porter
Comment from : Ngawang R

Where you do guys rank a master of science in data science
Comment from : Panda _DVA

I studied statistics because I got tired of stupid people "pulling out the numbers" and misrepresenting data Pisses me off YOLO
Comment from : ExistentialRap

I really wanted a fine arts degree, but my mom would not let me live in her house & go to art school LMAO She was a BIG proponent of STEM So I went to school for a BS in mathematics, something I was good at but not 'in love' with I am so grateful my mom forced this on me I now have a great job, and recommend this degree to anyone that can hack it
Comment from : britt R

I would be interested in where you would put Subjects such as astrophysics and planetary science Also surprised Law and architecture didn’t fit on the list
Comment from : callumdolphin

CS is defo not number 1 Also how is law not in this list?
Comment from : ShiningChris

rip to everyone that doesn’t like math
Comment from : a dra

so what dagree should i do
Comment from : Steven Singh

i know a lot about coding laptops and computers and how to fix program develop and up grades for computers laptops i pads phones and i know a lot about Business like funds trades and sales i also know about krypto sales i'm also great in online trades sales and funds
Comment from : Steven Singh

Currently studying a History major, couldn't care less about getting a job related to it, I just wanted to study something I really liked and not something that will probably end up with me wanting to quit (having extreme mathematical anxiety doesn't help either)brBeing a teacher or doing some divulgative work sounds good tho
Comment from : Christian Galaz

Too late i'm already in my 4th year of college LOL🤡🤡
Comment from : Blurry Lama

13:38 you mean learning to prove that Real numbers are uncountable doesn’t have real world application?
Comment from : rdspam

4:07 what “other four”?
Comment from : rdspam

I would not plan on graduating with computer science or engineering degree for the next 2-5 years if I were you <------ (has engineering degree) If you do good luck finding a job
Comment from : Me

yeah yeah all those ranking videosbrjust do what you want, unless you need to earn money right away
Comment from : 전종인

I was a business major I’ve been making around 150,000 I’ve been working for a actuary firm for about 10 years it has been a great fit for me one thing about business I would say though is stack your certifications CPA and CCO especially
Comment from : Blake Corbin

What steps would I need to become an accountant?
Comment from : Fuji Mizuki

Computer science is the most replaceable job through AI in existence
Comment from : Tim McGill

Where is this list? 3:46 3:47?
Comment from : Jake Leo

After watching about 50 of the video, I can confidently say that this dude has absolutely no clue about what he is talking about bias propaganda 100
Comment from : john tower

what about dental hygienist?
Comment from : Hady albagu

where does accountancy (specifically CA) fall in?
Comment from : JustSomeone

what about finance? is it good?
Comment from : Saif

3rd year studying chemical engineering I feel like I made the right decision
Comment from : Jordy

i am worried about rapid development of AI that will probably replace the majority of jobs
Comment from : Aiko

cap
Comment from : KuroCXL

From personal experience, I would say leaning chemistry was rewarding Started out as a chemical engineer major, was not into the heavy math as I was the science, so I changed to chemistry Along with the thought that it would allow a broader scope of careers to choose from Went through biology, chem 1,2 organic chem 1,2 analytical chemistry Calculus 1,2 physics 1,2 etc It was all quite nice and quite difficult at times calculus 2 in particular But I got to my late third year before covid struck I took some time on my personal health, and now I find myself working as a lucrative construction worker for some of the biggest hotel owners of the South or even across the US ie roosevelt, marriott, hilton, double tree Life finds doors that open, and you choose which ones to walk through I, however, am much more fortunate of my opportunistic career But I would never have regretted following my passion for chemistry as it always holds a dear place in my heart and passion It is something worth learning if you enjoy it
Comment from : Metallic Shades

As a cs student, I find this hard to believe The competition in the cs industry is extremely extremely competitive It's definitely not for everyone Not with today's job market either I'd honestly encourage anyone to pursue nursing if you're in it for the security and money only; they'll never run out of jobs
Comment from : eZra S

Sterile processing technician! >:D
Comment from : Star

thank you so much bro
Comment from : dioudonne sumaili

Ashton Kutcher and Cindy Crawford never graduated and their fame is completely unrelated to engineering Of all successful engineers why are they being highlighted here?
Comment from : qingchang

Note the lack of majors ending in "Studies" Have to knock the Humanities
Comment from : Michael Cap

This really sucks for people who are bad at or not interested in STEM subjects
Comment from : iceunelle

Oh yeah #1 is the degree I'm studying at University, so happy and proud of my degree
Comment from : Cristina Oquendo Murillo

0:07 Asian parents: Engineer or Doctor
Comment from : Aurko Mitra

Got a bachelor degree in electronics engineeringbrAnd a masters degree in computer science brDo not regret going to college for these degrees one bit Got scholarships and have zero student loan debt either
Comment from : Bidhan Bhattarai

As someone who is a college freshman studying computer science: I'm not a fan of math I'm gonna be blunt with those who hate math Nearly ALL good paying jobs require you to study math I chose to suck it up, and it's to the point that CS hw becomes the highlight of my day as 90 of my work is just calculus
Comment from : Wow

10 Chemistry br9 Economicsbr8 Physics br7 Mathematicsbr6 Statistics br5 Businessbr4 Technology br3 Nursing br2 Engineering br1 Computer Science
Comment from : 341

Learn to plumb
Comment from : Plumbing

Is engineering worth it? And whats the average and highest salary in Ireland?
Comment from : SoulReaper

Whats funny is that the people who have put in the work to get these degrees and jobs have such irresponsibility with finances and debt that kills them literally 😂
Comment from : Ruben Moreno

Hmm Dance Performance has to be around… 800/900 lol
Comment from : Iain Engle-Roe

yeah this aint the video for someone in the middle eastbrwe have no loans and our countries demands are different
Comment from : boo

W
Comment from : Yucki Dude

My PhD is in Chemical Physics Still nobody cares, but me
Comment from : Don R Mueller, PhD

Im trying to choose between a computer science or computer information systems bachelors degree right now I’ve heard both are very similar but the main differences are, CS is heavily math and CIS is a little bit of math but more related to the business side of tech and how they work together to function Any advice?
Comment from : Mr Charizard

Lmao well all knew CS would be rank 1 CS students would disagree though
Comment from : T U R T L E R A B B I T

What about accounting, law, actuary
Comment from : Soham Banerjee

excited for the artist video!
Comment from : Sophia Murillo

How is a math degree not better than a CS degree ? You can have a CS job and be paid even more because you are more theoretically trained and not a coding monkey
Comment from : Yaban Namba

Should I stay in CS or switch to dentistry help me any advice?
Comment from : May Salah

Doctorate and you don't understand how science works? Yikes
Comment from : Ryguy2022

I got a bsc maths degree and I find it pretty much useless in the real world
Comment from : Gokul Krishna

What about biotechnology?
Comment from : in this moment

so in short: all science related (math, physics and chemical) are worth it, same with business and IT
Comment from : Marcus

Thanks for your videos
Comment from : S L

Internet's gurus will say how come u r not a millionairecome here take my course and u will become a millionaire
Comment from : Kushem Chang

Hello! What do you think about the BSc Marketing by university of London?
Comment from : Mariam

That’s why you should move to Sweden, because not only is it free, the government actually pays you to get a degree
Comment from : August Fredrixon 🇸🇪

What the hell, I’m planning to go to UPenn for CS and thought I was making the wrong decision You caught me so off guard when saying Computer Science
Comment from : Just Feeshy

Wow! I scored twice! I first got a physics degree (UC Berkeley, 1979) followed by a mechanical engineering degree (UC Berkeley, 1983) I'm not sure I would recommend a bachelors in physics if the reward was to work in the financial industry but there are some entry level jobs you could get in technology companies In my case though, I got a job at a Dept of Energy National laboratory Getting the masters in mechanical engineering (heat transfer & thermodynamics) did boost me into the scientist classification and onward to a 30 year career I spent about half my career developing scientific instrumentation for air pollution monitoring The final and best half of my career was providing engineering support for the Human Genome Project and a DNA sequencing laboratorybrbrAND he mentioned the FIRE movement I didn't retire at 35 but I did retire at 55 which is pretty early He also talked about remote jobs which, thanks to the pandemic, finally became relevant I mention this because I retired to Thailand and remote jobs may allow you to work remotely in foreign countries Think about it
Comment from : Martin P

10-5 degrees suck and are basically useless
Comment from : RSB

hello, i just got into a university in my country for "computer engineering", is it a good degree? because from what it seems its like a mix of CS and Engineering which is why i like it but please any one who took this major tell me your experiences :D
Comment from : TR1