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I was thinking math degree will make on the list, some the best graduates can be data science/ wall street, average or below graduate still have option for teaching middle schools
yeah haha contradiction i was like wtf... also whats up with computer science? They say you can get alk the stuff from internet so no need degree that much
@@waitwuttt Maybe it depends on other factors but i went to business school and i work in the field but i know people who do not. I am not saying those degrees aren't worth it, I am only saying that it is not "100% guarantee".
Nursing. I have been a nurse for 26 years and I wouldn't want to get another degree in anything else. It's been flexible, portable and rewarding helping others.
If you’re the best of the best it does! Step your game up. Go be great. Stand out from the others and Create a career not a job. But if that’s what you want, then you’re probably right.
I just got in an argument with someone over getting a degree. I believe that getting a degree in certain fields like nursing higher your chance of getting a job in the Medical Field. If anyone sees this please explain why you support or disproves this.
I don't want to be a millionaire I just want to do something that I enjoy, and will make an impact on mankind.. I think Nursing is something I can get behind...
@@Eman1900OFrom my perspective, I think that it's better that tax money is spent on things that are beneficial to citizens such as free college and healthcare than on things like never-ending wars.
@@SuperTron10 I'm also against the never-ending wars. I believe in military isolationism and putting America-first like the founding fathers said. I don't believe in spending that tax money on college degrees (which people may not even use for their job) and universal healthcare. I believe there are better options such as restructuring the insurance infrastructure. For example, doctors have no reason to lower prices when they are going to try to get the highest payment from the insurance company. It makes it to where there is no competition between doctors and their prices. Prices would drop dramatically if there was actual competition in the market. The only insurance there should be is catastrophic health insurance, for things like cancer, trauma, or anything else that could make you go broke. There are already low priced options for those that don't have insurance or low income, and I'm sure there would be more and at a lower price if there was competition.
Alux lists Psychology and Communications degrees as useless in another video, which means they don’t really know what they’re talking about and are only worried about producing content for their RUclips channel...🙄
10. Biology 09. Chemical Engineering 08. Nursing 07. Psychology 06. English Language & Literature 05. Economics 04. Business 03. Government / Political Science 02. Communications 01. Computer Science
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Well I got a Mechanical Engineering degree and then spent 15 years as a design engineer in machinery. Then I got an MBA when I was 50 years old and the best that I can do today is work as a job similar to a inland or a dry land longshoreman because no up- grades or hires unemployed professionals over 45 or 50 years old.
I’m considering going into a business/accounting degree or electrical engineering degree (with maybe renewable energy) do u have any advice/tips for me?
You're absolutely correct, but it didnt specify any particular degree or program that make them a "garauntee". If anything, it was as generic description as a wikipedia definition. Personally, bad video that it has no value.
After this upcoming recession, things will change up a bit. AI and Digital economy jobs will be more in demand and degrees will change to reflect that. 1. Computer Science - especially anything blockchain related, along with machine learning, IoT and Data Science 2. Engineering with robotics, automotive, aicraft and computers 3. Medical - surgical, nursing, therapies, bioengineering and advanced research related 4. Applied Science fields
Not gonna lie, most of these other than Computer Science are hit or miss as far as actually getting you a job. So many people with Poly Sci, Biology, Psychology, Business, etc. degrees working at Starbucks doing work not commensurate with their investment into school.
The school matters. In reality going to med school and getting a medical degree is really the only thing that guarantees you a job, or going to a top school like MIT or Harvard. Even then, you really need to work hard. But I've seen people from Cambridge university get a degree in languages and get a job in a bank. The thing is, you can learn most jobs on the spot. Going to a top school often indicates that a person has many desirable characteristics like a strong work ethic and great time management. Nothing guarantees you a job, but you're basically guaranteed one if you're willing to do your part in the places I just mentioned.
I'm studying biology, and more precisely genetics. That's the future of our world and people who have a Master's or PhD Degree on Genetics are very rare. I think I'll be alright.
Business degrees are great starting points for any fields because you have to finance your art and science by using entrepreneurial skills. My first million would go to business degree then science then art.
I'm fortunate enough to be studying a degree which includes Finance & Business, Economics and Computer Science all in one although when I started I thought it was useless
Some of these degrees like Political Science, Communications, and English which preceded Computer Science in the list are ones that I would probably disagree with. I am advising the younger generation, like my child to receive an MD in Dermatology or Cardiology. Basically, that is what I would have gone for if I had a second chance. Luckily my child is interested in those fields.
Always thought that Political Science was going to be useless.. Accounting is a more marketable degree than at least three-quarters of these. Accounting is a more marketable degree than at least three-quarters of these.
i personally believe if you go for a degree make sure its skill based. your time and money are important. as they say business books cant teach you how to do business.
I knew computer science would be number 1. You know the irony of it? You DO NOT NEED A DEGREE for computer science. In fact, by the time you are done the course, technology has moved so much that it was probably just better if you took your laptop to a library and learned that way. If you are smart, and passionate... there is a high demand. No need to waste money on a degree, take it from someone in the industry doing VERY well.
@@ericonelavancena9492 Sure, I am a chief design officer for a large company and I also run a freelancer business on the side. Tech, design and software development.
@@robertk8524 thats good to hear man, im also a comp. Sci. Graduate but cant seem to land in my country. Im taking masters in public administration right now hoping it would change things up
@@ericonelavancena9492 I would suggest leaving your country then or looking for clients online. You don't have to be held down by your locale in this modern day and age.
delirous8 accounting won’t be automated. I know actual accountants and it would be impossible for a software to distinguish certain things. Might cut down on errors but accountants won’t be going anywhere soon. There does however seem to be more accountants graduating now than there are jobs in desirable locations so that’s something. Remember that the CPA is the hardest professional exam so CPAs will always be demand since not every accountant will become one. It’s a barrier of entry but unfortunately that’s the only way you could be promoted in today’s economy.
#4 - Bullshit!! That degree gets no respect because it is too general. You need to specialize in Finance, Marketing, etc to get anywhere with that. #1 also. Tech changes so fast that what you know is dated by the time you graduate.
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Amazing show as usual alux, I would however like to request for a video on new emerging technology fields that don't even have proper degree courses yet... Such as DevOps
Until these careers get over saturated, like Nursing, though, as a nurse myself, I have been seeing MANY nurses leave the filed after 3-5 years after getting their nursing license, as they get disillusioned and burned out.
@Ostentatious ASMR I find it easy because I actually enjoy the class. If you ask me about stupid general education classes (english, philosophy) I can't say the same. The point is, everything is "easy" if you are interested and dedicate your time to it. I hate dedicating my time to something irrelevant to my interests and majors so I would call that "hard" (even though there really is no such thing. I just don't enjoy it so I find it "hard" to give it the time and work necessary to excel in that particular class).
jfish147 Im studying CS to. Technically IT, i needed my major to be specific. CS wasnt exact and it was very broad. After i get my bachelors, I’ll be going in for the practical
1. Computer Science 2. Communication 3. Government/Political science 4. Business 5. Economics 6. English Language & Literature 7. Psychology 8. Nursing 9. Chemical Engineering 10. Biology Did you agree....?
I would honestly say that the only degree on here that pretty much guarantees you to land an actual job right out of school would be nursing. Everything else is meh.... Nursing probably pays the most too. However, due to it's high demand and relatively low barrier to entry, you will see lots of people that shouldn't be in healthcare but are only there for the money. Keep that in mind.
2) communications 3) government/political science 5) economics 6) english language & literature 7) psychology are useless as well. Remove them. Please add civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Accounting, actuary, Information Systems and data science.
Economics is not usless dipsh*t, most econ majors go on to become financial analyst or accountants, im an econ major and i make 70k a years by working as an analyst
It's not on your list, but given quantum computing & AI not just on the horizon any more, I think I'd go for a physics degree. Not to mention physics (along w/ the mathematical understanding required) allows you to understand the mechanics of the Universe! Literally!
You forgot medical doctors. I was a business management major. I started many businesses being my own BOSS. Best major. Nothing happens until something is sold. Like gas to a car. Put all together Marketing , Sales and Customer service. Do these there you will guaranteed. End the end the degrees is a tool to begin with. The goal is to become independent of any boss. Your commitment and effort will reward you as much as you like. As you increase your earnings give some away to it will be returned 10 fold. I have done the many times. The challenge of starting a business will bring good results. Do not let anyone tell you it can't be done or now one will buy and you will fail. They are envious of what you are trying and will succeed. Be aware of so called "Friends" they are not your friends. Do not trust a woman they will discourage you and spend your hard-earned dollars. I have followed all of this and have not worked for someone in 55 years. Forgive my grammar trying to text in at midnight. Good luck
I don't have any degrees but I have a business and plant biology certificate from Coursera. The way I see it as long as you have something down on paper that can get you a job in multiple industries you're good. I'm currently in the cannabis industry and both of my certifications are helping me get through so far especially when applying for a higher position.
She forgot Education!!! There are lots and lots and lots of jobs in Education! It has my phone blowing up because of teacher shortages, teaching quitting the field during the middle of the year and kids not having a teacher, and thus we have to double class sizes! Sure, you'll have to deal with bad kids and the environment (more or less depending on the school). But, after learning the ropes, there are A LOT of jobs in Education and it is another field where one is likely to get a job with a degree!
Bro, I don't agree with this list at all. Only computer science make sense. All the medical once are way too expensive and the pay doesn't worth it. Communication degree I guess is ok but I don't know much about it.
An accountancy major once told me my English degree is useless. Who's laughing now when I'm a freelancer teaching on my own terms while he's stuck in a 9-5 job?
Baby boomers: Damn millennials always on their phones and computers, they'll go nowhere in life. Sees jobs to do with computers are one of the highest paying jobs in the world Baby boomers: *Confused screaming*
Communication degrees both my older sister and younger brother have one of these neither use their majors and I don’t see either joining me in retirement anytime soon. I quit college thirty years ago and have been retired for the last fifteen years.
Thanks a lot ALUX I’m planning going back to college in the fall I was majoring in Biology but interested in a lot of other things. Planning on joining the Air Force so they can pay for college.
Top 10 Degrees 10: Biology 09: Chemical Engineering 08: Nursing 07: Psychology 06: English Language & Literature 05: Economics 04: Business 03: Government/Political Science 02: Communication 01: Computer Science Yeah I'll choose chemical engineering. Love this,:D
I wouldn’t choose a degree based on my budget. I do what I do based on how much I like it, I’m good at it and how many chances I have at getting a job I’m passionate about and can live off. Being a millionaire wouldn’t have make me reconsider my choice that’s such a weird question to ask
So Irony all this is.. At the start of the video they say 'Future Billionaires' and are making videos of ways to get a job! Can u name a billionaire who is at job rn?
I find it really cool, it's very diverse and I think I'm pretty good at it.. but I wouldn't recommend doing a psychology degree (speaking from experience).
Also here u can find a couple of PARADOXES: 1. Economic & Business studies - after economic studies u can mostly work in companies or banks or financial institutions as an analyst. However in many cases people after economics go and work at accounting-like job posts as there are many positions offered in the labor market. 2. Psychology - there are two ways - coaching/training companies (own biz.activity mostly) or to become a psychotherapist but it also needs additional course which lasts from 2 to even 4 years cos college doesn’t prepare u to be a qualified therapist. Many of psychologists work in HR business so here mostly therapeutic or academic career is the best option. 3. Government/Political science - oh really there are so many jobs after it? From my european experience I know that people after political science work in very different branches and in many cases they had to take some additional short courses to do sth else.
The most useful degrees are not the ones that train you for a job, but ones that teach you how to CREATE your own job. 2,3,4, and 5 are the ones on this list that fall into that category.
I agree with #1 on the list, but #2-6 are kind of like getting a degree in History or Philosophy. I mean, most of them aren't bad, but it would save more time and money to just get experience in those fields (except for Communications, that's just a useless degree). Take #6 for example: you're better off just studying it at the library and writing Literature and publishing your work, NOT wasting time and money on a degree in that field. Idk Alux I think you're giving people bad advice with some of these majors.
Agreed. After having been a technology consultant for a number of major corporations, the hiring executives really seek out STEM degrees the most. Degrees not in those areas usually have to do a lot more to compete for fewer jobs.
M C I proved a point. My point is that half of these majors are useless and you can learn them at the library or gain real world experience instead of wasting time and money in college.
Actually if you have a degree in Mass communication. People that are on the news or able to market it with a company or even people in the sports journalism or Sports channels all have if not most have a degree under mass communications.
@@amyyaku5022 because everyone is so inclined to go to the library for hours right? The internet teaches you everything, yes, but that doesn't mean people are just going to start learning about political science, communications, or nursing all on their own.
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Heii Aluxers! What degree would you choose considering your millionaire status?
What top 10 would you like to see next?
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I got a Bachelor degree in English language and literature
Law
paths to choose in computer sciemce degree????
which stream has highest sallery in computer science
which stream will be most demanding in future in computer science??
I thought you said Psychology was one of the useless degrees. :/
I know right!
But then again, this video was made months ago. Buuut I want to be a therapist lol
Yes absolutely
Comms was too
yeaaaah
Yes, in another video they said Psychology and Communication degrees are useless
1) computer science
2) communications
3) government/political science
4) business
5) economics
6) english language & literature
7) psychology
8) nursing
9) chemical engineering
10) Biology
Thanks
Thanks
I was thinking math degree will make on the list, some the best graduates can be data science/ wall street, average or below graduate still have option for teaching middle schools
Dammit
Why did I go for electrical engineering
@@nabihbawazir8019
My math proffesor last semester was saying don't get a degree in math
Or at least, go for applied math
You included Psychology and Communication degree in your another video "10 Most Useless Degree" And then here too... 👏👏👏
Yh I don't even understand what they're doing
I think ure the only one pointing this out I hope alux sees this
yeah haha contradiction i was like wtf...
also whats up with computer science? They say you can get alk the stuff from internet so no need degree that much
@@cautarepvp2079 listen to the explaination from both you will understand
They included communications in the worst degrees too and now it’s here hahaha
Communications 😒 as well they put in both
business, engineering and medical field will 100% guarantee you a job.
Maybe not 100% but i get your point
@@MoniYakova everyone that i know personally with a bachelors or higher in that focus is very successful.
@@waitwuttt Maybe it depends on other factors but i went to business school and i work in the field but i know people who do not. I am not saying those degrees aren't worth it, I am only saying that it is not "100% guarantee".
Nursing. I have been a nurse for 26 years and I wouldn't want to get another degree in anything else. It's been flexible, portable and rewarding helping others.
Hi I'm from Pakistan . Actually I want to study nursing in abroad . Is it possible ?
From which country you are?
Sadly nothing can guarantee getting a job 100%
Right? And Billionaires dont have "jobs" don't you want us to be billionaires Alux?
If you’re the best of the best it does! Step your game up. Go be great. Stand out from the others and Create a career not a job. But if that’s what you want, then you’re probably right.
Facts. When go for a job. You"re selling yourself
@@bryanawalker5776 Oh man millenials still have the slavery mentality. Jobs are decreasing not increasing.
I just got in an argument with someone over getting a degree. I believe that getting a degree in certain fields like nursing higher your chance of getting a job in the Medical Field. If anyone sees this please explain why you support or disproves this.
Who remembers some of these degrees being apart of their top 10 most useless degrees😂😂
Talk about contradiction
me
Agreed.
Makes you wonder how much you can trust these kind of videos of theirs.
haha! so much for you tube education!
True. What hypocrisy.
What does” my name is win” mean?
In reality its 3
1. Computer Science
2. Nursing
3. Engineering.
Or the typical acronym STEM.
Science. Tech. Engineer. Math/Medic.
ThePresentation010 totally agree!!!
Yeah in my country engineering is only consider useful all others are useless even finance accounts business economics etc, its tough life here
ThePresentation010 I was wondering about STEM always promoted as the best subjects. Not forgetting a Law Degree as the go to subjects.
Biology as well! you can join the medical field through it or pursue a more research oriented career, or go to dental school
Is architecture including engineering?
I don't want to be a millionaire I just want to do something that I enjoy, and will make an impact on mankind.. I think Nursing is something I can get behind...
In Denmark we get paid for studying... No student loans :)
Oliver Jensen Music you also have high taxes
@@Eman1900OFrom my perspective, I think that it's better that tax money is spent on things that are beneficial to citizens such as free college and healthcare than on things like never-ending wars.
Traditionalist That’s true.
@@SuperTron10 I'm also against the never-ending wars. I believe in military isolationism and putting America-first like the founding fathers said. I don't believe in spending that tax money on college degrees (which people may not even use for their job) and universal healthcare. I believe there are better options such as restructuring the insurance infrastructure. For example, doctors have no reason to lower prices when they are going to try to get the highest payment from the insurance company. It makes it to where there is no competition between doctors and their prices. Prices would drop dramatically if there was actual competition in the market. The only insurance there should be is catastrophic health insurance, for things like cancer, trauma, or anything else that could make you go broke. There are already low priced options for those that don't have insurance or low income, and I'm sure there would be more and at a lower price if there was competition.
Oliver Jensen Music your lucky that the Allies saved your country from the Nazi invasion.
Alux lists Psychology and Communications degrees as useless in another video, which means they don’t really know what they’re talking about and are only worried about producing content for their RUclips channel...🙄
Basically. , going for job is a competition , its not the degree its you. And your experience
You nailed it. Having these two degrees in both lists causes Alux to loose credibility
Yes you nailed
Yeah★
Biopsychology
You say that psychology and communications Is useless in other video
Big facts
You sure do!
-So?
Which is it?
Sue T. R. Top 10 most useless degree 2019-Alux
True. Communications is not worth it due to it's low R.O.I. As for Psychology, unless you want to get a PhD on the subject, don't bother.
Super....yaa I also saw....
Mathematics/Statistics/Data Science/Data Analytics.
10. Biology
09. Chemical Engineering
08. Nursing
07. Psychology
06. English Language & Literature
05. Economics
04. Business
03. Government / Political Science
02. Communications
01. Computer Science
the big picture is some of these majors might be very useless the place you live in, but It will be very useful in other countries or cities.
Such an interesting video topic! It’s so crazy how fast things have changed
Yup. Can't wait to see how things will change in the next 10 years
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Well I got a Mechanical Engineering degree and then spent 15 years as a design engineer in machinery. Then I got an MBA when I was 50 years old and the best that I can do today is work as a job similar to a inland or a dry land longshoreman because no up- grades or hires unemployed professionals over 45 or 50 years old.
I’m considering going into a business/accounting degree or electrical engineering degree (with maybe renewable energy) do u have any advice/tips for me?
You lost all credibility after you are quoted saying psychology and communication are useless
It was made clear that it was only useless for a bachelors
You're absolutely correct, but it didnt specify any particular degree or program that make them a "garauntee". If anything, it was as generic description as a wikipedia definition. Personally, bad video that it has no value.
They aren't useless you can work at starbux
Far too many people go into a psychology bachelor's degree, especially with student debt and low paying return on investment
Lol.. 😂 8
What about Doctors ? I am a Doctor. The video began and ended with the scenes of Doctors and still...hmmm....Something fishy...
VARUN R.V my thoughts exactly... like there’s no course with better job security than medicine.... amazingly communications is here and med isn’t😂😂😂
Feel you bro
I think it was undergraduate degrees
@@jarolrivera640 there was nursing...didn't you notice that...and even MBA..these are graduate degrees...
@Jarol_Rivera im from Venezuela. Here and pretty much everywhere except for the USA, medicine is an undergraduate course.
I can only see nursing and computer science degrees are marketable.
Business degrees not always guarantee jobs - especially because so many people graduate them and they are taught in almost every school.
Thank God I did Economics and Now Political Science
Get that knowledge and 💰 💯
@@jayjontrematherscarter yeaaaaaaaah
Yess!!!
is masters in economics good ?
Me too but I missed mathematics in this video. It's rare and very profitable.
After this upcoming recession, things will change up a bit. AI and Digital economy jobs will be more in demand and degrees will change to reflect that.
1. Computer Science - especially anything blockchain related, along with machine learning, IoT and Data Science
2. Engineering with robotics, automotive, aicraft and computers
3. Medical - surgical, nursing, therapies, bioengineering and advanced research related
4. Applied Science fields
Wait, what about law, math, physics, geosciences, etc? they're all safer than say political science or English.
Not gonna lie, most of these other than Computer Science are hit or miss as far as actually getting you a job. So many people with Poly Sci, Biology, Psychology, Business, etc. degrees working at Starbucks doing work not commensurate with their investment into school.
Pilot don't need a degree. but still flight hour, training and licensee. which not cheap.
Still worth the knowledge it gives you more confidence in getting any job and you can be self employed with the knowledge etc, 👍
The school matters. In reality going to med school and getting a medical degree is really the only thing that guarantees you a job, or going to a top school like MIT or Harvard. Even then, you really need to work hard. But I've seen people from Cambridge university get a degree in languages and get a job in a bank. The thing is, you can learn most jobs on the spot. Going to a top school often indicates that a person has many desirable characteristics like a strong work ethic and great time management. Nothing guarantees you a job, but you're basically guaranteed one if you're willing to do your part in the places I just mentioned.
I'm studying biology, and more precisely genetics. That's the future of our world and people who have a Master's or PhD Degree on Genetics are very rare. I think I'll be alright.
good luck me too in the future
Yes if you do biology then go into genetics you should be good
Business degrees are great starting points for any fields because you have to finance your art and science by using entrepreneurial skills.
My first million would go to business degree then science then art.
I'm fortunate enough to be studying a degree which includes Finance & Business, Economics and Computer Science all in one although when I started I thought it was useless
I’m considering either applying for a business/accounting degree or a engineering (electrical and renewable energy) degree, any tips for me?
And what is that degree?
MIS?
I have 2 of B.S in Psychology and Masters of Business Administration.
I definitely agree with number 1, I’ve coded with pepper (the robot at the end) before so seeing it in this video is pretty cool 😁
Some of these degrees like Political Science, Communications, and English which preceded Computer Science in the list are ones that I would probably disagree with.
I am advising the younger generation, like my child to receive an MD in Dermatology or Cardiology.
Basically, that is what I would have gone for if I had a second chance.
Luckily my child is interested in those fields.
Why did you put Walter White in the thumbnail of a video about Degrees and Job
Always thought that Political Science was going to be useless..
Accounting is a more marketable degree than at least three-quarters of these.
Accounting is a more marketable degree than at least three-quarters of these.
True. Accounting is actually a good degree, especially if you plan to get into business yourself.
Always thought that Political Science was going to be useless..
It is, Unless end up going to a top 20 Law School afterwards.
i personally believe if you go for a degree make sure its skill based. your time and money are important. as they say business books cant teach you how to do business.
hey, in your other topic 10 useless degrees psychology is the one ; and in this topic psychology is included.why?
communication also in both videos
@mario reoyan they were two different speakers (person). Some of their videos are contradicting beliefs due to different content anonymous creator.
God is telling you not to base your life and trust man
feeling proud of myself for being a computer science student
Great video , but didn't you forget the two of the best ever - engineering and mathematics ?
100%, & I disagree with psychology & communications
They said engineering careers are saturated. Is it true?
@@userfp001 thanks
@ab cd when? 2050s?? I might be retired by then. You're such a delulu.
Great hardest one. If you not genius good luck try to get a job since it very difficult to competing.
I knew computer science would be number 1. You know the irony of it? You DO NOT NEED A DEGREE for computer science. In fact, by the time you are done the course, technology has moved so much that it was probably just better if you took your laptop to a library and learned that way. If you are smart, and passionate... there is a high demand. No need to waste money on a degree, take it from someone in the industry doing VERY well.
May I ask what is your job, and what do you do in your job
@@ericonelavancena9492 Sure, I am a chief design officer for a large company and I also run a freelancer business on the side. Tech, design and software development.
@@robertk8524 thats good to hear man, im also a comp. Sci. Graduate but cant seem to land in my country. Im taking masters in public administration right now hoping it would change things up
@@ericonelavancena9492 I would suggest leaving your country then or looking for clients online. You don't have to be held down by your locale in this modern day and age.
I think you missed top 3
doctors, accountants, lawyers....
I was looking for accountants too, but hey, they do have a business degree.
They gonna be automated anywayzz
@@tbreezy6732 Accountants are going to be automated pretty soon, you won't see any more tax preparers.
@@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou True but they are some examples of how accounting jobs can be automated. Auditors may still be around though.
delirous8 accounting won’t be automated. I know actual accountants and it would be impossible for a software to distinguish certain things. Might cut down on errors but accountants won’t be going anywhere soon. There does however seem to be more accountants graduating now than there are jobs in desirable locations so that’s something. Remember that the CPA is the hardest professional exam so CPAs will always be demand since not every accountant will become one. It’s a barrier of entry but unfortunately that’s the only way you could be promoted in today’s economy.
I would choose to pursue an educational doctorate in Nursing and teach in Europe. I am a retired Registered Nurse with 28 years in the field.
#4 - Bullshit!! That degree gets no respect because it is too general. You need to specialize in Finance, Marketing, etc to get anywhere with that.
#1 also. Tech changes so fast that what you know is dated by the time you graduate.
Marketing??? That’s a joke. Finance is too general. The only business degree worth getting is an accounting degree.
Computer Science, due to the simple facts that I love thecnonolgy
Many of these majors don't guarantee a job AT ALL!!!
Roddy Rod terrible list. What are they smoking?
@@Eman1900O They are smoking human shit
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At the end of the day, whatever degree you may hold, being street smart is an essential part of surviving in this world.
Amazing show as usual alux, I would however like to request for a video on new emerging technology fields that don't even have proper degree courses yet... Such as DevOps
Until these careers get over saturated, like Nursing, though, as a nurse myself, I have been seeing MANY nurses leave the filed after 3-5 years after getting their nursing license, as they get disillusioned and burned out.
Then why they put psychology and communication in useless degrees list.
Ananya Mars I was thinking the same thing...
Lol I thought I’m the only one who notice
Computer science the world is changing every second and be able to event a new invention with that degree
Yes I am a computer science student .
@Ostentatious ASMR Everything is GIVEN if you put in the necessary work...
@Ostentatious ASMR Then why would you even ask?
@Ostentatious ASMR I find it easy because I actually enjoy the class. If you ask me about stupid general education classes (english, philosophy) I can't say the same. The point is, everything is "easy" if you are interested and dedicate your time to it. I hate dedicating my time to something irrelevant to my interests and majors so I would call that "hard" (even though there really is no such thing. I just don't enjoy it so I find it "hard" to give it the time and work necessary to excel in that particular class).
@Ostentatious ASMR What you asking doesn't quite make any sense if you already comprehend what it is that i am saying as you said you do...
You could probably drop out and still get a job. The area is so highly in demand.
I would pursue computer sci coz i would love to make a game and also many things on art area and performing
I knew it computer science will be at top. ✋🤚😎
Me too
@Shaft Canyoudigit the percentage of CS that are unemployed are lower than other majors
Yup me too!
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Im studying CS to. Technically IT, i needed my major to be specific. CS wasnt exact and it was very broad. After i get my bachelors, I’ll be going in for the practical
@Shane hill lol liberal arts?
Thank God I did Economics and Now Political Science
In Denmark we get paid for studying... No student loans :)
Do y’all study in English ?
Lets go! I'm a Business student!
1. Computer Science
2. Communication
3. Government/Political science
4. Business
5. Economics
6. English Language & Literature
7. Psychology
8. Nursing
9. Chemical Engineering
10. Biology
Did you agree....?
Economics and business degree cause that's what I am passionate about
I would honestly say that the only degree on here that pretty much guarantees you to land an actual job right out of school would be nursing. Everything else is meh.... Nursing probably pays the most too. However, due to it's high demand and relatively low barrier to entry, you will see lots of people that shouldn't be in healthcare but are only there for the money. Keep that in mind.
I saw in another Alux video that communications and psychology are among the most useless degrees. How did they end up on this list?
2) communications
3) government/political science
5) economics
6) english language & literature
7) psychology
are useless as well. Remove them.
Please add civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Accounting, actuary, Information Systems and data science.
Economics is not usless dipsh*t, most econ majors go on to become financial analyst or accountants, im an econ major and i make 70k a years by working as an analyst
Where's the engreening ?
The M.D.?
Mathematics?
Psychiatrist are MD’s. Also, one cannot be a Psychiatrist with having a bachelors in psychology
I would finish my degree in Computer Forensics.
It's not on your list, but given quantum computing & AI not just on the horizon any more, I think I'd go for a physics degree. Not to mention physics (along w/ the mathematical understanding required) allows you to understand the mechanics of the Universe! Literally!
I'd rather have a degree that can help me start-up my own business. Working for someone else is self-limiting in a way...
Ivan We have a degree in our university which is known as Entrepreneurship.
If I’m not a billionaire in the future I’m suing this channel for false advertisement!
Right? What I said!!!!
Get your facts right. What about medicine, Pharmacy, Engineering...
You forgot medical doctors. I was a business management major. I started many businesses being my own BOSS. Best major. Nothing happens until something is sold. Like gas to a car. Put all together Marketing , Sales and Customer service. Do these there you will guaranteed. End the end the degrees is a tool to begin with. The goal is to become independent of any boss. Your commitment and effort will reward you as much as you like. As you increase your earnings give some away to it will be returned 10 fold. I have done the many times. The challenge of starting a business will bring good results. Do not let anyone tell you it can't be done or now one will buy and you will fail. They are envious of what you are trying and will succeed. Be aware of so called "Friends" they are not your friends. Do not trust a woman they will discourage you and spend your hard-earned dollars. I have followed all of this and have not worked for someone in 55 years. Forgive my grammar trying to text in at midnight. Good luck
I don't have any degrees but I have a business and plant biology certificate from Coursera. The way I see it as long as you have something down on paper that can get you a job in multiple industries you're good. I'm currently in the cannabis industry and both of my certifications are helping me get through so far especially when applying for a higher position.
Music, agriculture, botany, history,government,science these are some of my favorite subjects
Psychology because I am teaching exceptional students right now here in Florida, USA 🇺🇸!!!:-)
This page is contradictory,it says psychology is a useless degree but it also says its guarenteed a job??🤔🤔
Have a BSc. degree in Communication Engineering and Master in Computer Engineering.
Number one and Two.
No Job.😪
The college should refund your money.
She forgot Education!!! There are lots and lots and lots of jobs in Education! It has my phone blowing up because of teacher shortages, teaching quitting the field during the middle of the year and kids not having a teacher, and thus we have to double class sizes! Sure, you'll have to deal with bad kids and the environment (more or less depending on the school). But, after learning the ropes, there are A LOT of jobs in Education and it is another field where one is likely to get a job with a degree!
I'd choose Biology (genetic engineering), It's too potent to ignore.
Bro, I don't agree with this list at all. Only computer science make sense. All the medical once are way too expensive and the pay doesn't worth it. Communication degree I guess is ok but I don't know much about it.
Sadly nothing can guarantee getting a job 100%
Always thought that Political Science was going to be useless..
An accountancy major once told me my English degree is useless. Who's laughing now when I'm a freelancer teaching on my own terms while he's stuck in a 9-5 job?
Baby boomers: Damn millennials always on their phones and computers, they'll go nowhere in life.
Sees jobs to do with computers are one of the highest paying jobs in the world
Baby boomers: *Confused screaming*
This is very subjective. Science degrees like biology are not in much use in countries that don’t have the infrastructures or budget for research
*Great info. Thanks for showing us where to get the MOST BANG for our BUCK.*
hi
Communication degrees both my older sister and younger brother have one of these neither use their majors and I don’t see either joining me in retirement anytime soon. I quit college thirty years ago and have been retired for the last fifteen years.
Thanks a lot ALUX I’m planning going back to college in the fall I was majoring in Biology but interested in a lot of other things. Planning on joining the Air Force so they can pay for college.
Good luck see you in the military once I finish school
D A lol when are you planning on joining
Top 10 Degrees
10: Biology
09: Chemical Engineering
08: Nursing
07: Psychology
06: English Language & Literature
05: Economics
04: Business
03: Government/Political Science
02: Communication
01: Computer Science
Yeah I'll choose chemical engineering. Love this,:D
1. Business
2. Economics
Any idea about bsns. I wann start next year.
I wouldn’t choose a degree based on my budget. I do what I do based on how much I like it, I’m good at it and how many chances I have at getting a job I’m passionate about and can live off. Being a millionaire wouldn’t have make me reconsider my choice that’s such a weird question to ask
Now I feel better about the fact that I'm studying communication!
I find it strange that this list does not include accountants. I don’t know a CPA without a job; and this is true in many countries!
So Irony all this is..
At the start of the video they say 'Future Billionaires' and are making videos of ways to get a job!
Can u name a billionaire who is at job rn?
I find it really cool, it's very diverse and I think I'm pretty good at it.. but I wouldn't recommend doing a psychology degree (speaking from experience).
Also here u can find a couple of PARADOXES:
1. Economic & Business studies - after economic studies u can mostly work in companies or banks or financial institutions as an analyst. However in many cases people after economics go and work at accounting-like job posts as there are many positions offered in the labor market.
2. Psychology - there are two ways - coaching/training companies (own biz.activity mostly) or to become a psychotherapist but it also needs additional course which lasts from 2 to even 4 years cos college doesn’t prepare u to be a qualified therapist. Many of psychologists work in HR business so here mostly therapeutic or academic career is the best option.
3. Government/Political science - oh really there are so many jobs after it? From my european experience I know that people after political science work in very different branches and in many cases they had to take some additional short courses to do sth else.
The most useful degrees are not the ones that train you for a job, but ones that teach you how to CREATE your own job. 2,3,4, and 5 are the ones on this list that fall into that category.
I agree with #1 on the list, but #2-6 are kind of like getting a degree in History or Philosophy. I mean, most of them aren't bad, but it would save more time and money to just get experience in those fields (except for Communications, that's just a useless degree). Take #6 for example: you're better off just studying it at the library and writing Literature and publishing your work, NOT wasting time and money on a degree in that field.
Idk Alux I think you're giving people bad advice with some of these majors.
You haven't proved any point though. Come back when you can.
Agreed. After having been a technology consultant for a number of major corporations, the hiring executives really seek out STEM degrees the most. Degrees not in those areas usually have to do a lot more to compete for fewer jobs.
M C I proved a point. My point is that half of these majors are useless and you can learn them at the library or gain real world experience instead of wasting time and money in college.
Actually if you have a degree in Mass communication. People that are on the news or able to market it with a company or even people in the sports journalism or Sports channels all have if not most have a degree under mass communications.
@@amyyaku5022 because everyone is so inclined to go to the library for hours right? The internet teaches you everything, yes, but that doesn't mean people are just going to start learning about political science, communications, or nursing all on their own.
What about Electrical and Electronics Engineering or mechanical and mechatronics engineering.... or Civil and Environmental Engineering???
I'm a Political Science major 😂
Funny everyone I know with Master in Social work and a Master in counseling psychology are earning over 100 dollars per 45 minute session.
engineering and computer science are the best
Yes
Where I'm from only nursing is guaranteed, the rest struggle like hell
Economics should be top 3
economics degree is the most usefull degree nowdays