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Do a video on Pre- Law degrees I know you're going to say That is no such thing as a pre-law major, but a. school like Liberty University offer a bachelor science of law and policy, and it has dash pre-law And I seen one of the degrees that's literally what it has can you explain this major?
So you’re telling me getting a degree in gender studies won’t get me a 6 figure job in a gender studies factory?
Lol
Lmao
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😂😂😂
lol And then, even if your plan is to be a gender studies professor at a university, good luck. 1. Not every university has a gender studies program, and 2. It’s extremely difficult to become a tenured professor. 3. If you actually get an adjunct professor job, you’ll likely be spending years teaching subjects you’re not that interested in before you actually get to focus solely on your topics of interest.
I can tell you’re getting fed up with the politicization of higher education. We are too.
Very very fed up. Universities would actually have some value by giving a well rounded perspective and letting students choose which issues they agree and disagree with, aka critical thinking.
@@ShaneHummus For a person who hates mainstream media you sure love to repeat lines from FOX news. Colleges do exactly that...except they also make it clear that straight white men aren't the only thing in the world. Some may not like this reality but that's the truth. Just because you disagree with it doesn't mean colleges aren't including critical thinking.
Have a stronger defence - avoid doing negative things
1) Science-related degrees: weakest in STEM for its basic biology - universities are pushing woke propaganda. Curriculums are clashing with objective realities and clouding politics views
a. Good for only those who have a plan of getting a Masters or PhD as this is a great prerequisite
b. Oversaturated; too many biology majors which increases competition amongst other grad students majoring in biology
2) Too general degrees: valuable degrees are the ones where you can specialize
a. Generalists can have access to online courses
b. Communications degree
3) Too specific: don't overdo it where your future job can be obsolete
a. Printer Technology degree - does not carry over into other jobs - rather get an IT or CS degree
b. Entry level IT jobs are more helpful since they get your foot in the door - lots of growth and opportunity
4) Education: low unemployment rate but low paying and lack of opportunity
a. Dead-end job, little progress, dealing with woke propaganda that you're forced to comply with
b. Work hard, don't get paid well
5) No demand: ie sociology degrees
6) No degree required: creative writing
a. Academic writing vs compelling writers
7) No degrees specification: criminal justice degree - where companies do not care what you graduated with, rather they only care that you were able to obtain an education (bachelors)
Degree isn't necessary: information technology (IT) - you do not need a degree to get a certain career - you can work your way up.
Teaching degree “dealing with woke propaganda that you're forced to comply with”
That’s called reluctantly joining the teachers union for protection.
Nonsense. "Woke propaganda" is a buzzword. Sorry but more than one race exists. No, no, no, teachers in states like Texas are being forced to restrict their speech and avoid talking about things like racism or reading books.
@TheAdamK But that protection magically goes away the moment they find out you vote Republican. Unions are nothing more than DNC money funneling machines now, sadly.
the idea about creative writing stuff is so RIGHT , it's similar for the film studies. creativity is really developed by yourself through self exploration....
As a Geology major myself, I'm glad I didn't check any of the boxes for usless degrees. It's in demand, pays decent, and isn't super common. It isn't too broad but not overly specfic.
Thank you for assuring my idea of studying geology in university next year 🙂
thought of getting GiA of gemology, buts too expensive . Also some requirement are kinda weird on having a certification as a perferr in job hunting
I knew a coworker w a geology degree working entry level food service jobs bc he couldn’t find a job 🙃
@@slayfaee are geology require in environmental stuff, or working in museum
What's your profession then and does it deal with anything your degree is built on?
shane, i am a clinical pharmacy student, and your channel has made me so happy to see such a successful realist person like you who has gone into difficult life problems and got out of it mentally strong, God bless you, keep it up, helping people is the best thing ever.
Thanks and glad I can help!
Why are people offended by what he's saying? If you don't like the content, do yourself a favor and stop watching. This is America freedom of speech. Period 👏
Which means professors have the freedom to disagree with right-wing talking points.
Just like on Facebook it's fun to be slightly mad. LOL
@@TriangleTimeweirdo
Thank you for addressing the debacle that is basic biology clashing with propaganda. Regardless of one's political views, we CANNOT deny facts and logic. (Of course, it's not an excuse to be disrespectful or insulting by any means!) But politicizing science has put the education system in quite a dilemma. Respect to you, please keep it up 👍
It's really sad to see science turned into a tool for for control
I strongly agree with you, Shane and Chloe. It's unfair to allow women born as men in female sports and vice versa.
I disagree, science is still teaching sex being male and female. Gender is separate from sex. If sex is the foot, gender is the sock you put on the foot to present yourself in society
Biologically Male and female. Those are facts.
But gender is a spectrum and that is a fact too.
I guess Shane does not know the difference between SEX (biology) and GENDER.
@@ShaneHummus Doing God's work Shane. I came from communications...I clearly saw a correlation between being an SJW, woke, left, having limited intelligence, no objectivity, emotional, not putting in the effort and studying something not that useful. The percentage of LGBTQ+ people in my class was around 25%. I then switched over to International business where I now specialize in Finance. The percentage of LGBTQ+ people dropped to below 1% for the entire faculty there.
Lots of these students that study those useless subjects end up blaming society for their lack of succes but it all starts in college.
The thing about not getting a biology degree for med school was interesting, I never thought of things through that perspective!
Glad you got some value out of it
You don't even need a biology degree to qualify for med school just gotta do pre requisites which u can still do as electives with any other degree
I think an engineering degree with a biology minor is the best option for most
I heard that many people from Spanish major got accepted into medical school cause they can help way broader patient population with this.
I regret having gone to college for a parks and rec degree because it led me to jobs in the parks (even though it was linear) I was looked down on a lot by management and patrons. So my suggestion is DO NOT major in that (some parks that you could apply to may not require a degree). At least my student loan debt is all paid off, thanks mostly to my grandparents and a couple of grants that helped me thru. And now I work a job where I'm a lot more valued and respected, albeit you don't really need a college degree for it. But, TBF when I was interviewed for this job, the hiring manager said he was impressed by my rich education and work experience and told me I was "good to go." Furthermore, when I got one of my first jobs after college, my grandfather foretold me that there will be many twists and turns and that many opportunities will arise in the future. He was certainly a very wise man.
I just tend to feel that I could've almost easily went straight to join the workforce after HS and/or gone to trade school and it would've saved me time and years of my life.
I’m so lost on college. I’m 32 years old and I’m an Air Force vet that still has his Post 9/11 bill to use for school and I don’t know what to invest in. I thought about doing IT, but I don’t know anything indepth about computers at all and I’m not good in math. Plus I don’t know if a camp would best or college for that. If not IT, then I don’t know 😔
Check out my videos on WGU, seems like it might be a great option for your situation.
What about nursing ?
I’m leaving the Air Force now and finishing a degree at WGU thanks to Shane and Josh’s advice. Remember that whatever you don’t know, you can learn!
Look into business degrees.
Hey, so I'll be giving you advice on what helped my choose my major (Agribusiness Management). It looks like you're focusing on what you can't do; focus on what you CAN do! Take some time to make a list of all the skills/talents you have - even if you think it isn't relevant to jobs, write it on the list! Then, on another sheet of paper, list down your preferred work environment (indoors/outdoors/pace etc) and the salary you want and need. Then research as much as you can about different degrees and narrow it down to 2 or 3 best matches. At that point, pick the one you will enjoy/thrive in the most and (better yet) aim for degrees that teach transferable skills! Hoping for the best!
I hate to be that person but my roommate is graduating with a degree in communications and has no job lined up and never did any internships.
I’m graduating with a Biz. Info Systems degree and have a job in IT auditing at a big consulting company paying me 95k a year. ✌️and my internship before they hired me full time paid 11k for 7 weeks in summer.
If money is your main motivation and you don’t have rich parents… you should probably listen to this video 😂
Nice!
I know a UC LA communications major who got a job at a major credit card company right after graduation. After a couple of years on the job she did a MBA at UC Berkeley and started her own company and has been extremely successful.
Cool.
@@Belenshares as much as the degree helps, what you do with your time in college is just as important. Anyone can get a degree, but not everyone can be successful with it
As a CS college student, getting a CS degree is definitely not necessary. But I’m an international student in the US and coming through college was my only way to get work authorization to actually get a job in the US, so I’d say the degree is worth it in my case hahaha
Getting a cs degree fore better job security?
What I find interesting is that being a teacher is not a good idea in the Us only. In Canada at least, high school teachers can expect a mid career pay of 100,000 with a lots of benefits and breaks throughout the year
I got a biology degree and went to medical school. If I didn’t get into med school I probably would have ended up getting a Ph.D but not sure what I would have done exactly. I can say I absolutely loved studying biology in school and don’t regret getting that degree one bit. It also helped me breeze through med school a bit easier. That being said I have no idea what jobs are available for a biology B.S.
Would it be better if I were to focus in a specific field like microbiology? The video completely trashed biology but I genuinely am interested in it and don’t want to stray away from that career.
@@phyre3466 I honestly don’t know. If you are really interested you should reach out to some people in the career and possibly potential employers. I know that lab and research tech is a potential career. I wouldn’t let this video get you down I think you can probably make a go of a career in biology but it definitely warrants some research on your end first.
Clinical Laboratory scientists make great money with a biology degree. Definitely depends where though.
Shane be dropping real redpills here
Honestly duddeee
My nephew get into Biology and his goals are genetic engineering field. I'm trying to dissuade him of this path, because to work with g. engineering is necessary a doctorate degree. If he tried at least another field with more opportunities like bioengineering or chemical engineering may was less traumatic if he couldn't be admitted in a doctorate, for example.
Study a PhD in China
He's just going to learn his own way. No one likes being told what they are doing is wrong. And if he finds out you were right, then he may resent you because he'll take it as you rubbing it in his face. That's why it's so complicated to talk and avoid conflict. But that's why you prepare yourself to accept the consequences whether you want to or not. Intentions always have to be for the best.
Hey, I don't think you've ever covered any Aviation related degrees. It would be awesome if you made a video about degrees related directly to aviation; getting your piloting licenses. (specifically professional flight).
Bro, I’m trying to see what degree I should do not listen to your political views
Literally
Goated channel fr
Was one of your earliest subs, but saying "autistically" like it's just another adverb is wrong. You just lost yourself a sub.
Nobody cares
I think there are more tactful ways of approaching the woke culture argument, but Im unsure as to how making jokes at the expense of those with developmental disabilities fits into any discussion.
@@rylancolombi5587 You don’t but I do.
I actually don't go with the 'education is a low paying job' idea. Schools in my area (middle of Indiana) start at between $48k and $57k a year to start, and you get paid summers off, winter break off, week-long vacations in fall and spring, etc. Is the pay the same as an advance IT degree? No, but then how much time a year are you going to get off with that job, and how many 12 hour days are you going to pull?
Thank you for this video! Is a Bachelor in Biomedical Science (not a Bachelor in biological and biomedical science degree) the same as Biology in your opinion (when talking about the issues you addressed in the video about it) such as job prospects being very low with a bachelors degree and it being oversaturated? What science degree would you recommend for a student who would like to get into the field of medical research (preferably with a bachelors if possible as starters)? Since my budget is tight I was deciding between a computer science degree to earn well at the start and then go for biomedical sciences down my career or a biomedical science degree initially (medical research is my passion, I have no desire to go to medical school but to continue with masters and PhD later down the line). Advice would be greatly appreciated!
If you’re interested in both biology and computer science, I’d look into biotechnology/biomedical engineering. There’s a lot of exciting stuff happening in the biotech industry right now!
biomedical science is ok; public health is ok too
you have a lot of leeway in clinical data analytics / clinical research
@@frankchen4229 @Louisianish thank you both for your replies!
Great video, thanks for the information!
college doesn't have to be expensive if you stick to a local community college and transfer to a city uni or state school
I was thinking about getting an MS in Computer Science and Information Systems, simply for being able to pivot. Im working on my BS in Computer Science currently. However, I want that wider selection, with the uncertainity of automation displacement. If software jobs ever went out the door in 30 years, I will just switch roles.
Breaking Bad scared me from getting an education degree long ago👀
Time to cook m*th then
Do you still feel it’s possible to pay off pharmacy school loans quickly if you did undergrad pre-reqs at a community college and attend an in-state pharmacy school? I want to pursue industry pharmacy but am afraid of the saturation due to lots of people leaving retail pharmacy jobs
You can definitely plan it out and pay off the loans quickly for sure. And without getting too deep in the details, I recommend going into other parts of pharmacy besides retail. Check out "The Happy Pharm D" for more information on what pharmacy careers to go into based on your specific situation.
@@ShaneHummus I’ve heard of them and it seems that a lot of the more desirable industry or hospital positions are very saturated and hard to get. Hesitant to spend money on a PharmD degree if I won’t be able to get an industry pharmacy job and get stuck hating my life in retail & paying off loans
So for #8 you are saying your #1 favorite degree of all time computer science is actually a big mistake. I completely agree since getting a CS job is about passing the interview which only requires specific info taught in one class from that degree which is better learned online.
It's a nuanced subject that I went over in the video "Is a computer science degree actually worth it"
Learning online only limits you to the skills available online. It’s the people who has MBAs and PH.Ds and degrees who create the things that make learning stuff online available.
Now he said IT is not worth it a while back he made a video saying computer science is worth it. This guy opinion is always changing can’t stick to one.
Do you think a finance degree mixed with a coding boot camp is good? Or should I just stick to finance or computer science?
You can learn both for free online.
From this I can tell u never have looked at a banking job a degree with prestige will def be needed to land a finance job.
I would say it depends on your desired career path. The more important thing in either is your connections. Do you know someone who knows someone that works somewhere important?
Basically anything with 'studies' in it, medicine if you're purely in it for the money, a lot of the STEM degrees if you're not great to excellent at maths & customisable degrees lol
Hey Shane I’m trying to be an instructional designer. However the job qualification keep asking for communications degree. Should I go for the degree or keep on building my portfolio?
Is computer science degree still better than engineering degree?
That would depend on what kind of Engineering degree you're talking about.
While CS is undeniably more high paying, some engineering degrees such as Civil provides more job security especially if you get a PE.
They're both good. It just depends on what you'd rather do. That being said, it's possible to get into an IT job without a computer science degree, whereas it's not possible to get an engineering job without a degree.
Hello Shane!
Would you talk a little bit about gaming degrees? There is a lot of 4 years gaming design/production/programming that seems interesting! Thanks!
Thank you Shane
I’m thinking about going into marketing but I honestly only like the writing advertising research side and not the analysis side so that would mean I really just like advertising. My school has a journalism degree with an advertising emphasis and I like the classes but I’m worried a journalism degree won’t be as valuable. Should I just grit my teeth and do marketing or take a risk on journalism/advertising?
I appreciate you so much, tell it to us straight!
In Australia, sociologists work in our environmental consultancies so there is demand for them. Our environmental impact assessments require analysis of social impacts and demographics. So it all depends where youre located and the demands of the country your in. Best for people to research skill shortages etc. Also creative writing degrees, people end up working in communication or marketing roles. For example our government employees thousands of communication specialists across the country to craft customer responses, media statements and speeches. That is fine if you just want a job but if your after the creative bit, that's where is gets harder to find a job. Regarding our medical degrees, our universities require ungraduate degrees within the health or science field. However it is easier to get into university in Australia in comparison to USA where the population is very large and then of course a lot competition exists. So its all a bit of a mish mash and hard to generalise these types of things.
Honestly this is one of my harder issues with Shane. I try to take note of his advice but things are so much more different in other countries that even the general trends like computer science good and biology bad can be unclear at times.
@@Origin820dont listen to him 100%. Your demand course actually depends on where do you live.
I appreciate you Shane but I still would like to take IT college due:
1.) I need guidance
2.) It's too much for me to swallow
3.) Experience college life
4.) It's awkward to tell my family I won't take college even though I do better academically than them
I have a buddy who has a bachelors in IT. The fact he didn’t have any experience in IT nor internships made him join the military. If you’re gonna do IT, find a specialty or role you want to involve yourself in and learn using online resources. College is great for the reasons you mentioned, however do not solely rely on getting a degree in a field that has so many aspects to it.
Im Major in BSE Electrical system engineering at ASU is a good degree? Can I work as a electrical engineer?
Hey, I’m a few classes away from an associates in computer information systems. My school stopped the classes and the ones I need I would have to wait for a year to start taking. I have it knowledge, been around computers forever and even built and configured my own desktop. Can you help me find a help desk it job? Just thought I’d ask.
is a degree in Radiologic Technology too specific?
No its good my aunt is an X-ray technician
Hey Shane, what's the best way to communicate with you. I am a pharmacist, looking for a new career. Is collage 101 the only consultating service that you offer?
Wish I found your videos years ago. My advisor screwed me by telling me to change my major to biology.
They do that with the assumption that you’ll go on to get a master’s degree and PhD, but they neglect to tell you a bachelor’s degree in biology likely won’t get you a job in the thing you’re interested in.
If you can get into biotech, though, I’d say that’s the way to go, but yeah, university advisors do a disservice to students with the way they try and steer them into certain career paths without giving them the whole story.
My college has a Romance language minor so I would not be surprised if gender studies doesn’t give enough jobs.
I'm thinking of doing digital marketing and analytics (try to get the money) first, then when I'm financially secure enough i want to try and change my field and take an online course for something more artsy (ui/ux maybe)
Same 😮
Nice bro 💯
Was just waiting for him to name my degree and crap all over it...and it happened. So thanks for never disappointing...
This was a great video
Are you going to comment on all the computer science tech layoffs?
I’ve been researching this topic, but all I found is opposing opinions.
While sciences are the weakest STEM category, a science degree, any science, can put you in a variety of careers. I have an environmental science degree and my internship was with health inspectors (30 hrs of science college credits as a pre req outside of all the training and testing). My first job was a consultant in the oil and gas field (coworkers ranged from geologists to biologists to animal science majors). My current job is groundwater monitoring (again, wide range of science backgrounds). Pay scale for me in these positions is 40k then 60k and now 70k, projected to be $100k in 5 years. The biggest issue I find with finding high paying jobs is being able and WILLING to move to the job. Being picky doesn't pay and that's where I've seen the most struggle.
My degree is Digital Tech and Culture Degree with a web development specialization. Is this too specific?
Yeah
Criminal justice degree is by far the best degree to get if you want to work for federal job, I know it doesn't require specific degree, but rather someone have a CRJ degree knowing what they are learning rather than someone with a liberal art degree. I have been through it.
I do agree with keeping personal politics out of education. However, why use your love for science as an excuse to demean trans folks?
This dude is throwing some serious smoke today...
And tell me how he “demeaned” transgender people? By saying that biological men and women shouldn’t compete against each other in sports?
@Gh Eck When people have to resort to the flashy “…phobic” terms then there’s no point arguing with anybody. It’s a totally fair opinion to say how the objectivity of science is under threat by politics, and by this I mean the deconstruction of what it means to be a biological female.
@@samwalsh8299 Science and politics have ALWAYS collided. It should not but it does. that doesn't mean that you have to fear people who are different than you.
@@TriangleTime Science and politics have always collided, but those who were against science were always on the wrong side of history. This isn’t a unique situation we have. I fully accept transgender people and understand some people suffer from gender dysphoria, but that doesn’t take away from the fact that it is unfair to let transgender females compete against biological females because of biological advantages transgender females have. So please don’t make this situation appear to be something it is not.
Helping people double up for that brother. Selfless. Can I be honest I don't want to go to college right , I'm thinking of 22 chemistry and microbiology. Reason to broad to get me many opportunities maybe chemica engineering or medicine or data science or materialist scientist. Not my favorite part when everyone is preaching about tech degrees though biology may have confuse genders technology certainly teaches you being human is a sin, and eats your brain. Back to my point I wanna make money right now before college to easily pay off by debt and have it easy after college. Now to criticing, writing shouldn't be judged by normal people because they don't have the skill of analyzing excellent literature. Not everyone can judge Mona Lisa like an expert real artist would know I am pissed honestly about that real art for artist
Im now in a Computer Science subject and im feeling so dumb. Why do I study this shit?
Also studied that last year didn’t enjoy it bcoz i was js thrown in the deep end with games i had to make in 1st year 1 semester already💔 now im doin engineering and i do c sharp. I’m now good at coding.. what I’m js saying is pls research something you know that interesting and it must not be easy but be worth studying at the end🫡 Engineering is the best degree in my opinion
I used to really like your videos, a lot. Now I Love them. You're becoming an even better RUclipsr and you helped me settle on MIS, so I really appreciate the common sense guidance that I didn't get from my teachers and seemingly "educated" people.
Thank you for this video.
But please what do you think of hospitality management degree?
I'm majoring in Bio right now since my school doesn't have PT as a major itself. I am going on to my senior year. I plan on going to PT school after i graduate but after watching this i feel like it wasn't the best decision. What should I do now ?
Some of these teachers need to learn that reality doesn’t conform to their opinions. It tramples them.
Shane can you do a video on forensic science degrees not seen one in your videos at all!pleaseeee
for instance you dont need collage degree to get in IT or software
Love your content. Great information. I would stay away from polutical l material though lest you lose subscribers.
so I guess the problem is with colleges and universities. why do they provide these kinds of majors, if there is no demand in the job market? especially state universities
I get you're trying to sell yourself as a no-BS practical mentor but your constant conservative dog whistles throughout this vid felt preachy.
"Mentor" I suppose Donald Trump can be also be a mentor. It's a cult. Whether it's the left or right it's always going to have cult leaders and followers.
This video was 10 minutes of right wing dogwhistles and 1 minute of career advice
I got a bio degree. Shane is right. Bio is interesting but I wish I hadn’t spent thousands and just learned online!
my dad friend major in bio, she didnt got anything in that job hunting field and went back for computer science
What are you doing now?I'm thinking of completing it coz I opted for it and then join pharmacy😮💨
But don’t you get a paid better if you have a degree in criminal justice? Like the salary boost.
Hey, shane can you do a video on best certifications like tech ones like comptia A+ etc?
I'd love if you make video "majors that make most billionaires per graduate" meaning MBA has 10% of billionaires with 50k graduates, but economics has 7% of billionaires with 20k graduates so it's going to be higher on the list (it was just an example)
13:25 Sure, but then you don't need a degree in Computer science, Cybersecurity and Software development
This channel is golden, thank you shane
Would digital marketing be a goo career choice? Help
Very cringe to see you throw in these random culture war memes in a desperate attempt to boost your views.
Finally someone is acknowledging this. His goal isn’t to help people, it is to sell his course
3:30 facts bro like teachers think that people really care about their beliefs
Do you think majoring psychology in a prestigious school (like Stanford) would be worth it ?
no
Thanqs Shane you saved my life
"Woke Propaganda"
Transphobia
Using a disability as a verb...
Looks like someone took note of all the nonsensical right-wing talking points before making this video!
Whatever pillow biter.
Agreed
Simp
In my case I will get an associates in liberal arts general, only because before I took different classes and I kept switching majors. But now the remaining classes I have left I’m taking are perquisites to go for cybersecurity for a BA Degree. But I’m looking for a help desk job at the same time.
Thank you Shane:) saving by butt
Main reason why I didn't study biology and astronomy even tho I was very interested in both
Printing technology not printer technology
Question do you think a Bachelors degree in nutrition of science is good cause I’m essentially trying to get into a career that’s about nutrition basically a nutritionist
How about biotechnology?
How useful is international relations as an associates arts degree? I'm graduating soon and I'm already regretting my decision
Information technology and systems is a great major
Hello Shane, I have been having a hard time keeping jobs as I have trouble multitasking and working at highs speeds do you have any advice? Could you please help?
Be a lawyer
@@alexgiron4488 Do you think that works?
going into army to get degree in cyber security
Crushing it man
Will it be right choice to pursue environmental management from Canada???
Is my plan to get a business econ bachelors from UCSD with a data analyst google certification bad or good ?
can you do a "degree review" on my major? Business Law at ASU. Undergrad
Why there is no medical college degree in USA?
I have a qiestions, is a Degree in Governance, economics and legal order with a specialization in global economics a good degree ? Or is it very general or very specific ?
i did my undergrad in political science and human rights in st thomas university and my masters in international human rights law in Queens University Belfast iw ork for the International Criminal Court I started my own NGOS for human rights in Africa and knowledge of the Maputo protocol is very important to me because I how i defend my African wife
If i do MIS (major) in bachelor and sales/marketing (minor) , What can i or what should i Study in master's?? Can i study MBA ?
Or i can do any in master field, related to business degree??
Please clear me !!😢
Guess Imma either believe this video is false or reevaluate my degree discovery. Been thinking of either tech/business(degree not always required), or a nursing/healthcare support career(Science degree),
But atleast social science and criminal justice are on here…which make them as bad…
Can you do a video about human service degrees
what careers a life sciences degree can provide me ? Is it a good BA to pursue? I got a full tuition scholarship and don`t know if should take it?
Teacher/professor with masters
In here Sri Lanka we can get a degree without paying ❤
Biotechnology could be worth it?
Your videos are really entertaining, but I am afraid you fully misunderstand social sciences. Sociologists always had a good living as market researchers both at agencies and at big corporations. Also, with the rise of social data science, sociology is one of the best undergrad degrees (perhaps with a double major together with mathematics) for social data science. So overall you underrate not only sociology but also anthropology and psychology, too.