@@MyentaBartlett If you are trying to be an entrepreneur, you definitely dont need to go to business school. However, going to business school will give you a lot of business values and strategies that would definitely help you if you want to be an entrepreneur (you also might learn these values eventually from being an entrepreneur without going to business school, but going to business school will definitely help with that). In my opinion, the true value from business school is the connections (and friends) you make.
@@MyentaBartlett I don't know when people will learn this lol. Business school is not to become an entrepreneur but yes it will be helpful because you learn some entrepreneurship modules. Business school makes you "manager", it gives you knowledge for managerial positions like Director, Executive, MD, CEO etc of the company.
I just graduated with my bachelors of business administration and let me tell you it opens so many doors to so many jobs, in my last year companies would come into all of my classes trying to recruit students for jobs. Now I work for an accounting firm, I get messages on LinkedIn literally almost daily for different jobs in the business field that they want me to come work for.
Is there a way I can get in touch with you by chance to ask you some questions about your degree? I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's in Computer Engineering but with each passing week I want to change majors. I am really looking into a Business major but I just want to explore as many options as I can.
I reccomend all students go to a community college before attending a 4 year school, by your junior year you will have figured out what you want for a fraction of the cost.
@Nathanael Cudjoe I would recommend. 1. Investigate transfer policies before enrolling. Every college has published policies indicating what transfer credit it will accept. Take these policies into account when choosing where you want to graduate from. 2. Choose a transfer-friendly school. Colleges commonly accept between 15 and 90 transfer credits, so it’s worth shopping around to find a college that will accept all your transfer credit. 3. Know where you’re graduating from. Colleges evaluate transfer credit based on their requirements, not those of your previous school. This is the important tip! 4. Stick to general education and elective courses. Most colleges require that students take major-specific courses from their schools and nowhere else. If you’re planning to transfer colleges, hold off on these courses.
2:40 that’s honestly how I feel. The thought of college stresses me out and I’m so indecisive. I rather become an entrepreneur and have my own business but the thing is I never been to college so idk if I should say college isn’t for me because I haven’t tried yet.
I understand your point about school not being everything and how you have learned more in the real world than school alone, but think about what got you to where you are now? Had it not been for school and your degree, you would probably not be where you are now. School opens new doors for us.
i’ve been contemplating whether i even wanna go to ut anymore, i thought i wanted to be a business student but i really want to be an interior decorator
jade marie I know a couple ppl doing interior design and they’re in the architecture program here! But it’s definitely not necessary to go to school for that. You should check out Karin Bohn on RUclips, she owns a big interior design firm and dropped out of school.
you buy a degree for the status of getting a potential job, this is the same for grades as theyre meant to elevate potential job status, not for the knowledge persay which is a HUGE flaw in our education system
Noooo! Stay in school get your degree so you can get a job and stabilize your income then do your business on the side until you have enough business to support yourself. You will go through some much failure before you even make a profit. A small business like that in school also makes for a great case study, trials and thesis for your capstone and MBA.
I’m aiming to get a Master’s in Finance to get into Private Equity, but that’s because PE pays incredibly well. I want to get into Real Estate and also maybe day trading, but for expensive habits like that, gotta have income coming in somewhere. Plus, PE looks like something I could definitely be interested in! Hopefully my plan works out! :)
Aye that’s dope af that’s exactly my plan 😂i love day trading and want to maybe get into a trading floor in sf but the reason is so i can save up and get into real estate 😂. How’s that masters in finance going for you?
@@dylanlopez7901 My plan changed quite a bit 🤣 I’ve shifted my focus to law school, so I’m just gonna get my bachelors in finance, where I graduate next year. I hope your plan works out! I still may try trading on the side later down the road tho 😂
See the problem with me is that I want the college experience without having to be there and pay tutition. I plan on starting my business in a few years since I’m a sophomore. So I thought since I want the college experience I would just go to college for business management to see how I like it.
Why not just do both ! Own your own business and get a degree too . Reason being if I’m hiring your company to do a job . It looks better on paper that you’ve been trained , or have book sense with experience . Never limit yourself my sister . But most of all place God first all will fall in place .
I’m also going to a top 10% business school and I’ve heard marketing classes are way outdated and it’s not the best business concentration.. the only ones I’ve heard they’re worth it are MIS, finance, accounting and possibly management.
@@andrewchen2590 one of the criticism of business administration is that it is too general, however during the 2nd or 3rd year, you have the option of specializing in specific field which I think is great.
Is the free tuition for students living under $65,000 apply to everyone or are there certain merits you have to qualify? I'm automatically admitted and UT is my first choice school, but I'm just worried about the financial process.
@@user-xo2sf4gy1o That really sucks. I applied for one of my top universities as well when I graduated and was super super bummed when I saw I got rejected after visiting the school itself a couple months prior and hearing them talk about how lenient they are with acceptance and how they work with you and are open to evaluate everyone. Even gave me a card! I hope if you haven't already, you eventually get into another great school!
You are speaking from your own subset of business students. One thing you should have learned was to segment markets. Your personal opinion, as a "marketing professional," should count as just 1 point of a larger sample. I am not taking anything away from your drive, but anyone listening should know you represent a subset of all students. You should have also learned in organizational behavior that a team is made up of diverse people who provide valuable and unique input to solving problems, so you don't fall flat on your face. Again, not taking anything away from you, but you're exhibiting quite a bit of hubris. I suggest you look up the Dunning-Kruger effect.
Nope. Check the Labor predictions. Business is going AI. Engineers are the hot thing for the future, and the headhunters are upping the ante to find good ones. Electrical especially. Wife is a software engineer. Damn good money, works from home. Hard sciences; can't go wrong.
Could you make a video on all the pros and cons you know of for majoring in entrepreneurship? I think this video was really insightful, I’d just be interested to see what good stuff you have learned and what type of stuff is outdated
Brandon Jade yeah I def will! UT only has an entrepreneurship minor right now and it was added just 2 years ago, but I can def include some opinions on ppl taking the minor rn
Thank you so much I knew I’ve always wanted to do business because this is the only thing I’m really interested in. I’m graduating next year and I hope this opens many opportunities for me .
I actually just got accepted into McCombs and i own my own business as well and im not sure what i could get from a degree that I havent already learned. What exactly did you major in if you dont mind me asking?
My parents making me go to college They know I don't want to but they never graduated middle school also high school so their trying to make sure I have a good life but luckily they just care that I can support myself even if I just work at Walmart I just don't know what they heck I want to do tbh
Can I have some advice? I want to be a fashion designer and I want to have my own company. I also thought about baking. I want to own a bakery possibly. I thought a business degree and along with a fashion design degree and maybe taking some culinary and decorating classes as well outsider of college. Do you think that would be the best bet? Because I thought that since I would be owning a business, a business degree is what I would need, but now I’m unsure and I’m so confused. Btw I’m a senior in high school and I feel rushed and feel like I have to know what I want for the rest of my life already 😭 plz help!!
You don’t need to go to College to start a business. I didn’t go and I own a lot of business. I remember friends and family making fun of me but now I’m making more money than the people that went to college. Not only that but also being debt free is the best feeling ever
Are we like the same person you literally have the same interests like me. I don’t know what i should study for this and my dream school is UT i was also considering a business degree but idk I’ve been having so much anxiety thinking about my future..LET’S HOPE WE CAN FIGURE SOMETHING OUT🥺❤️
Awesome video. I have been watching a lot of your videos on UT and college in general and they have really helped me learn what I can do for when I attend college. I am planning on attending UT in the fall of 2020 as a freshman and your videos have helped so much so thank you for these amazing videos.
I’m not sure if you’ve done a video about this since I haven’t gotten the time to binge watch your vids, but I was wondering if you’re a business honors student? What’s the difference between the two? Is it worth it to apply for the honors program?
Lynette Adkins Thank you so much! 🥰 Like I’ve looked at what the obvious difference was on the UT website but I just want to know what‘s beyond that ya know?
do you know how good the communications school is? im applying to transfer to mccombs for marketing but adverisement is my 2nd choice degree bc i feel like its the closest to marketing without it being “business”
Mursi Graham I’ve heard amazinggg things about the comm school and honestly wish I had considered the advertising route instead! There’s more opportunities to do hands on projects with agencies and do creative work
the problem with a business major is that its like... what even is that lol learning to start a business within a field is something you'd just learn within that field right? so what isssss a business degree if I'm in architecture don't I learn how to run a firm through my growth in the profession (job experience, shadowing, internship, generally just looking at the example of my predecessor) wouldn't I learn the marketing and financing of architecture in the profession? so why would I ever go into a business major to be an entrepreneur is to provide a profitable service / good to the community, and this is learned by taking an interest in that service / good itself!! so idk it sounds harsh but a business degree seems like a bs degree bc its not learning an actual, quantifiable thingggg haha and its like look at the heads of most companies, theyre like engineers or lawyers lol
Lol first gain knowledge then say something, secondly heads of companies are not engineers or lawyers lol they don't know anything related to business. Mostly are business graduates.
I'm just gonna ask this here since I see that you're still answering comments, but as a semi-introvert would it be difficult to go to business school? The broadness of the field likens to me (I'd say).
I think so, there's a lot of business jobs you can work and do really well at without being outgoing. I have a video coming on Sunday discussing personality fit for business jobs, so definitely watch that!
If you're going to college, a business major is one of the smartest decisions you can make.
what do they discuss and do? also do u have to go to college to be a entrepreneur?
@@MyentaBartlett If you are trying to be an entrepreneur, you definitely dont need to go to business school. However, going to business school will give you a lot of business values and strategies that would definitely help you if you want to be an entrepreneur (you also might learn these values eventually from being an entrepreneur without going to business school, but going to business school will definitely help with that). In my opinion, the true value from business school is the connections (and friends) you make.
I wanna be an entrepreneur and I think majoring and business would be a very strong asset
@@jxniorszn8223 yes!
@@MyentaBartlett I don't know when people will learn this lol. Business school is not to become an entrepreneur but yes it will be helpful because you learn some entrepreneurship modules. Business school makes you "manager", it gives you knowledge for managerial positions like Director, Executive, MD, CEO etc of the company.
I just graduated with my bachelors of business administration and let me tell you it opens so many doors to so many jobs, in my last year companies would come into all of my classes trying to recruit students for jobs. Now I work for an accounting firm, I get messages on LinkedIn literally almost daily for different jobs in the business field that they want me to come work for.
Is there a way I can get in touch with you by chance to ask you some questions about your degree? I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's in Computer Engineering but with each passing week I want to change majors. I am really looking into a Business major but I just want to explore as many options as I can.
@@jalanhowell1172 same
Can I ask what college you went to or recommend
@@buttertoast8613 University of Florida
How do you like your job? I’m thinking about majoring In business
It’s sucks because I’m being forced to attend college and I know that deep down I just want to start my own business 😭
Follow your passion!
Start it after, it ain’t going anywhere!
you can do both.
Anthony Burke well time is going, and who knows if the business is started earlier a whole lot could happen
Me too!
I reccomend all students go to a community college before attending a 4 year school, by your junior year you will have figured out what you want for a fraction of the cost.
So start an associate degree first?
@Nathanael Cudjoe I would recommend.
1. Investigate transfer policies before enrolling. Every college has published policies indicating what transfer credit it will accept. Take these policies into account when choosing where you want to graduate from.
2. Choose a transfer-friendly school.
Colleges commonly accept between 15 and 90 transfer credits, so it’s worth shopping around to find a college that will accept all your transfer credit.
3. Know where you’re graduating from.
Colleges evaluate transfer credit based on their requirements, not those of your previous school.
This is the important tip!
4. Stick to general education and elective courses.
Most colleges require that students take major-specific courses from their schools and nowhere else. If you’re planning to transfer colleges, hold off on these courses.
I agree. I graduate this year. I am looking to transfer to the best university with only 2 years of student loans. 😂 Very smart investment!💯
2:40 that’s honestly how I feel. The thought of college stresses me out and I’m so indecisive. I rather become an entrepreneur and have my own business but the thing is I never been to college so idk if I should say college isn’t for me because I haven’t tried yet.
same.
Try community college for your 1st 2 years, then transfer out to a college. That’s what I am doing , because SAME!
I understand your point about school not being everything and how you have learned more in the real world than school alone, but think about what got you to where you are now? Had it not been for school and your degree, you would probably not be where you are now. School opens new doors for us.
Loved this! Video really got me thinking bc sometimes I feel like the safe route isn’t even for me.
i’ve been contemplating whether i even wanna go to ut anymore, i thought i wanted to be a business student but i really want to be an interior decorator
jade marie I know a couple ppl doing interior design and they’re in the architecture program here! But it’s definitely not necessary to go to school for that. You should check out Karin Bohn on RUclips, she owns a big interior design firm and dropped out of school.
@@LynetteAdkins you’re so helpful thank you
you buy a degree for the status of getting a potential job, this is the same for grades as theyre meant to elevate potential job status, not for the knowledge persay
which is a HUGE flaw in our education system
Noooo! Stay in school get your degree so you can get a job and stabilize your income then do your business on the side until you have enough business to support yourself. You will go through some much failure before you even make a profit. A small business like that in school also makes for a great case study, trials and thesis for your capstone and MBA.
💯
I just graduated with my associates in business management and have literally no clue what to do. I don’t even know where to start looking.
I’m aiming to get a Master’s in Finance to get into Private Equity, but that’s because PE pays incredibly well. I want to get into Real Estate and also maybe day trading, but for expensive habits like that, gotta have income coming in somewhere. Plus, PE looks like something I could definitely be interested in! Hopefully my plan works out! :)
Best of luck, that sounds like a great plan!
Aye that’s dope af that’s exactly my plan 😂i love day trading and want to maybe get into a trading floor in sf but the reason is so i can save up and get into real estate 😂. How’s that masters in finance going for you?
@@dylanlopez7901 My plan changed quite a bit 🤣 I’ve shifted my focus to law school, so I’m just gonna get my bachelors in finance, where I graduate next year. I hope your plan works out! I still may try trading on the side later down the road tho 😂
@@MakaylaChildress good luck we still got hella time either way lol, and I hope your plans will work out too !
@@MakaylaChildress what are you doing now I also wanna practice law
See the problem with me is that I want the college experience without having to be there and pay tutition. I plan on starting my business in a few years since I’m a sophomore. So I thought since I want the college experience I would just go to college for business management to see how I like it.
Plus I feel like having my degree will give me a back up plan and a chance at getting a good job besides doing my business
i feel the exact same way !! i have the same plans
How has everything been?
I actually am applying right now and I have been thinking about this so much recently! Your Video has helped me a lot❤️
go to school.
did you decided?
Why not just do both ! Own your own business and get a degree too . Reason being if I’m hiring your company to do a job . It looks better on paper that you’ve been trained , or have book sense with experience . Never limit yourself my sister . But most of all place God first all will fall in place .
I’m also going to a top 10% business school and I’ve heard marketing classes are way outdated and it’s not the best business concentration.. the only ones I’ve heard they’re worth it are MIS, finance, accounting and possibly management.
MIS is a great one...I discuss which business majors are worth/not worth it in this video ruclips.net/video/TkyJlY5xS7Y/видео.html
What about Human Resources?
facts and I’m thinking about choosing business administration as my major
I'm not even in business school yet, but I have;t heard the best things about that field...
@@andrewchen2590 one of the criticism of business administration is that it is too general, however during the 2nd or 3rd year, you have the option of specializing in specific field which I think is great.
@@Lazymath007_ Oh, that's good news!
Is the free tuition for students living under $65,000 apply to everyone or are there certain merits you have to qualify? I'm automatically admitted and UT is my first choice school, but I'm just worried about the financial process.
Applied to mccombs in November probably won’t get in but it’s my #1 choice. Thanks for posting this.
Did you get in?
Update?
Shy Speaks Got denied so did nearly everyone at my school.
Mario Gotze nope I got denied :(
@@user-xo2sf4gy1o That really sucks. I applied for one of my top universities as well when I graduated and was super super bummed when I saw I got rejected after visiting the school itself a couple months prior and hearing them talk about how lenient they are with acceptance and how they work with you and are open to evaluate everyone. Even gave me a card!
I hope if you haven't already, you eventually get into another great school!
You are speaking from your own subset of business students. One thing you should have learned was to segment markets. Your personal opinion, as a "marketing professional," should count as just 1 point of a larger sample. I am not taking anything away from your drive, but anyone listening should know you represent a subset of all students. You should have also learned in organizational behavior that a team is made up of diverse people who provide valuable and unique input to solving problems, so you don't fall flat on your face. Again, not taking anything away from you, but you're exhibiting quite a bit of hubris. I suggest you look up the Dunning-Kruger effect.
Nope. Check the Labor predictions. Business is going AI.
Engineers are the hot thing for the future, and the headhunters are upping the ante to find good ones. Electrical especially. Wife is a software engineer. Damn good money, works from home.
Hard sciences; can't go wrong.
Could you make a video on all the pros and cons you know of for majoring in entrepreneurship?
I think this video was really insightful, I’d just be interested to see what good stuff you have learned and what type of stuff is outdated
Brandon Jade yeah I def will! UT only has an entrepreneurship minor right now and it was added just 2 years ago, but I can def include some opinions on ppl taking the minor rn
Lynette Adkins yessss can’t wait. love your content lately :)
Alex S in my opinion, an entrepreneurship major wouldn’t be worth the money
Great video and interesting take on the topic. Best of luck with the business!
Sharose Ayaz thank you!
Great video ! I attend San Diego State University, If it wasn’t for my football scholarship I honestly wouldn’t be in school .
Thank you!
Loved the video but dam i ain’t ever hear someone say “um” so many times
Lmaoo
Thank you so much I knew I’ve always wanted to do business because this is the only thing I’m really interested in. I’m graduating next year and I hope this opens many opportunities for me .
It will, best of luck with everything!
Thank you for sharing. Much appreciated
I actually just got accepted into McCombs and i own my own business as well and im not sure what i could get from a degree that I havent already learned. What exactly did you major in if you dont mind me asking?
Regina Anaya Girl it sounds like we’re in the same place lol, I majored in marketing
you're so pretty omg
Thank you!!
My parents making me go to college
They know I don't want to but they never graduated middle school also high school so their trying to make sure I have a good life but luckily they just care that I can support myself even if I just work at Walmart
I just don't know what they heck I want to do tbh
Can I have some advice? I want to be a fashion designer and I want to have my own company. I also thought about baking. I want to own a bakery possibly. I thought a business degree and along with a fashion design degree and maybe taking some culinary and decorating classes as well outsider of college. Do you think that would be the best bet? Because I thought that since I would be owning a business, a business degree is what I would need, but now I’m unsure and I’m so confused. Btw I’m a senior in high school and I feel rushed and feel like I have to know what I want for the rest of my life already 😭 plz help!!
You don’t need to go to College to start a business. I didn’t go and I own a lot of business. I remember friends and family making fun of me but now I’m making more money than the people that went to college. Not only that but also being debt free is the best feeling ever
@@theunknown_nj what business do you own?
@@theunknown_nj what business do you own? can i have some advices? please:(
Are we like the same person you literally have the same interests like me. I don’t know what i should study for this and my dream school is UT i was also considering a business degree but idk I’ve been having so much anxiety thinking about my future..LET’S HOPE WE CAN FIGURE SOMETHING OUT🥺❤️
@@stephanievgr sameee
U seem like such an ambitious intelligent and hard working person
Thank you so much!
Awesome video. I have been watching a lot of your videos on UT and college in general and they have really helped me learn what I can do for when I attend college. I am planning on attending UT in the fall of 2020 as a freshman and your videos have helped so much so thank you for these amazing videos.
I’m so glad they could help!!
I’m in college for business management I love it ❤
Could you please tell me that how many subjects did you learn in Business Major and What are they?
I want to be a real estate agent and soon own my own houses to rent out, what degree should I go for?
how’s that going? im an agent looking to do the same
It is worth it guys don’t listen to her
What’s the name of the instrumental used in the first part of the video ?
I’m not sure if you’ve done a video about this since I haven’t gotten the time to binge watch your vids, but I was wondering if you’re a business honors student? What’s the difference between the two? Is it worth it to apply for the honors program?
Tiffany Nguyen I’m not but I could explain this further!
Lynette Adkins Thank you so much! 🥰 Like I’ve looked at what the obvious difference was on the UT website but I just want to know what‘s beyond that ya know?
@@LynetteAdkins looks like Tiffany and I share the same last name.
I would like to know the answer to her question as well
what is the brand of your earrings and necklace you're wearing? let me know
I want to go to school & get a buisness degree but also some certifications in tech web design etc
Good luck!
omg samee r u gonna study that too???
Wait so is business a good major? Because I like to be hands on and I’m afraid that it’s just going to be the professor lecturing me yk
It’s very much just lecturing at my school lol
ik you’ve probably said it but whats ur maior?
Lindsey Alana marketing!
Lynette Adkins that’s what i want to major in but, fashion marketing!!!!!!
do you know how good the communications school is? im applying to transfer to mccombs for marketing but adverisement is my 2nd choice degree bc i feel like its the closest to marketing without it being “business”
Mursi Graham I’ve heard amazinggg things about the comm school and honestly wish I had considered the advertising route instead! There’s more opportunities to do hands on projects with agencies and do creative work
💜💙💜
Definitely should change the title in this video. Not many questions were answered about business school.
How did you start a company
the problem with a business major is that its like... what even is that lol
learning to start a business within a field is something you'd just learn within that field right?
so what isssss a business degree
if I'm in architecture don't I learn how to run a firm through my growth in the profession (job experience, shadowing, internship, generally just looking at the example of my predecessor)
wouldn't I learn the marketing and financing of architecture in the profession?
so why would I ever go into a business major
to be an entrepreneur is to provide a profitable service / good to the community, and this is learned by taking an interest in that service / good itself!!
so idk it sounds harsh but a business degree seems like a bs degree bc its not learning an actual, quantifiable thingggg haha
and its like look at the heads of most companies, theyre like engineers or lawyers lol
Lol first gain knowledge then say something, secondly heads of companies are not engineers or lawyers lol they don't know anything related to business. Mostly are business graduates.
Does this apply too British ppl?
I'm just gonna ask this here since I see that you're still answering comments, but as a semi-introvert would it be difficult to go to business school? The broadness of the field likens to me (I'd say).
I think so, there's a lot of business jobs you can work and do really well at without being outgoing. I have a video coming on Sunday discussing personality fit for business jobs, so definitely watch that!
We need more vids 🧡🧡🧡
Pelumi Williams more are otw!❤️
Do you have a video about starting your own business?
No but I actually plan to upload one this Sunday!
Omg you’re beautiful
What type of hair does she have? I want it!
It's her natural hair
@@senaitsitotaw how? My hair is so flat.
Her hair is all natural
You’re cute
You look so sweet and beautiful 😍