The BEST Double Majors… (COLLEGE DEGREE ADVICE!)
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I bet
Let me offer my 1 like haha
i beleive in the people
I don't know who needs to hear this but stop saving money. Invest some of it if you want financial freedom
Trading crypto currency is also a nice way to invest $1000 and change your life.
I went to Quizlet University with a double major in academic dishonesty & finessing quizzes.
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and I guess you interned at Chegg Institute too.
@@brianchia 🤣🤣 Well, I actually did my residency at Course Hero.
@@cpf4746 I attended Quizlet U and did several internships at Chegg Institute, Course Hero. Shout out to my best friends RUclips and Google, so much pizza, so many sleepless nights.
@@bluejedi723 QU all day! Remember our mascot? The Quizlet Quickies
How about a video on ”degrees that are underrated but very worth”? 💜
Great suggestion! I actually have that video, It's coming soon. Stay tuned
Shane Hummus - The Success GPS
Will be waiting for it ✨
I can name three on the top of my hand:
1. Physics
2. Mathematics
3. Philosophy
Joseph G. Hotto I don't think maths is underrated
Thanx though😚
@@Jeontastic Not a lot of people major in it, at least at my university. K-12 Schools don't teach it well at all due to their obsession with memorization, when in reality, math is about finding an alternative way to figure out the problem. Discrete Math seems basic in terms of Math but it was super hard for me and barely passed with a C- because I was used to following step-by-step how to solve the problem.
Shane I started this year studying communications then I found your channel by watching your tier list video about mayors and I was kind of disappointed because Com was low BUT that helped me to realize that it wasn’t very profitable AND that I didn’t even like com I was just studying because it was easy for me, now I’m studying marketing AND business administration and I’m really liking the career SO THANKS A LOT
Glad my videos influenced you in a positive way. Good luck Mateo!
When you do marketing and business administration it's considered double majors?
@Anonymous on what bruh?
Ah finally, i have been consistently pushing for this for almost 2 months. Thanks Shane
You got it!
I went to Florida State University with a double major in Accounting and Management Information Systems. Endless oppourtunities.
Thanks for sharing that Foster
I'm thinking of majoring in MIS, was double majoring hard for you?
Was it hard? I’m having a Really hard time deciding what to study because I like business but I would like to have systems involved...I’m loosing my mind here.
@@hellendesedas8161 yeah it’s hard but if it was easy everyone would do it
@@fosterkearfott2555 is it possible to hanlde double major with MIS and English??
shut up!!! my jaw literally dropped when you said that finance and economics are a good pair because i've been thinking of wanting to major in those. Love you videos shane.
😂 Thanks for watching Lucila. Good luck!
Man your content is amazing! Even though I am not from USA your content gave me an incredible amount of useful information about how to make smart decisions in life, so after watching your videos and I have done my own research I applied and got accepted to Economics in Istanbul Universtiy (considered one of the good university in my country) thanks man!
Glad I influenced you in a way that would benefit you! Good luck!
I'm double majoring at Philosophy and Gender Studies! The only thing I could do is smashing the like button! Love you Sha
ne^-^💓💓
Are you joking
@@Sunny-lt1zl lol those are two worthless degrees and i think he is joking
The heart is for smashing the like button. 😂
I hear philosophy is hard man
Philosophy IS hard. Too bad the job prospects aren't that good.
Pretty good video.
I got my Ba in music in 2013 and got my MBA in 2014 because at that time, everyone had a BA or BS, and I needed to set myself up to stand out and got a masters.
Now we are getting to a point where everyone almost needs a masters.
I would say if you’re gonna do anything? Double major? Make one of them business. It’s such a fluid degree. Marketing, accounting, HR, sales, IT, MIS, economics, etc.
You can almost do anything with it (in terms of landing a job).
With automation, you almost have to choose a career that will 1) get you decent money 2) won’t be phased out.
Anything that requires you to be with people + has a demand for? Go that route.
Go into IT. So many people (like myself) know Jack squat about computers and information systems.
There will always be a need.
Business, go into operations, or accounting, or HR where you’re leading a team of people.
I work in accounting, and I’m having to learn put myself ahead of the curve with coding because soon high schoolers who know how to code and know that language can easily beat me out of a job if I don’t ever learn it or adapt my skill set.
So I say always aim for a degree that will land you in a place that will always be at the epicenter of adaptation and innovation so you can earn a decent living and always fine tune your skills.
Thank you for coming to my TedTalk
Thanks for your input Zach
I'll be a college student next school year and this channel does really help me a lot in deciding what course I'll take.
Thanks for watching my videos Nilo
Taking business man and finance , your channel has really helped and I'm really enjoying uni thank you
Happy to help! Good luck A
I actually advised my little brother to major in Math and take the required courses that would enabled him to got entrance to a masters degree in economics. Upon finishing the said degree he applied to law school and finished the JD, passed the board and has his own office for twenty years now. He never regretted having finished his BS in mathematics because he really enjoys math.
That's great. Thanks for sharing that Carlos. Our viewers taking up math would love to read this
Viewers, please remember causation versus correlation with this data.
Thanks for watching
True
What a legend. Responding to each and every comment like a boss. I wonder how you will continue doing that as your channel grows.
Good question! I will still try though 😁
I tried to double major in STEM + something I am interested about. Such as humanities but my University did not let me because they told me it would overlap my classes really bad so instead I majored in STEM and minored in English + Spanish.
Good luck Itzel
"Whenever I start to run out of content ideas". So, how about that Mechatronics video?
You are very persistent Montana 😂 haha stay tuned for that
@@ShaneHummus love your content and love Mechatronics, it's win win lol
@@montanajones7709 me too lol
Mechatronics is a good one! Come on Shane! 😀😀😀
@@ShaneHummus i was thinking of that degree/major and haven't found much online. Considering you are one of my main sources in considering degrees, I will definitely vouch for this one so I can find out if I should major in it (plus as always links in the description so I can look at them too and find out more!)
I really enjoyed this video. Definitely would love to see more in relation to minor/online certifications such as programming courses. Also more specific degree combos in realtion to different tracks such as pre-health, pre-law, pre-business. Love the videos, keep it up :)
Noted! I'll keep that in mind David
I love the videos on business majors
I’m studying Digital Marketing & Finance
Solid choice Tracy!
I’ve been on IT for the past 15 years, I will recommend to you is to learn C language and Java after that Python will become third and fourth nature to you
Thanks for leaving a helpful comment
HASSAN GAMAL you can learn by yourself and even make your own business. However, if you want a job in a company, you will most likely be competing with other people who have degrees.
HASSAN GAMAL I started by building computers when I was like 16 years old you got to have a passion for it because it’s not all about the money, as you get to learn more you’ll understand what are you more attracted to is either the software or combining software or hardware in combining hardware or making programs and automating programs
Great advice thanks
I aspire to double major in Economics and Finance and Minor in Accounting and Business Analytics.
I am about to become a DPT while majoring in business. Totally worth it! The only thing I haven’t enjoyed is all the years I have spent studying and the fact that I still have some years left. The best decision you can make is to double major! (Except for the fact that in America you will have much more debt to pay).Glad education is technically free here (Costa rica) Loved your channel! 😊
Thanks for sharing that. Cheers!
As a freshman Economics major I appreciate this video. You earned yourself a sub 🙂
Awesome! Thank you!
I REALLY love this topic!! Im going the STEM (dietetics/RD/food science) route and combining it with foodserbuce management and eunterpenuership route for my own personal chef/catering business, while having a fulfilling fulltime career!
Sounds like you have a plan! Good luck
Super great advice and well researched. I doubled in Accounting/Management Information Systems and have had no issues with finding work. I actually ended up going from auditing to more of a cybersecurity field, and am now considering doing a Master's in Cybersecurity to expand my knowledge more.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for leaving a feedback
Great vid. To be honest instead of double majors I look at it as "enhancement majors". That is, any second degree which improves your overall ability to do work in your first degree. These are majors that are common to most industries so you can "get in" and enable you to lobby for the job you really want. Business, Information Technology, Business Analytics and Education fit the bill pretty well IMO.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this Rufus
Hey Shane! Good job on listening to your viewers.. Not skipping ads because you deserve it a lot man. Keep it up!
I appreciate that!
Absolutely love the content and the initiative.
A suggestion for a specialised content project will be online sources where you can obtain practical technology skills equal to university/ college curriculum and projects.
You can specialize the content of the project in engineering, computer science, design, management or any other field you find more useful.
Liked this video! Yes I gently tapped it. I really want a video on becoming a major airline pilot/ flight attendant. And maybe you could do a video about colleges and community colleges. Here’s another idea. A video of the general guide what to do after highschool using multiple examples/ realistic situations. You do what you want Shane but your honestly the best on here. I probably would have quit school if it wasn’t for u
Great suggestion! I'll keep that in mind. I wish you well.. Stay in school okay? Cheers! 😊
@@ShaneHummus lmao ok
@@ShaneHummus looking at this 6 months later wondering why I don’t remember watching this video
You covered some really important points about choosing a double major. Thanks for making this video
Glad it was helpful!
My favorite youtuber. You have valuable content Shane! ❤
Thanks Samantha
Greatly appreciate this video. It's good to know which majors work well with other majors.
Glad it was helpful!
Any opinion in doing double major with Architecture and Business? Great videos!!! Keep it up! 🙌
That could work Juan. Good luck! Thanks
Shane, i'm in favor of marketable double majors but even more in favor of getting a single undergrad followed by a grad degree in the secondary topic. The reason is that double majors tend to be perceived as "more of the same" whereas grad degrees are necessary for many upper level positions that an undergrad would not be qualified for. I think that getting lots of education in one's chosen profession is a very good idea though. for me, it has helped tremendously to have a broad education in terms of job security, mastery of the topic which helps to reduce stress in the workplace, and advancement. however this only holds true if the skills are marketable and being applied in the workplace. if those hold true then you'll soon be recognized as the resident expert.
Thanks for your input on this Mark. Much appreciated insights
You're almost 100k congratz Shane!
So close! Thanks for the support
Another solid video! It should be noted that some colleges won't actually allow you to double major in Accounting and Finance due to too much overlap in their curriculums. This is at least true in Canadian universities, anyway.
Good point Daryl
Thanks for listening to our suggestions!
My pleasure Dr. Snipes
Double major in international relations and linguistics? Want to travel abroad or work for the UN
This is exactly what I want to do too!
Thanks for adding that Karissa
@@JackJEDDWI noice
Double major in linguistics and computer science. That's how you can get real money and work from anywhere around the world. NLP is in high demand.
I did a double degree in IR and linguistics and I have to say although it's a great dream, it's kind of unrealistic. I genuinely think it'd be a better idea and open many many more doors for you if you studied economics or statistics in addition to a foreign language instead (multiple languages, really, and something more niche than romance languages). Literally everyone who wants to work in government or international organizations has the exact same degrees and speaks the same languages. Unless you go to a top university and have amazing internships you won't stand out, it's a degree that's not specialized enough to have a lot of good options. With economics you could easily find a good job and get into an organization like the UN with a lot of work experience. Out of everyone I know who did a degree like this many of us have traveled, many of us have worked abroad and pretty much everyone I know has just ended up being a teacher, a lawyer or doing some totally unrelated work they could've done without those degrees. I absolutely loved my studies but if I knew then what I know now I'd have chosen something more practical and specific with good job opportunities. Specifically economics.
I have an business management undergraduate degree and an IT master's degree, so ... I completely concur with this! :)
Awesome! Thanks for watching Susan
Is computer science and economic good? Can you also make a video on what pairs best with economics?
Shane, are you planning to do content for you international audience? It'd be cool to hear your views. Good work btw👍
Definitely, my content is mostly geared towards US but a lot of it applies anywhere in the world.
really enjoyed this video, keep up the good work .
Thanks, will do!
But for economics and other majors wouldn’t it be correlation not causation because wouldn’t millionaires and the rich send their kids to college or something. Idk what I was going with this
That's a good point Exo. Hang in there that could be a good topic for my future videos
Shane Hummus - The Success GPS I feel like STEM has a more of a truthful data because of the rigorous course work
Really wanna see an in depth video on MIS please🙏. As always, great video!
Noted! stay tuned for it David
@@ShaneHummus I second that
Thanks for finally making this video Shane!. Love it!!!
Thanks Alexis
First!!!!!
Ps - already tapped the like button gently 😂💜
Thanks Jeontastic
Shane Hummus - The Success GPS
Alwaysssss 💜✨
Thank you for the amazing advice :)
Now this is a really good idea 💡. I like this video. I was thinking about double majoring and minoring in something.
Best of luck!
Good video! I am currently studying BSc Quantitative Economics and Finance. I am bit worried about my future because it is hard to get started with a job with just Quantitative Economics degree, but I've been coding casually for 2 years and now I am doing Data Science program online. So, After finishing my degree I plan on working for a year in Data Science industry, and then going for Masters in Computer Science. My end goal is to be Data Scientist and Software Engineer, I want to make sure I have solid professions lined up. Besides that, I know it will sound cliché but I want to build tech business and do freelancing work on the side and those degrees will definitely help me a lot.
Thanks for these videos Shane!
Welcome. Good luck!
How has this been going for you
Im thinking of taking the same path, any advice
Thanks for video Shane!
Can you make a video on advice majoring in a degree in one country and then moving to another country, especially when the country you went to school in is not well known
Noted Sia
I'm looking forward to seeing your Python project(s?) at some point in the future, programming can be a lot of fun.
Haha maybe in the future
Shane can you make a video on best skills to cultivate on the side with your college experience? Also what’re your thoughts on PPE as a major?
Noted Darren. Stay tuned for that
My first two degrees are useless without work experience, as our friend Shane has mentioned before. I do have a lovely frame with two diplomas on my wall, though, so that's nice, I guess. lol
Best of luck in your career. Just plan things out, you can make it work.
Shane Hummus - The Success GPS I work data so you know I do okay. Lol
I'll like all your videos Shane.
Computer Science + Aerospace Engineering for a double major ?
I am only passionate about STEM
That sounds like it would be very good!
Solid 💪
What would you apply both fields to? I am thinking of something like computer science and physics or computer engineering and physics.
That’s awesome! The best in my opinion is Computer Science + Mathematics. Because you can use both for literally anything. They’re the best sciences ever from the way I see it. Aerospace Engineering is really good too!
@@thecomputersciencetutor7019 How does a double major work? Like do you take like 1-2 classes for each major in college? or...?
Jeff also did that combo EE &CS.
nice content as always buddy
Thanks Steve
Can you do a video about law jobs like paralegal, court reporter and videographer etc?
Noted Victoria. I might consider that
Already here waiting for some videos for international students 🤭🤞🏾 I would really like to do my masters in MIT but I don’t know what to do
Thanks for being here Lucilia. I might have videos that could help you
I love this video so much! No one ever teaches you this stuff XD awesome content thank you sm
I think if you want to learn a computer science major especially data science,in my opinion, its better to learn economics for your business stuff b/c when you learn cs and get to work at higher percent you will be in a business related life
Great video
Hi! I am a grade 12 student and I was thinking about doing international economics and foreign relations double major do you think it's going to work ?
I have a business degree and now going for either Computer Science or IT.
Awesome choices
Shane Hummus - The Success GPS thanks Shane 👍 keep up the great content!
Have you ever herd of a Master of Letters? I’d love to hear your thoughts on it. (Im currently in an MLitt program :)
I might cover that in the future George
Nice video as always, getting really good with the memes.
Already gently tapped the like button.
Glad you like them! just maximizing resources 😁
Would you be able to do a video on a master’s of education in school counseling? And if it is valuable career?
I covered that here. "Masters Degree Tier List (Masters Degrees… RANKED!)"
ruclips.net/video/Be0FncX7Nhs/видео.html
I want to go into law so I’m majoring philosophy and am considering double majoring in physics as a stem fall back but they are still connected whats your thoughts on that or double majoring in two liberal arts?
Good luck Luke
The real answer is: Pick the majors you need for the career you want. If you don't need college for the career you want your best option is to drop out and save your money assuming you don't have grants and scholarships.
Thanks for sharing you opinion on this Mk
How about a video on whether graduate double degrees are worth it? For example a lot of law schools offer a 3+1 option to get your mba as well as your jd
Noted Collin
when you say "stem + something you are passionate about". Do you mean like double majoring in theater and neuroscience? Like one stem major and then an arts major? Like that?
Depends on each person Manny. If you plan it out well that could work
Shane Hummus - The Success GPS how does one plan it out exactly?
Manny I think he means like whatever stem major you go for you apply it your other passion. Like if you choose neuroscience and theater you could do research on people’s brain reactions to different theater sounds
You need to double major in something that makes sense to a business. Theater and neuroscience are completely different industries and skill sets in one does not translate well to the other.
For example i did a double degree in electrical engineering and business which gives me technical expertise as well as knowledge of key business areas like economics and accounting. This is highly desirable as they are both key components of most businesses and i am working on getting an engineering management role in future (currently early career engineer on 96k a year)
No stem doesn’t always mean good job outlook. Neuroscience is useless
These is Basic Economics. Nice Vid 👍
Thanks!
Fun fact but my university is reputable for its business school, and MIS is not hard from what others I've met have said lol I say go for it, if you want a good job with good pay
Thanks so much for the Info!
Welcome
Great video!
I was sad until I saw number one😊👍
I am a business - design major :)
Nice.. You got this Maria!
What sort of jobs could you get? Also what does the design entail? I love art and I’m very creative and feel this could link to your major
Design degree lets you focus on a major (interior design, product design or graphic design etc.)
I am majoring in graphic design and marketing so I have a lot of options.
I am interested in brand design (logos and brand style guides) however I will probably start as a marketing assistant or graphic designer and work my way up/explore other opportunities! Hope I made sense :)
Im doing a double degree
Design and business = basically choose one major from both degrees
If I use quizlet but I make my own quizlets. Is it considered cheating?
😂
So yes?
Thank you man
You're welcome!
You can double major in computer science and electrical engineering or just major in computer engineering-> the combination of both already.
Right 👌
Would computer information systems and biology work well together? Currently a sophomore at a community college and going to transfer to a 4 year. I really want to change my major from psychology to something else.
Does this apply to minoring in any of these subjects? I.e like a minor in information science, minor in info systems, etc
That could work too
Hi, Shane. I've managed to get myself into a degree that has both management and chemistry embedded into its curriculum. I think it's a great program and after following your videos, I think I made the right choice. It's sort of like MIS, but instead of computer science it's chemistry. Would love to hear your thoughts on it since it's a relatively new degree so there's not much information on it.
I might cover that in the future Miguel. Stay tuned
Congrats on the 80k can wait to see a 6 figure number next to your RUclips user name 😁
Thank you so much!
i was just thinking about this!!
Here you go Bryce
Hello Shane, I'm in my first year in college. I'm offering B.A Business Administration( Finance, Economic and Information Studies), I'm suppose to drop one course after second year, which course do you suggest I should drop, and will it be very profitable?
Information studies
can u do video on'' is it worth to do distance education'' ? detailed explanation on that
Im currently majoring in international business and will be double majoring in business administration
Good luck!
Really good video! I was wondering your opinion on MIS and Supply chain management dual major. I was planning on doing MIS and Accounting but I just don’t like accounting that much. However I really like supply chain management.
Those are solid choices Sam. Plan it out
@@ShaneHummus I plan to... thanks for the reply!
Can you give us an update?
Could you do a top best and worst management degrees
Maybe in the future
I was planning to do economics with cybersecurity, can anyone advice me if that is a good idea or not?
That sounds solid Mohanad. Plan it out.. Good luck!
Economics is a very difficult degree
I’m grateful to have the chance to do my undergraduate for basically free. Is a political science and sociology dual degree good for getting an all rounded education in politics and world affairs?
Most flexible degrees
Yes!
I second this.
this video is older but I thought I would still ask. I'm going for a double in jppl and criminal justice do you think this combo will help me in the future? should I stick with this or switch?
Which one best?
1.bba in finance and bba in economics dual major
2.Bs in economics
the one with more math and can translate to data related jobs.
What do you think about an immersive degree?
It’s a relatively new degree with a focus in areas including VR, AR, XR, 360°, 3D. A few universities/colleges have begun offering them.
I might talk about that in the future
I study Business Management in Marketing wanna change in Master degree to Economics and Finance is that good
Okay but how do you start earring these money per year and how does it got like this for mid career pay?
Hey man, if you have the chance what're your thoughts on an Economics/Philosophy double major? I feel like the Economics degree would circumvent a lot of the issues with getting just a Philosophy degree, but you'd benefit from the way Philosophy teaches you to think.
I'm also considering this
What did you end up choosing?
I will maybe double major in animation and product design, as it will open a very broad area of designing for me !!!
😄 and drumroll...It's here! Yay!
Actually, the organization that sponsored me said that I can't do a double major without paying for it upfront on my own, so I ended up doing a combined major of math and physics since that's what my university provided me. The major is still one single major, but it is the result of a combined version of math and physics, so I could figure out which one I wanted to specialize in.
Hopefully, that kind of major would lead me somewhere happy! 😁
I bet it will Jessica. Just make sure you have a solid plan. Good luck 😁
Shane I really don't hope this was your Information Systems/science videos 😅 there's so much more to than just that
Yeah.. Thanks for watching