5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Study Business Management Degree

[@cloudsjoo]

the M in STEM actually stands for Mathematics (and not Medicine) 🤦‍♀️ Complete silly mistake that I let slip during filming and editing

[@rizwanulisl]

Hi Claudia! Following your guidance all the way.😇 I am going to take admission in Queen Mary this September. Could you please review the QMUL Business Management, especially how is it valued by the employers and what median salary should I expect within how much time after graduation?

[@kristifox3887]

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[@camalex7782]

I guess medicine comes under science so don’t fear future Doctors you can still claim the STEM badge

[@applepeel1662]

This is the kinda Dumb shit a biz major would make I'm kidding no offence it was right there

[@madant22]

I always thought when I was younger business was always about math and a math based major. I thought more math was going to be involved in it. That’s why I never took business as my major.

[@abcd-fy1di]

I choose business and management degree because I have no idea what i want to do. Now years later, I still have no idea what I want to do.

[@steadyandready6795]

@Jenjen K The exact same thing happened to me here lmao

[@TheKingOfBullshit167]

The exact same thing happened to me here lmao. As for I know, I would like to pick a major which allows me to work/sit in an office with AC in summer and heat in winter. Next, the major allows me to learn something related to business trading because maybe I can create my own business in the future.

[@oliverqueen6124]

abcd 1234 i will tell you now what you should do since you choose business management and that is study hard study really really hard focus in your study's because this is the key of your success and happiness i know is hard but when you do that you will see your self as a big winner everything and everyone will betray you that not the knowledge because the knowledge will make you wise also will give you skills and then you will find a good job in a big company and you will get a big salary and also you will be famous because you will became a skilful person is hard to do that also you gonna feel tired and you will want to give up but you shouldn't give up this is what i would like to do but is hard. I want to tell you a story of my last year of the college in Greece i did study really hard 4 hours after school every day and some subjects i knew it better from the teacher i had some knowledge and in every test i was the best when my class mates ask the teacher about something in the subject the teacher told to my class mate to ask me i want to tell you that it feels good having knowledge

[@shairarocamora7061]

Saaaaammmmmmeeeeee HAHAHHAHA 😔

[@faizan3158]

😂😂😂😝😝😝

[@cloudsjoo]

IF YOU'RE FEELING STRESSED AFTER THIS VIDEO - I have now posted the 5 reasons WHY YOU SHOULD study business so please refer to that to put yourself at ease!

[@mariuspaulet6787]

The guys at cc

[@oluwagbotemiashley1535]

you literally made me cry i thought my life was over

[@kristifox3887]

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[@brunapereira1293]

what i can conclude with the videos i watch on youtube and it is not worth doing any college! we will all continue to be cleaners and masons !! honestly they only know how to complain, what to say to work in business or another career does not need college, just experience in the area, funny that to get a place to have experience in the area, someone has given you the opportunity of a place without you have experience ..... vicious cycle so you better gain experience in college and internships, so yes it is necessary to do internships and university! more and more people talking shit on youtube just to have a visualization!

[@billalhassan1741]

what about llb or law degree in uk

[@halakhalid7118]

Studying Business isn’t about only opening a business. It’s true, you can learn lots of stuff about Business without the degree. However, don’t underestimate it, there’s a lot of things you can’t google, Business can be very hard and having the degree is completely worth it. Business can easily get you money because of the skills you have that you studied in uni, it depends on the place/skills you’ve got, if you work hard, you put things into your mind, you can easily achieve them. The last 2 points shouldn’t be a thing tbh, you meet ugly people everywhere, these people you’ll encounter in your life a lot, especially during work, and in every other major as well. Too many students are entering business? Half of the world is majoring in medicine. ?!! It’s what people are passionate about. The more the people doesn’t make ur major bad.

[@danielnwogu5135]

The fact she said ugly people were a negative to her just proves she’s dumb

[@hiraali2917]

@Sonic Hedgehog I don’t think they meant it Litterally. And it’s kinda true almost everyone of my friends and people that I’ve met are in the medical field while I’m trying to do business.

[@kayshiekayshie2198]

@@hiraali2917 true actually My friends are doing some type of medicine/science

[@Abdur_Rahman_CM]

yes, it depends on the person. If you have basic business knowledge then leave it, if you have not lean it with Giving money to the university. At end of the days, people will judge you by your skill and experience.

[@XMrzLeoX]

Business management is not for everyone. Especially her lol. You take Business if you are an entrepreneur and have major goals to run your own shit and be your own boss. It's also not all about having the degree, you have to have the right attitude for it. Not everyone will succeed bit it's a good career path to take.

[@tanvitaparwal284]

c'mon guys there are always gonna be 5 reasons that you shouldn't choose the thing you wanna do every thing is difficult all you need to do is hardwork ND have patience

[@Sek0u]

Here in the US, business majors are really attractive to employers and are one of the best majors.

[@naturoidz2714]

Depends on what type of business degree

[@kristifox3887]

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[@clairerenee1660]

The problem is is that EVERYONE majors in business.

[@eboyeman8457]

@@clairerenee1660 nah only rich white kids major in Business

[@daram.9565]

@@clairerenee1660 That’s literally not true

[@elonashahini9676]

I do not judge anyone but personally, I am studying business management with finance and I am quite happy. You have to work hard and to put into practice everything you have learned, yeah it is true. In my opinion, it is worth it a lot and I am quite happy about it. If you think that you are passionate about something, go for it. Of course, passion is not enough, it requires hard work and dedication as well but in the end, you will be happy for your achievements.

[@cloudsjoo]

I definitely think business management can be a great degree - I made a whole video about this. I just think it's super important to give both sides of the coin. I myself, graduated with a business degree and even went on to do a masters in management - and now I am working in my dream career. This doesn't discredit the fact that for some people, this same degree will not be the right choice.

[@mohammedyakub3760]

@@cloudsjoo Would you recommend a business degree if you want to own your own business? Or do you think other degrees would be more useful? if so which ones? I want to own an e-commerce brand, do you think a business degree would help me much? Do you think economics is a better degree for entrepreneurship? how about joint business and maths degree? or accounting/finance degree?

[@shirazsbh2653]

@@mohammedyakub3760 I think yes Cuz when you own a business and it gets bigger you gotta bring people to manage finances and economic and you should pay them, better do it yourself

[@rubibeats]

@@shirazsbh2653 I disagree, doing everything on your own is the quickest way to fail/quit. Delegation of tasks and good management is key to scale your business. You can surely get started on your own but once you start growing you shouldn’t be adverse to paying people to do quality work to achieve your business goals. Secondly the best way to learn to run your own business is a good combo of immersion and education. Learn as you build you business and not only get valuable experience but also learn to fail and pivot. The business degree would be more for someone who want to work for someone else, and simply to fulfill a requirement. Most of your valuable education will come on the job.

[@madinayuldasheva1]

Me too) I'm also studying Business Management with Finance. For the last three years I have learned an awful lot about how to successfully manage business. Most of the time, we see hardly developing businesses that are not putting necessary business activities into practice and complaining about other stuff that stir them to operate effectively, they easily put the blame other factors. But, we being business management graduates we have all the necessary knowledge to lead those who need help in this sphere and open our own business and run it without any hesitation)) thanks to all the Business Degrees

[@hanankmoh]

1. You can learn business everywhere/ anywhere 2. You don't need a business degree to work in business 3. A business degree won't necessarily make you rich 4. You'll meet a lot of douchy people 5. Too many students choose business

[@profassionall]

Thank you soo much

[@chayozeee162]

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[@profassionall]

@@chayozeee162 yoyo

[@Zectly]

Thanks, didn't want to waste my time

[@BENKYism]

1. True 2. True 3. This is true with most degrees 4. Who cares 5. Who cares

[@sebastian597]

I'm 27 and I've been working since I was 18. I knew back then that getting a degree wasn't gonna do shit for me. I'm starting a business degree this fall not because I want it to open doors for me automatically, but because I'm in the field I like already and I'd like to grow in it. Already got the job skills. Also I know in my field to get management positions they really want you to have a degree. So if anyone is reading this don't be discouraged.

[@tatianahawaii13]

Happy for you

[@mslettiemathibe71]

Go for it Cudder!!

[@naughtybassfishing9087]

Yeah … but they don’t pay well.

[@L00kvidz]

What’s your job if you don’t mind me asking

[@beans1836]

Thank you :) I am just passionate about business but most ppl are kinda underestimating and it’s making me worry now hahaa

[@burns83]

1. I can learn business anywhere 1:43 2. You don't need a bizz degree to work in business 3:39 3. A business degree won't necessarily make you rich 5:50 4. Youll meet a lot of douchy people 8:18 5. Too many students choosing business 10:12

[@nigirizushi533]

Thank you for doing this!!

[@maranglobelo2927]

Life saver

[@Anonymous-ks1mk]

Tysmm!!! 💓💓💖

[@asinmyexternalexams8490]

God bless you!

[@sheena9837]

Ok all these reasons arent convincing. 🤣 thanks for the summary.

[@maktub4172]

Learning by yourself just some basic courses, won’t open the same doors as a degree obtain at university. I am studying Global Business and I can’t complain. It definitely fits my future goals. I could be stuck in an office on a low paid starter job waiting to progress (IF I DO) while some younger person comes along after University and gets the job that someone without a proper degree is fighting to get. And also, once you are promoted, they will still ask you to do some course to have a legal foundation for it. And the University degree can open that door immediately. Now if you want to open a business that has an international target, it will also help to have this type of degree. There are many pros to this course

[@avelamkulisi2694]

The problem starts when you make your problems our problems😂😂😂😂

[@fabianasouza3831]

Yep lol

[@charleslalawigan2755]

Facts 😂😂😂😂

[@RedJAM47]

True

[@IdontknowXxxx]

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[@ms.fortune2957]

Haaaa LMBO!!!! I couldn't agree more. This was very well said. LOL

[@1Star.Boy0]

For those who are wondering, Accounting, Finance, Marketing, International Business, Economic, Supply Chain Management and Management Information System (MIS) are the best business degree majors and worth it

[@loripaige887]

Thank you!!

[@applepeel1662]

You listed almost all of em lol

[@1Star.Boy0]

@@applepeel1662 i listed the specific major not the general like Administration and Management lmao

[@llexcusesll7933]

@@1Star.Boy0 Yeah uh I think you should watch Shane hummus so he can explain to you why you’re wrong about some of those

[@folafoluwaasabi8387]

What about business administration?

[@hughjassol2072]

You don’t need a degree to do anything. It’s just required or it’s not. No matter what career you choose, 90 percent of the useful info you learn will be on the job.

[@Jhihmoac]

There WAS a time, back through the 80s, and into about the mid 90s, where one could actually land a middle management position in a corporate office at around $40K-$50K to start, and NOT necessarily have to major in business or accounting... Many then would acquire "Easy Breezy" type majors, such as Psychology (first four years only), Marketing, Liberal Arts, Philosophy, even the new (at that time) "Gender Studies"... With these majors at hand, students then could still party, breeze through the curriculum, graduate with a halfway decent GPA, and land a job in a business office environment somewhere with a very good starting salary... The thing was that companies then didn't really care WHAT you majored in, just so long as you had a degree, and knew just enough to be "promotable"! That all ended in the late 90s when companies decided to drastically downsize (and offshore and outsource) because they started to discover "there were too many Chiefs, and not enough Indians"... Many college admissions STILL have this 80s "the sky's the limit" attitude and will convince the potential student that whatever choice they make is an excellent one, and that they "can and will" make their ROI in just a few years! As we see, this is NOT the case, but you've already signed on the dotted line!

[@maiyeuem121]

This is not true at all. You can get business degree and still find job. You just gotta find internships, part time jobs, or any type of employment. Just don’t go to classes and study hard and sit your ass at home and doing nothing.

[@lavenderbloom9943]

Hey can i know what kind of job i will get?

[@japansofar]

I’m late to the party but just found your channel. I have a business undergrad and MBA. I work in Japan as a Finance consultant. Business degrees are still very essential for organizational development and resource management. Depending on your industry you can get certs in things your career specializes in that are more specific and marketable than some STEM degrees. Also, I don’t know your experience with straight white males but it seems a little wrong to judge someone based on their money, race, gender, and sexual orientation rather than how they behave and treat other people. This video is still getting a thumbs up from me though LOL.

[@dfirst8395]

Hey that's great, would you mind sharing how you did that though?

[@bsyxbxpxd_2713]

If you don’t mind me asking where did you study and what advice would you give to someone who’s studying buisness management and marketing

[@japansofar]

@@bsyxbxpxd_2713 I went to state schools in the United States. Park U in Missouri for my Undergrad, University of Maryland for my MBA. In addition to my school, I also gained a lot of experience in my US Air Force career. If you are a business student, my advice would be to get as much exposure as you can to different industries so you know what you want to do when you graduate. Also, make yourself an expert on something like a Database language for example i.e. Python. Or become an expert on something like Excel. Make the most of your time as a student to explore and define where you want to take your career.

[@athena679]

@@japansofar i actually interest in business but not even close to study it in a level , i took bio che phy and math . should i take business , what ur suggestion ? my AS is in may so i guess not enough time left and i didnt took business in o level as it was really boring to me

[@japansofar]

@@athena679 Business is not interesting for everyone. Some of the classes are boring. But a lot were engaging and interesting. What is it you want to do and would a business degree help that? Business classes focus on organizational development, finance and accounting, marketing, and strategy. I took classes on online and social media marketing and that was one of my favorite Classes in undergrad.

[@ikeanthony1508]

The rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping, while the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich

[@samboisah1937]

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[@marilyntammy7367]

@@samboisah1937 People are scared of investing because of the high rate of scam in the business

[@florencesherry7723]

@@marilyntammy7367 There are scammers but real brokers are out there for investors

[@florencesherry7723]

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[@bokamosolesedi3813]

Wow, I'm just shock someone mentioned expert Mr Smith, I thought I'm the only one trading with him. Mr Smith helped me recover what I lost trying to trade by myself

[@itshectora7681]

So a kid straight out of high school can get into banking right away. Ha yeah right, the degree is meant to open the door. Unfortunately that’s the way it works

[@sezan930]

nothing is IMPOSSIBLE my dear . its just some people fear to walk . just follow your passion and grab hold of it. remember no one else can make you successful . its only you

[@mimiabroad9514]

Well, you can still go for a management degree but you have to find your niche! For example I studied Construction Management (it’s a STEM major too) and I was hired for the first time as a project engineer and I worked from job sites, while one of my co-worker she had a business degree and she was an administrator.. she had already 3 years of experience in the company but she had no idea what she was doing. She didn’t know how to track projects financially or anything. She didn’t know how to read plans or use construction management software.. so instead of learn or just simply be friendly and ask for help she started treating me as a rival!! 😆 which is crazy!

[@kokak9540]

So sad, but don't worry about her she can take of herself in her own troubles 😂.

[@willnill7946]

Woman

[@allenshay49]

Unfortunately, I can't get a job without a degree. Experience doesn't matter to employers, as long as you have a degree in magical arts, you will be considered for the position over someone without a degree

[@copiouscat]

Facts

[@alinakalo380]

I graduated with a BBA and a specialisation in Marketing and i do agree and it’s kind of difficult to be a woman in that type of environment, like in my internship i was the only ✨woman✨ I’m sure that you mentioned that in your other video but a business degree is super useful since you can choose whatever industry to work in

[@cloudsjoo]

Haven't made the other video yet but absolutely! The flexibility of a business degree is one of the best pros and a huge advantage

[@trinitymoore339]

I was planning on pursuing the marketing rout when it comes to business. Any tips or internships I should know?

[@alinakalo380]

@@trinitymoore339 hey, it really depends which side of marketing are you interested in. for example I'm interested in startups and for that, there is this website: angel.co (angel list) which is a website where you can find an internship and if you're in Europe you could try the app 'meet frank'. and for tips, choose an industry or a company that really goes with your values and pursue that. Also, apply, apply, apply, hopefully, you might get lucky so you don't have to apply so much.

[@trinitymoore339]

@@alinakalo380 thank you so much! I will look into that.

[@yaswinimurugavel1397]

I'm studying the same course 😅

[@sashinfinity-24]

In my opinion it really depends on the subjects you’re studying within your business degree. Ofc things like management theories, accounting 101, consumer behavior, some basic economics you can learn by yourself if you want it’s not very hard. However, if you choose to concentrate in finance for example, then this kind of knowledge would be quite hard to sustainably learn outside of class. Or if you concentrate in econ, I doubt you would have learned even basic econometrics outside of class just for fun. Overall, it’s possible to learn anything by yourself, we can then say that the CS major is useless, law major is useless, ohhh and all the humanities also cause what stops you from reading history books by yourself and taking coding classes online. I mean, what I don’t like about a business degree, is that it is really ambiguous and you need to actually dive deeper into what each person studied cause 2 business degrees even from the same uni (even from the same course - speaking out of my personal experience) aren’t equal.

[@Hawk-TuahHarris]

I am switching careers from healthcare to business management. My sister is a financial advisor at Oppenheimer llc, and lives in Central Park west. That’s where her business degrees got her, enough said.

[@FinancialfitDiva]

For #1, you can say that about any degree program....if you can Google or KZbin, you can get the equivalent education of any degree program. Going to school is much more than that...it's about interacting with others from diverse backgrounds that may be able to solve the same problem, but in a different way than you, putting you in situations to work with others and complete a project where others may not have the same values/motivation as you, and being able to trust what is taught. All of the stuff that you are taught is peer reviewed, validated etc...whereas with Google and KZbin you can easily come across info that it absolutely not true, but sounds believable....

[@kingtheoriginal3039]

Well said my friend

[@zimk99]

Absolutely agreed

[@luisrosales9349]

In the US business degrees are still the highest paying undergraduate degrees.

[@lmboca3458]

Lmfao that’s a straight up lie, stem degrees are better in every single way

[@alltheworldsastage4785]

@@lmboca3458 No, most millionaires tend to have business degrees, statistics show that business degrees make the most millionaires.

[@lmboca3458]

@@alltheworldsastage4785 really because a simple google search will tell you that engineering degrees make the most millionaires, also an engineering degree can easily get you a job usually sought by business graduates, while there’s no chance someone majoring in business will get them an engineering job

[@alltheworldsastage4785]

@@lmboca3458 Alright, I got you.

[@woodenfishes]

@@lmboca3458not everyone has the work ethic/ interest or iq to be an engineer

[@bethswann8289]

Why am I watching this if I already study business and management?

[@andreeaciuca2164]

+1 😂

[@cloudsjoo]

hahaha

[@seulrenity08]

(2)

[@PeteMachini6732]

I did a degree in Business, I did coop and intern and got myself a good job. I eventually dropped out cause I found a good paying job through connection in college.

[@wompwomp1099]

Which connection exactly? Friend? Professor?

[@PeteMachini6732]

@@wompwomp1099 Anyone with a good job, or anyone who knows someone with a good job.

[@Riaaonline]

I don’t necessarily know what I truly want to do in the future but I have idea in mind (becoming a entrepreneur/ cosmetologist and owning a hair business). I at least want to have a degree in something that sounds big or spectacular so I won’t be seen as less than others because I plan on going to a community college and that alone makes people side eye others for going that route.

[@joannaw8208]

I know how u feel buddy, its a lot of pressure… goodluck! You can do it!

[@szn46m]

I am 23 I am the same way.. First Look into owning LLC then once you have a balance. Pressure is what makes the diamond shine. Do all 3 Girl. GoodLuck you to all!

[@antoniai9630]

exactly bruh

[@jasmingarchitorena9139]

@Heyitsmari OMG THAT'S EXACTLY ON MY MIND, Superrr same girl!

[@consumerwatch7479]

That's a trade go to a beauty school or trade school and save money get experience and then you could work for yourself

[@sally8514]

I’m very proud of my business management major, graduating 2022 and already found the job I love. Having a degree means you’ll not look back and regret, you can’t possibly tell me the chances of getting high qualified jobs is the same regardless of your educational status.

[@muhammadhakiim8381]

Im sorry for asking u this but can i know what your job is because i am a high school student who is about to graduate and i still don't know what course i should take that guarantees my future

[@sally8514]

@@muhammadhakiim8381 well, you guarantee future with medical majors not business majors.

[@dfirst8395]

@@muhammadhakiim8381 Pls. think about this decision real hard. Think about the things that engage you, your interest, your strengths... I'm not suggesting to follow your passion blindly, I'm saying do that but consider the implications. It's uncomfortable having to set goals and lay out plans but it's better than wandering aimlessly. If anything, at least, ask yourself what the alternative is to taking up responsibility for you.

[@MrDiggityaus]

100% agree with Madi. Business management major was definitely worth it. I think this creator, Clouds, just chose the wrong degree for her. It has opened up paths for me. There is so much wrong with this video I don’t even know where to begin. Business degrees aren’t for everyone, but I hope people aren’t choosing their degrees based on videos like this.

[@maryamrafiq5719]

I was a medical student in high school and want to choose Buisness Management as my course in university im not great at maths too so should i go for it or no?

[@nycto16]

Business degrees are amazing and the pros you have told in your other video has way more heavier effect on this video.

[@stafi7066]

I wish this video was made several years ago. I would’ve gone with another course. I graduated in BBA last year and still can’t find a job (im not picky when it comes to what jobs i get and is actively applying for jobs). I realised that i only took this degree because 1. It was the most affordable 2. It’s easy 3. My friends were taking the course 4. No alternative option aside from Accounting & Finance (which i was in before this). After being unemployed for almost one year after i graduated, I can totally say that a business degree isn’t the smartest move for me as an introverted individual who doesn’t have the best self esteem and have a difficult time networking with people. Also keep in mind the students in my college mainly went to college because their parents wants them to get a degree 😅

[@cloudsjoo]

Don't lose hope! There are so many pros to business (I just uploaded a video about it!) and if you can definitely leverage your degree to break into the job market. It's extra hard this year due to the pandemic freezing headcounts, but it's definitely still doable. You got this!

[@jhenesimons868]

Show I ho through with this degree? I'm a introvert too and now I'm starting to have doubts.

[@jhenesimons868]

So should I*

[@aneka2009]

why don't you learn more about ways to work on your self esteem? if that's the main issue.

[@ghadbawii7874]

funny guy

[@cierracrayton8323]

I have to say that the 5th reason shouldn't have been a reason at all. I hate when people say things like that. It's like saying, don't start a business because there's a lot of businesses out there. Yes, it might be a lot of businesses and business majors out there, but there are also a lot of business related jobs and if your not starting the business just to make money, your business will eventually start to grow.

[@XxAzureNekoxX]

This is very uk specific. Here in the US business majors make a lot of money.

[@itsDjjayyArt]

Plus she didn't mention other countries just UK

[@theotherside8919]

tell me more

[@misoukihanyu5341]

Really? I thought it was the opposite 😂

[@mikearambula8205]

@@misoukihanyu5341 yeah, I'm studying that major here in Mexico cause I've plans to move out to US because there's a lot of good payment with this major

[@japsapsoo]

@Ellie it is not always about the money for some people

[@albertasesay7718]

Girl knowing something and getting qualification for it are two different things

[@cloudsjoo]

I never said they were the same? Just because I said what you learn in a business degree is something you can learn by yourself, doesn't mean that the qualification at the end isn't valid. The two things aren't mutually exclusive

[@mariagu2602]

im honestly so happy that i basically finished business diploma at college but decided to stop there instead of getting the degree. i can prove that YOU CAN EARN A JOB IN BUSINESS FIELD WITHOUT ALL THE STUDIES DONE business is very common and all you need is experience

[@Mel97Art]

As much as I'd like to just learn things on my own, unfortunately I need a legit certificate from a college/institution to actually get a job. It's pretty hard for me to find a job with no proof on paper. A company won't just take my word for it. A business degree is affordable and more useful for me personally. Everything has pros and cons.

[@user-fn1nt1su5m]

me, who already applied to a business management to uk unis 💀

[@cloudsjoo]

Hahaha, trust me, there are so many pros to a business degree as well! That video will be coming out soon! Don't feel discouraged

[@firststep934]

Samee lmao

[@ayat9051]

Hey I did this too but I heard we can change the degree and it’s better to do it earlier on if ur not sure about it

[@KenyattaDavisPhotography]

I have a business degree and I can tell you that a lot of things you learn in the classroom aren’t easily learned in the world without working in a professional environment. A degree in business is essential if you want to work in any sort of career that is in upper management or advertising, government, etc. There is a lot of benefits to a business degree. I just enrolled in a Master of Science in Marketing and a certificate in Digital Marketing.

[@maryf8716]

I wish this video was out 4 years ago. I really regret my choice because I absolutely disliked the course but completed it because I wanted to make my parents proud. Now I am stuck with not knowing what to do. There is so much of pressure when you are an adult and being surrounded by people who are succeeding in life and just being stuck even after trying to navigate is hard because where I am a business degree is not really cared for STEM degrees are more looked out for. Thank you for this video brb I am having a breakdown

[@ghadbawii7874]

my dawg rina is just like u, dw she's about to fail and regret everything!!!

[@its8281]

Indian?

[@maryf8716]

@@its8281 yes

[@maryf8716]

@@its8281 yes 👋

[@its8281]

By your regret story, I knew you were Indian - it is common in our country 🙁

[@jater10]

Years ago maybe worth it. However we live in a time where the world is more connected and rapidly changing. Businesses are based on products or services which is why its better to learn something like say Chemistry/Med or Programming. From there get a basic business book to start a tech or biotech startup.

[@latrindah]

I am half way into your video I agree and disagree with you but here in the U.S. having a Business degree helps you get a high paying business jobs and some like the fact that you are more advanced of having more skills than ppl who don't have a business degree. Some business may be a waste of time if the business doesn't care if you have a business degree or not. I personally want a Business degree I am currently going back to college in the Fall to continue to get my Business administration degree I want to own my own company. Also it will help me to get a better paying job I am tired working for less and I want to start working for high paying company and branch off into having my company. It does depends on where you live of the business market of what the demands on business jobs and the pay.

[@richiejimenezjr]

Exactly!!! 👏👏👏

[@willmiller2807]

Great vid, If you had your time again, what degree would you study and why ?

[@casey_rg3771]

Business is what runs the world deary!

[@_V0RT3X]

This hurts to watch. I just switched from accounting to business management because accounting is getting too tough. Might just do finance. Idek..

[@cloudsjoo]

I am uploading another video tomorrow on why business degree is a good option! Please refer to that video as well

[@_V0RT3X]

@@cloudsjoo Will do, thanks!

[@najjdy2422]

Excuse me? To apply for a job related to business, you really need business degree.

[@xrenaissancen]

thanks for being transparent with your points

[@sadfroggo2201]

I chose business cause I wanted to. I didn't take it cause it was easy or cause I didn't know wat to do, and I don't mind dealing with douchy people cause everyone has to deal with atleast a few of them in their life. And yes u don't need to have a bizz degree to do business but at the same time y do u need other courses when u want to do business? Opt for business if u r interested in doing so, don't choose business if u "don't know wat to take" or "cause it's easy"

[@trunojoyo1702]

Thank you for sharing, let me give you my insight, so you have another point of view. 1) Your MiM degree is not comparable to an MBA. 2) The career centers of most European universities do not do “business” (excluding INSEAD). They only do “administrative” work. Unlike US Business Schools, where their job is to ensure students who pay a lot of money will get the highest possible returns. So, I recommend also hearing from those who graduated with MBAs from Top-15 US Business Schools in the US to find out why you should or shouldn't get a business degree.

[@user-ly4ut6xh7q]

I beg to differ from her,If you are going to business as a degree you,you are wrong.There are thousands and thousands option in business,and management just gives you a brief overview as to what the business do.If you are going to talk about niche topics like, accounting,acturial science and economics degree in General only then it will be fruitfut.One thing is would like to mention is that I'm from India and meaning of business might be different than the one in UK.If you are gonna be investment banker,we are adviced to learn data science,and heavy math skills.The reason why it is uncommon because our degree doesnt allow us to do so,the enginnering math is very very different from a bsc mathematics degree from Delhi University and majority of us business students don't know how to think in terms of math,even always know like you said a lot about the markets and sometimes were not even adding a value to the company.And even in that there is different type of math.For example in accounting you may use arthemetics more,in statistics you tend you use more probality or bionomial theorem.The reason why I think recruiters tend to prefer Engineer or Medicine students is because they trust their degree."transferability of skills" being the right term.I won't lie,it does put us into a disadvantage,as unless and untill you don't wanna go into core accounting, business may or may not work out for you.Financial mathematics is one such degree that anybody can do,but again because I live India and because of LETHAL COMPETITION,it has put us business students into disadvantage as there are IITians for computer science background sitting with acceptance rate of mere 0.00047 percent,chances of being placed in those degrees is close to imposibble as there is an "eligibility criteria" to these degrees to gain one india.

[@stanceworks7995]

"you dont need a business degree to get a job in a business" but most job adverts ask for a degree, what if i just want to get a Degree on my CV and i'm not really into the other things like BCom accounting or Bcom in economics etc. I have owned my own business for 8 years however I have changed careers and to find a better paying job most adverts ask for Degree. I am more hands on and i like running a business but I just need a Degree on my CV and thought this would interest me.

[@hezziee]

*me, an eng lit and history graduate and has no interest in doing a business degree but watches anyway bc you make the best uni videos* 😍

[@cloudsjoo]

the best flatterer 100% love you too muchos

[@kristifox3887]

Thanks for commenting, Another great investment scheme in which you can never go wrong with is bitcoin exchange with my administrative Mr Washington Thomas.

[@cedricdelsol9320]

Business management degree is worth it because you can go above a general manager, some places only require high school diploma so it puts you in a better position to go higher. Think corporate level or entry level higher above customer service.

[@salmabassaid304]

Sometimes it's not even because of the degree...When you have a strong personality with clear goals and business man thinking and type of personality-like those douchy people mentioned- you will have network and get a job easily, it's ALL about you...I don't think an HR would want to hire someone who is an intervert with huge difficulties when it's comes to communication. Long story short, you have to already have the business man personality and patience.

[@casey_rg3771]

Really sweeping generalised statements! Many graduates from other disciplines in UK struggle to get paid jobs anyways. At least Business graduates can get into many areas and are not limited. If you regret doing business degree then why did you do a Masters in it!? And the M in STEM stands for Maths. Medicine already comes under Science.

[@sheena9837]

@milly def worth it. Dont believe this video.

[@filipinabisdaknurseswissvlog39]

Watching your video from Switzerland . Very interesting video.

[@charlescharles1270]

Agree with what she says. Business degrees teach superficial stuff, things you pick up in a book. If you are smart, studying such things makes you get "dumbed down"

[@khadijaahmed3443]

I’m 15 years old , and from now I’m trying too finding the right degree , I really don’t know what to be 😓 , at first I want to be a businesswoman but after watching this I changed my mind , and now I’m thinking of being a pilot but I’m kind of scared because of something goes wrong me and a lot of people in the plane will die , can some of you give me some suggestions please 😅

[@khadijaahmed3443]

@Sea umm what do you merry by International relations?😅sorry I didn’t get it , but thank you for the options that you gave me 😊

[@khadijaahmed3443]

@Sea ohhhhhh Now I get it , thank you for the explanation 😅

[@michaelwang5140]

I am also in your position XD. I want to do either global business or economics

[@sadaf1482]

my uni has bba and it has compulsory specialisations which we have to do so its not vague. some specialisations we have are: HRM, marketing, digital marketing, supply chain and logistics, finance, project management, PR. We must choose a minimum of 2 specialisations to do this degree. I am enrolled in BBA and we have very useful units that could help people avoid mistakes in business. this was a very useful video but I think it also depends on the area you live in and the content they teach at uni for e.g Analytic economics, applied contract law etc. what you said about learning yourself is 100% true. whatever Ive learnt so far on marketing is all youtube. btw this is in Australia for anyone wondering

[@Mang_7]

Hi I'm currently at 12th and wants to pursue bba in hr specialisation in the future with MBA. I'm in a dilemma and certain questions makes me worried. Will I remain jobless if I'd go for this degree? Don't get me wrong , there's so much pressure to handle from the family itself

[@bretthutt1949]

I'm so glad you made this video!

[@kyiiiu8454]

My reason for the future study of business management: Title, Title and again TITLE

[@minimalistic1507]

Folks just remember one thing The scope does not depend upon the degree or profession.It depends upon you so work hard

[@gislaineprado5398]

I'm so happy that I switched my degree from Business Management to Economics and Finance; I wasn't happy at all.

[@touchbox8107]

Hi, Gislaine Prado. After foundation year in business management, can I change to another diferent course in another university ?

[@joshuanoel5574]

Thanks now I don't know what to do

[@cloudsjoo]

Business is still a great option if it's what you want to do!!

[@BrianHallmond]

I was thinking of doing the course because I want to start my own business.

[@whatsgoodwmiggy3534]

How about we don’t tell people they shouldn’t get certain degrees because of your experience. Trades, college, certifications are all valuable no matter what they are, and no you’re not qualified to give this advice just because you already have a degree.

[@roudaina9825]

I m still young to tell my opinion because I don't have a real experience but starting a business without studying business it can be hard .I feel that business degrees can show a lot of experience in business world so will not wast time on taking risk .my dad didn't study business and he took 30 year to run a successful one . But my brother did study it and he have more experience then my dad . This is what I think

[@셰이드루]

i have a bba in management and a bba in marketing. now I am on my masters in management and leadership...now I make 98k a year. sounds pretty useless.

[@aw-g]

Is it that bad?

[@Stefan-fe8lz]

@@aw-g I think they're being sarcastic LOL

[@user-en9lu8xj8q]

What is BBA ?

[@angelgica1034]

Some people choose business not because it is a path that will easily lead them to wealth, but rather because they believe that one day they will feel worthless or uninspired by their work and that instead of hiring a professional Business chuchu, they will build a business on their own because they already know how to run a business. So why waste time getting into a sector you already knew was a waste of time when you can establish a business while studying business?

[@angelgica1034]

Well this is my level of understanding. And I decided to take a shift and take a business because I wanted to build on my own, well when you have a business you can be a boss on your own moreover you can handle your time.

[@angelgica1034]

Some successful people succeed because they invent a thing that is useful to everyone.

[@Pit-jt3lw]

Just a simply research into “HR jobs” just told me this girl doesn’t really know what she’s talking about… £19k is far from the salary

[@aramiebloom7257]

In the US if you are considering business as a degree and feeling confused by vids like this, just know that being raised buying items at the store in no way prepares you for how to do accounting, analytics, the finer points of finance, economics, applied statistics, or business law. It doesn't build your skills, opportunities, and network like a degree. It doesn't teach you what truly effective marketing looks like or metrics or intricate corporate structure and product management. And let's not forget the computer side of things. Lots of these subjects are far too broad and complex for the average person to just "look up on the internet." You won't get the perspective you gain in a classroom, either. I agree that if you aren't serious about business, maybe you shouldn't pick it as a degree. But a business degree is so foundational I have a hard time believing anyone who really got one would be able to say "I could've looked up all those four years on google." Without doing it first, you don't even know what you need to know! No job is going to hire you for a job requiring a business degree on the basis that you were raised capitalist.

[@wafflinglad]

I studied 4 years business, got a first class degree and can confirm that it is absolutely useless! All the effort, time everything has gone to waste. the job iv been doing for the past 6 months, I could have very easily got without my degree. Edit: I exaggerated a bit too much y’all. You can make a business major useful if you get experience within a certain market or industry. Business major + experience and skill within a certain market = leadership roles

[@sandybasaka6007]

Hello! I’m currently a freshmen majoring in Business Management! If it’s okay with you, can you please go into detail about why it didn’t work out for you?

[@wafflinglad]

@@sandybasaka6007 i think one of the main reasons why it didn’t work out for me was because I failed to get experience. If I could do it all over again, I’d study and at the same time somehow get experience within a certain market or industry. eg if you want to get into banking. Get a summer job or something as a banking intern or whatever. Basically whilst doing your degree, get experience too. you can make ur degree useful, just make sure to get experience aswell. And decide early on what industry you want to get into too. do a tone of research

[@wafflinglad]

@@sandybasaka6007 yeah I think exaggerated a bit too much with my original comment. Don’t be demotivated by me. Your degree can be useful. Just get experience. And make sure to specialise in a certain market or industry

[@sandybasaka6007]

@@wafflinglad Thank you for the advice! I was so scared that it might all be useless 🥲 I like the major a lot so hopefully I can get a position with it somewhere

[@wafflinglad]

@@sandybasaka6007 just remember to get as much experience in a certain field as possible... you can make ur business major really useful

[@repairaholic4858]

Its your own fault for not looking in to what you would be studying first with Open University they give you loads of options to pick from. You do need a buissness degree to get in to work in finance or open your own finance company. You don't need it if your going to work for a company and want to start on flat rate wage for not having any qualifications.

[@turtle6154]

me a ABM student right now did I really messed up? I actually plan to take International Business and international business law but this whole video makes me rethink my decision in life😭

[@GameSharkTheGolenEra]

I do not agree with you as i did really good research and found that business management is one of the attractive Fields around the world and there is many reasons for that one of them is studying it give you the opportunity to have jobs in other different fields like sales or financial stuff etc.... In the other way if you study one of these you cant have the other. Thats one big Major thing about it. Plus not anyone can study it as its one of the studys in all universities that you need to have high marks to join.

[@ebgcatering]

Yes but we want a degree, because we actually want to go far in life.

[@pamelabrandon2062]

Totally agree, I made the same mistake. I lost four years of my life pursuing a business degree and MBA in the UK and I'm in the worst situation than I was before prior to my diplomas. In fact, most of the modules I studied can be found for 10 pounds on Udemy, Coursera or even free on Alison... and much more well structured than the ones provided by the university. Very sad....

[@aneka2009]

There are some IT courses out there that you can take for 3-6 months and land a job. Try Supermums UK who teach how to administer and consult in CRM systems such as Salesforce. Good salaries and great potential for growth.

[@bestinbenny8756]

Did you get placement. I am like you

[@Antonio-my9xs]

no. udemy is not full business modul likes in university, i ever finish in udemy mba program, but i think university is better then udemy for learn deep busines .

[@MS-ly4mx]

Yeah but recruiters will still value more the one with the degree from an university than the one who took an udemy course.

[@VW777]

Thanks for sharing your experience, hope things have worked better for you! Have you considered entrepreneurship?

[@TheBullOfLewisham]

Thanks Clouds. You're a Star.

[@paulusshihepo758]

Why am I watching this video. I m already studying business management. My thought is just to drop this business management. And 3 years down while I will seek registration fees for other course that is better than this!

[@kerol5905]

This kind of makes me feel down for doing a Business degree.. 😢😩

[@cloudsjoo]

I have another video describing all the good things about business, please watch that one as well! Everything has pros and cons, please don't feel bad by just listening to the drawbacks

[@MaritzaGiana]

. You can learn business through “life experiences” as you say. But your not going to get a job by writing that as your experience on a resume.

[@MaritzaGiana]

Any degree doesn’t guarantee you a lot of money. You have to fight for that yourself. A degree give you access to use the staircase but it’s your responsibility to fight and get to the top of those stairs.

[@nissab8423]

@@MaritzaGiana yessss! Thats well said! I plan on doing bachelors international business and maybe masters entrepreneurship and in the future with the knowledge I learned starting my own online business.

[@testing38919]

7:46 The second highest oayit job- Economics, isn't it a business degree?

[@noorimmy242]

I graduated high school last year but i took a year off just bcz i didn't rlly know what iam passionate about and after finally deciding to choose business in uni ...this video comes in my recommendation 🌚🌚already tired of overthinking and now I may reconsider my life decisions Literally going into a mental breakdown💀💀

[@julia-6gg4vi7l]

I'm here because I study business studies degree in college and I'm starting to doubt my decision because people says that this business degree is too general

[@arese-]

Same. I'm thinking of switching to IT because of it, and the fact that i actually like IT

[@royjaber571]

Ngl I'm studying business management at the open university UK I'm just doing that to have a degree so that it can help me get hired faster

[@StephanieRZ]

So far, number one isn’t necessarily a con because all college degrees really have some kind of unnecessary load onto it (can be null options), it’s a systematic structure setup for debt and profits. Yet, since we’re the ones in need, we become educated. And that’s the formation of becoming allegedly professionalized. In short, it is what it is. Anything for the paper (diploma/s) & for the bag (job security: hopefully). | Of course everyone who’s with a true personality, has their own positive dreams and reasons behind choosing (especially to help out loved ones and leave a meaningful legacy) But it’s just also fact in the end of the day, is what I mean.

[@Feli_Kaizen]

It's seriously unnecessary to study business, study economics instead. It covers all

[@jennie7274]

Thank you so much! Love your videos

[@worldpeace2688]

oh it was created during my birthday. nice content.

[@maxwelladugbire5324]

Is this a joke ,your plans and life is not the same as others , your truth can be lies to others

[@mjones2897]

I agree. Came up with the same points in your conclusion.

[@Laura-uc3ve]

her cons about business majors made me choose to go to business school 😂

[@BobConnor-n2g]

One thing you did not mention is that a lot of my business classes were older students complaining about their jobs in class and the professors complaining about their jobs and other students. Yes, you will pay 10s of thousands of dollars to hear a lot of complaining which is depressing and useless. Because the of subject matter being about jobs and money, you will encounter this more in a business class than in a math, English, chemistry, or history class

[@diegocastaneda2505]

Here is the thing,I have already tried mechanical engineering and now i am trying computer science,i'm an international student & my dad wants me to major in either of these careers.He looks at Management as an easy and useless major so I am not sure what I should do at this point

[@somethinginteresting8151]

Which one are u good at. He isn't lying

[@octaviouscollins4523]

But Business management has concentrations. So take business management, but concentrate on something. So study BM with a concentration on management, public admin, marketing, stocks, etc. I think you were led wrong.

[@bignaf1875]

There’s 5 reasons you shouldn’t study every degree. However, there’s reason you should as well.

[@brianmulenga6256]

I disagree. A business degree is always needed

[@charlie27203]

This is so helpful, this has made me evaluate my decision and I feel way more informed

[@teerapongsrisawat3874]

Hello! Cloudia! my name is Jojo i graduated from faculty of industrial engineering and i have plan to study Msc Engineering Business Management in the UK. And i have a question about my career goal. I want to work as management consulting in big4 firms. Do you think my master degree can help me pursue a consulting role in the future?

[@cloudsjoo]

you can get into a consulting job with an engineering degree! I think it'll depend most on your work experience

[@giniebasics]

Basics in analytical skills are not hard to acquire though! Studying economics and business gives some perspective on society on the economics level which is great to start off depending on your background… I studied economics and then business…

[@geza_the_19]

Do you think someone who have no prior knowledge of math can major in business administration!? Or ( The math you can acquire it while studying )