Degrees that produce the most millionaires

[@ShaneHummus]

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[@M.A.Hollyland313]

Thanks again

[@alessioradu1693]

what would you suggest I want to be an entrepreneur and one many bussiness what should I do mba

[@JohnJohnson-hl4fv]

I got a degree in Fine Arts, and now I'm the head dishwasher at IHOP restaurant.

[@ShaneHummus]

haha John Johnson

[@matthews7447]

ooooooff

[@Coolgiy67]

Yoooo omg I have a degree in film studies and now I got promoted to ride on the back of the trash truck 🙏🏽

[@matthews7447]

@@Coolgiy67 beautiful😭😭

[@mylifeastenae1962]

congrats 🎉🎉🎉

[@anwarosman5392]

At 18 i dropped out of uni to start a construction company failed lots of time but at 23 i made my first million ,the rest is history

[@ShaneHummus]

Wow.. That's awesome Anwar Osman.. Tell us how you did it. Entrepreneurship is excellent of course, but it's just not for everyone.

[@mrxking1]

Dude that’s freakin sick! What’s the name of your company? What’s your story

[@monopolyman6985]

Which degree

[@surakshyamore]

Lies

[@trudy_triad]

@@ShaneHummus True. It's not for everyone.

[@andyiswonderful]

I have a PhD in chemical engineering. I retired at age 56, and am a self-made multi-millionaire living in Southern California.

[@ShaneHummus]

There you go! You just inspired our soon to be engineers. Thanks for your comment andyiswonderful

[@ElTitoAndrezz]

How did u made your money?

[@andieofsorts]

ameeeeen, i’m studying chemical engineering. 😅

[@pinoee5734]

andyiswonderful 🤔🤥

[@007calkinvallz7]

Self made***

[@yudapurnama7297]

all i get : be entrepreneur and investor.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hi Yuda! Entrepreneur is great sadly, it is not for everyone.

[@idesignsiteco9956]

true that that's all I get too

[@scottandrewhutchins]

@She-Ra Princess of Power Depends. Biology and its subcategories are not very lucrative.

[@arianb.6174]

@She-Ra Princess of Power some engineering degrees are best

[@misstiataylor_]

I have my bachelor’s in international economics and management 🤑 so far it’s paid off!

[@ShaneHummus]

Good to hear Tia.. best of luck to you =)

[@alexbob5209]

What's your annual salary? Did you did it in 4 years?

[@stateofgrind1]

I am studying economics at NYU next year are there any tips you can give me for finding a job out of college?

[@chains-chains]

@@stateofgrind1 seek out opportunities for internships so that youve got a spot guaranteed upon graduation. do this by talking to everyone. professors, colleagues, tutors. youd be surprised which professors worked or still work while teaching and which students have relatives and connections to firms. and just for fun, study abroad. get a feel for somewhere like london while youre studying

[@citizenz4640]

@@stateofgrind1 have a good gpa. make good connections with professors, supplement with learning on more topics outaide uni for more skills

[@sxlkxy5382]

I went to MIT and got a Masters Degree in Computer Science, now I'm 25 and earn $400k a year working at google with no dedt

[@ShaneHummus]

That's freaking awesome!

[@Mae-nw6cv]

Sxlkxy how did you get into MIT for your masters?

[@sxlkxy5382]

@@Mae-nw6cv uhh idk... I got like a 4.1 gpa in highschool and a 3.94 gpa in undergrad

[@Mae-nw6cv]

@@sxlkxy5382 oh, those are awesome grades! I'm a freshman in college and MIT is my dream school for grad school, but I don't know what I should do as of right now to boost my chances of getting in. Do you have any tips? Also, I attend a Canadian university.

[@sxlkxy5382]

@@Mae-nw6cv -- get good grades in undergrad, find some connections (people that work or have the permission/ability to refeere you so you have a higher chance of recruiters seeing your college application) and just beleieve in yourself i guess

[@edgardosoto3555]

You don’t have to be smart to become an engineer. You just need to practice practice practice as much as you can and grasp the concepts. Go to office hours and tutoring, be organized and work hard. Thus you become smarter at it.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your insights Edgardo! =)

[@jaylaarmani3697]

It’s best for engineering to come naturally rather than forcing yourself to do it. If you’re passionate about you’ll love it. It’s more about the love for it rather than being smarter.

[@Nathan_091]

But as he has said only people who work hard and also who got some money could do that.. It's pretty expensive also to do an engineering degree.

[@yasminaalouta1635]

Best answer, very positive and encouraging 👍🏽

[@garysimpson7326]

Trust me … it helps to be smart.

[@elisalukasik6334]

I’m majoring in Economics. I recently read a study that found that Economics majors have the highest probability of becoming CEOs. Fewer people get an Economics degree, but a higher percent of those with economics degrees end up as CEOs and other C suite titles. The two other top majors were Business and Engineering.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for that information noname justus.. No doubt Economics is a very good career path. Hey good luck to you!

[@elisalukasik6334]

Shane Hummus - The Success GPS Thank you!

[@salokhiddinmukhiddinov4921]

Thanks for your comment! I am also studying Economics in Webster University in Tashkent. Do you think it won't be a problem if you study in low reputation schools?

[@ralphcotton7119]

@@salokhiddinmukhiddinov4921 ofcourse it's a bloody problem. Look at the top CEO's. How many studied at no name universities? You don't need to go to some really expensive school, just a really good state university with a rock solid brand. Not necessarily Harvard, but good enough that nobody questions your ability.

[@EstuardoJoseEstradaGodinez]

Thats fake, the most common degree for CEO are engineering for example Apple CEO - Tim Cook industrial engineer Amazon BMW Etc The reason is they solve practical problems and they know the product

[@CrazyzzzDudezzz]

Computer science - least amount of school for the most amount of money, job security, growth, opportunities etc.

[@cautarepvp2079]

what you mean by least amount of school?

[@kingdrift1136]

cautare pvp no med school, law school, PhD, masters.... etc

[@kennethsitcharon4287]

@@cautarepvp2079 Interns can make up to $50 usd an hour with paid housing.

[@ShaneHummus]

hmmm

[@cautarepvp2079]

@@kennethsitcharon4287 ye but what if you dont have a degree in Computer science?

[@kanakanakanakanameki2055]

I'm a compsci major and ended up working as a game artist! My artistic skills are entirely self taught and my programming knowledge is a huge boost to my employers. Not going to become a millionaire lol, but very grateful I can make a living doing something I love. In case I can't draw for a living, my compsci degree's my emergency back up

[@bamidelefadayomi6831]

I’m an engineer, and I’ve always wanted to go into entrepreneurship later on. But that’s not the point of my comment. Man! I have never seen a KZbin engage with his audience in the comments like you. That is incredible and you got my sub just for that!

[@sheajakubowski1960]

When I heard political science I think my heart just dropped like omg I’m doing something right for once

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha best of luck to you. Do you have any suggestion for my future video? Cheers!

[@majo6798]

I'm studying that but in Colombia, my country, and everyone says I'm never gonna find a job :(

[@manuelortiz8292]

@@majo6798 eso es verdad, jajaja

[@noreadingrequired4346]

Majo jajaja

[@cassidydube4366]

@@ShaneHummus a lot of us study , but we don't have an idea on how to get the right Job

[@uzairakram899]

You're doing a great service to a lot of people that are told that college has no value. It really depends on the degree.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a lot Uzair Akram

[@lindafukuyu5767]

@Uzair Akram: True ! as long as you know which degree you're taking and working hard on it and excel. Think Practically and Don't take a huge student loan debt. To me, the least money for a degree that can earn you huge income is Computer Science .. Programmer, Analyst, etc.

[@aena5995]

@@lindafukuyu5767 i m tryna decide wht to study between law,economics or pilot training commercial pilot wht do u suggest?? i was considering computet science however its too competetive plus maths is crazy

[@MikhaelAhava]

Depends. Others would just go for trade school. And if you’re full of debt.

[@themac9677]

3RD year aerospace engineering major here. Your comments on engineering are quite accurate. I'm currently in the process of designing my own product. I found a gap in the market and have been using extra time to try and fill it. It is a rigorous program but if you love what you do the pain is well worth it.

[@ShaneHummus]

I envy you! Good luck in everything and cheers to that Elijah Marshall! =)

[@deez3000]

At least I know you exist before you become famous! I hope you do well on your journey!

[@FablestoLearn]

Any luck my man?

[@themac9677]

@@FablestoLearn As an update, I've put that project on hold for now as I finish the rest of the program. Fortunately I was just accepted for an internship with one of the big aerospace companies for this summer. Ill be graduating the following year so I'm hoping to turn it into a full time position!

[@vnarayan18]

@@themac9677 You seem really cool!, could we have a conversation on instagram or smth?

[@johnyy_7579]

Bad news: Only a small portion of people that have the degrees above end up actually becoming millionaires, seriously... a VERY small portion. And in the end it really depends on the person, one will find his way to becoming a millionaire if he wants with any degree or without it. These degrees just give the right foundation.

[@ShaneHummus]

True Johnyy.. Very good input.. Thanks for your comment

[@user-rx1vr6gv4o]

Easy to become a millionaire when ur making 6 figures and know how to invest .

[@inthebooks3947]

75-80% of millionaires have degrees actually

[@johnyy_7579]

@@inthebooks3947 that is true. But also probably like 1% of people who have a degree are millionaires :)

[@inthebooks3947]

@@johnyy_7579 and only like .02% percent without one are

[@jupitershots811]

I’m a 3rd year engineering major, and I make money investing on the side. I think this stems from engineering professors being notoriously bad at teaching, so people end up basically self-teaching a topic to themselves, which leads to skills in understanding and analyzing concepts. So like you said, if I’m able to teach myself advanced topics like electromagnetics and thermodynamics, then chances are that I will also be able to understand other topics like micro-economics and other accounting related stuff.

[@ShaneHummus]

Good inputs JupiterShots! Thanks for the comment

[@ak47bruins]

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[@jupitershots811]

Akshay Surjudeen I first started by flipping sneakers, I got pretty good at it and it pretty much covers for most of my tuition, and over the last year I started learning day-trading on Robinhood, I’m not getting as much out of it as I do with sneakers but with time I’ll get there.

[@jupitershots811]

Akshay Surjudeen What I find most important, for whatever you want to get into, you have to get involved with the related community, whether it be a Facebook page or discord server, surround yourself with people who know what they’re doing and ask questions

[@onemore7108]

@@jupitershots811 thats pretty cool. I recently became a poopcoin patrick. Hopefully it will 100x one day

[@silvian.4040]

Am actually doing BA undergrad, Finance Major, but I think Computer science and Engineering makes the most money. I always wanted to be a Lawyer, but as you mentioned, it takes years to climb the ladder to actually become a Partner and even that, you need to be in a top firm and attended a top Law school. But all these courses as well as others are awesome. In African countries, we are nurtured to think on our feet and not let our emotions cloud our judgement in choosing courses. Unfortunately doing what you love is not always a good decision. But you can make money despite all that, some don't even go to Colleges or Universities but still work their way up. It's all about determination and not losing the focus on the bigger picture. All the best to y'all

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for the input Nissan Silvia.. haha am I assuming or is that what it means? You made good points by the way.

[@silvian.4040]

@@ShaneHummus . The N. stands for my family name, a Kenyan local name. Thanks for the kind words and new name😅 I might actually use it to

[@aena5995]

am trying to figure out wht exactly to do with my lifee , was considering medical just cuz society expects tht even tho i know i dont like science labs etc as much , i was considering law,economics or pilot training nd i literally never felt so lost beforee :(((( serious advice help needed here uni is also something i wanna experience and i cant decide if i should do pilot training cuz tht uni experience wouldnt be there i wanna make frnds and memries but also earn alot of money and be successful like i always wanted as i come from a middle class background sorta .. also this whole corona virus BS made me consider whether its a good idea to enter uni when everthing is online currently and for awhile it seems :(( wht do i do , almost felt sucidal ngl Wht do i decide between LLB, economics business pikot training

[@pnw8836]

Nailed it right on the head about why I’m majoring in Finance. Not only would I enjoy doing it for a living, but having that skill set to apply to my own life will be huge

[@ShaneHummus]

True! Finance is very useful. What's your second best pick for a major? Cheers!

[@supernovadramaqueen]

Engineering students are secretly the smartest humans at any school

[@ShaneHummus]

haha partly true brother!

[@joelmiller2601]

No. Not secretly. This is fact. Engineers create the world that never was.

[@bellam7546]

They are overrated. If you have a BSC engineering is extremely easy. Mediocre actually.

[@levibeam100]

MissBella 100 I’m curious then. What did you do in school? I assume either Physics or Math with a comment like that haha.

[@bellam7546]

Levi Beam I did science yes but not maths or physics. I can attest that BSc students who majored in maths and physics and computer science and studied engineering found the entire course much easier. The work load is high however you don't have to think as hard as a scientist. Scientists are the ones who give engineers the theories to create.

[@scottsertich564]

Civil engineer here, 7-figure net worth before age 40. Not surprised that engineers turn into millionaires. Engineers tend to be unemotional investors and relate to numbers better than most folks. In college I took an engineering finance class and in that 1 semester we covered 2 years' worth of the financial math that the number-cruncher business students learn. Compared to the other math that engineers have to learn and apply, financial calculations are simple.

[@ShaneHummus]

That's great Scott.. I love your input. Thanks a lot for sharing that and it would surely inspire our future engineers. Please share your insight on my other videos too. Cheers! =)

[@bittersteel7922]

Those must be prehistoric dinosaur business math😑

[@3.14name]

“Show me a man that gets rich by being a politician, and I'll show you a crook” Harry Truman

[@CrazyCarGuy]

This makes a lot of sense actually... Engineers, I want to make a Car Company, be an entrepreneur and become a multi millionaire or maybe even a billionaire, im gonna study Mechanical Engineering, when i become one, i'll pass through here and i'll say, "hi"

[@scottandrewhutchins]

“Some people are born on third base and go through life thinking they hit a triple.”― Barry Switzer

[@ShaneHummus]

Scott Andrew Hutchins lol thanks for sharing that

[@pinoee5734]

I went to the oil fields right out of high school making $2,800 a week

[@ShaneHummus]

Nice! That's awesome PinoEE

[@pinoee5734]

Shane Hummus - The Success GPS It’s okay, but I realize the oil isn’t a job that’ll be around forever. Anyway I love your channel

[@senatorowuala3859]

@PinoEE what if I want to learn?

[@TheMrHaraldur]

And now your fucked mate, sorry about that.

[@unknownhostilesoldier1599]

@@pinoee5734 coronavirus had entered the chat

[@TheTraffic247]

Everyone has their story and believe me becoming rich has nothing to do with degrees. The top tech companies were all started by college drop outs, not engineers or doctors or accountants. It's all about the skills you possess and how you utilize them. Does a degree help? Most definitely. But your subject knowledge and your application skills matter more. I myself am a military vet, with an Electric and Computer Engineering and an Economics bacelors degree with 2 masters and a Phd. So believe me I value education, but education and learning and a degree are not the same thing. For me, I made my money after my MBA after I started to learn how the business world works. Not the "night class" MBA nonsense. A full time MBA that takes 2-3 years. If it's not AASCB accredited don't touch their MBA. If you're getting an education, do it the right way. But because of my knowledge I've been able to create multiple income streams which have helped me become a HNW individual. The formula is simple, it's the execution that's a challenge. That's why everyone's path to success is different.

[@ShaneHummus]

TheTraffic247 thanks a lot for sharing an insightful comment. True, every person is unique and therefore every success story is also unique. Please check out my other videos and let me know your thoughts. Cheers!

[@ryanstrohman7429]

Your first thing about drop outs is very misleading. The people who found companies like that are already extremely intelligent and talented and will do great things regardless of degrees. Not for the normal person

[@TheTraffic247]

Being talented and intelligent is barely half the recipe. It's unwavering will, dedication and consistency that pays off in the long run. Look around you, some of the most talented and smart folks are working for someone with a vision for great things. Not the most talented or intelligent folks. Everyone is normal, as you put it, till they choose to be more.

[@ryanstrohman7429]

@@TheTraffic247 I admit that traits such as willpower are perhaps the most important thing when it comes to success and that intelligence does not imply drive. The difference is that, since I don't think a drive to improve is linked to cognitive ability and is consequently found in anyone, regardless of ability, it is much easier for those who happen to have innate intelligence and consciously choose to want more to succeed because it's all about feedback and fulfillment. Whether you agree or not, people compare themselves to each other, and it is exceedingly difficult for someone who's busting their ass studying and preparing and studying and preparing to stay motivated when someone comes along and blows pass them without a sweat. I'm not saying that intelligence in and of itself is the key to success, but since anyone can have that will to be, the successful ones will have both.

[@TheTraffic247]

Drive to improve is not linked to cognitive ability anymore than it is to being successful. Success doesn't come from merely being smarter than folks around you, trust me I've seen enough in life to know that. Often the most motivated to succeed are not necessarily the smartest. They commit themselves to what they want to achieve by working harder. Now if you find a certain field of study easier than others and you work hard, then you'll do well in it. But in business, like in life, it's your social skills that are most important if not the most important. Success in life has a lot more ingredients than you believe.

[@Benjaminvalko]

I’m 19, I’m 2/6 years away from masters in civil engineering since i went to college first. I started a very profitable detailing business last summer and continue to do so. I also referee competitive hockey. I’m also a bicycle mechanic in the summer. I just completed my Qtrader account tonight and am getting ready to invest about 2000$ into dividends. My favourite thing rn is modifying my 2002 jdm wrx sti. Life is nice

[@ShaneHummus]

Awesome! I love JDMs.. when you wrote 2002 I was like reading it as S2000 honda hahaha .. Anyway I love that WRX Sti.. the Evo killer

[@jackthenga5452]

Studying law and will graduate in two years at age 25. It will take me 8 years to reach partner level at a top law firm.

[@ShaneHummus]

Great Jack Thenga. Best of luck to you

[@sylvesternwosuji4390]

I just got my Masters of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering. Thank God I found this video and thank Shane!

[@modousecka5823]

I wanted to study Economics in high school since it was my best subject but also did love Accounting just like Economics. And i realise Accounting been very interesting, needed in every Industry, Electricity companies, Finance projects, Medical aspect and so on and its employment rate growing faster every year makes me get more into it. I think it's one of the most participatory stream in the world. And thank you very much for your information! You really inspired whoever wanted to be inspired.

[@ShaneHummus]

modou secka That sounds like you did your research and knows exactly what you want. So good luck on that my friend. Thanks for your support. Cheers!

[@thameem423]

@@ShaneHummus hey Shane, I recently heard that the accounting based careers maybe insisted to advance and be taken in the field of AI as many new tech evolving nowadays the taxation and auditing maybe be made easier and there is no scope for the man power. So please , if you could make a video on the things in which the traditional careers will be changed to the tech support then it would be a great favour to me!

[@thejoblesscoder]

Degrees can't make you a million dollars. Entrepreneurship does. Employees working for salary CAN NOT make a million dollars

[@ShaneHummus]

Final answer?

[@thejoblesscoder]

@@ShaneHummus yes. You are the type of guy who thinks degrees have value but that's only true for a percentage of people who have them and not everyone who does would agree. I know a guy who works for Microsoft and he doesnt even have a high school diploma let alone a degree

[@nombla1111]

Incredibly flawed conclusion, but logically, I do see where you are coming from.

[@johnsonjiang5615]

The Jobless Coder you don’t have to make a million dollars a year to be a millionaire.

[@chuksk8592]

Where I'm from (UK), a million dollars (approx. £800,000) is crazy, top 10% makes ~£50,000 (approx. $70,000), top 5% £70,000 (approx. $100,000). Anything above £100,000 (approx. $125,000) is seen as hyper-rich unless you live in London and nearby locations, where it is still not too bad.

[@andrewheffel928]

Every high school Junior and Senior should be required to listen to this video at least 3 times. Very good information, and the presentation is great! Thank you!

[@ShaneHummus]

Wow thanks a lot Andrew Heffel.. Makes me want to make more videos like this. Cheers!

[@jananusic208]

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[@mjc7172]

hi grade 12 here 😊

[@andrewheffel928]

@@mjc7172 Perfect, you are grade 12. I am 66 and retired. Here is some well intentioned free advice if you wish to hear it. I did not go to college. I struggled to make money all thru my twenties. I was pretty poor. I got my first career oriented job at age 32. Life was tough, but by the grace of God I worked my way up and ended up doing well. My wife and I were able to send our two sons thru college. We insisted they pick a major they could earn a living with. One studied finance, the other studied marketing, both got good jobs right out of college. And both are pretty happy. The younger one can draw, and was always interested in art. My suggestion to him was to pursue his art on the side, and he does. Now that he is in marketing, he may combine his artistic skills with his career. Both sons are able to pursue interests other than work because they have the income to do things that interest them. So here comes the advice: find something you think you would be good at and that makes money. It could be anything you like, medical, business, engineering, law, construction management, law enforcement, the hospitality industry (hotel management), anything you think you could do and that could be a career. And then find a college that has a good department for what you want to do, and get a 4 year degree, and get a good job. Once you are out in the world with a career, you will find new opportunities as you develop professionally. Your major won't decide your future, but it will open some doors. Good luck, may you succeed in whatever you choose! But be careful. If you pick a major like history of Italian sculpture, you will have a really tough time finding a job.

[@clivefrancis1130]

11th grade

[@x2000thefirst]

Finishing my last year to get my major in accounting… It feels like forever but it’s starting to pay off, not just with job offers and opportunities but having a good understanding on the foundation of business and money is more beneficial to me than the job security

[@arnoldtabor3767]

The thing with engineering is as well as the intelligence and hard work ... tutors/professors can make or break you ... if they don't like you or just frankly aren't the invested in seeing you succeed you more than likely won't pass especially because of the advanced concepts and bredth of the course

[@ShaneHummus]

Good point

[@JustMamba]

One of my last classes for my degree had an awful teacher that made me rethink my whole degree and lose so much sleep and stressed like crazy. Some teachers are just there to be there. He was incompetent and honestly don't know how he has kept his job.

[@chineduobi4322]

Dude your content is really good

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a lot buddy =)

[@sidharthr1458]

Man I thing you missed one thing "KZbin" hope you become a millionaire

[@ShaneHummus]

haha Sidharth R

[@takeshitampock5619]

Industrial Engineer!!... 36 Yrs old, Debt free Millionaire... for all you future engineers studying out there!, Its stupid hard but don't give up! the world needs you and will be needing more of you!

[@ShaneHummus]

Beastmode 💪 Thanks for sharing

[@pawbless6892]

you don't need degrees, you need the knowledge. you just live the life and pick it up on the way.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hmmm 👌

[@abdullahahmed3843]

Economics is a degree perfect in every aspect of how a rational human should observe this world. From money management to human psychology, it's a wholesome degree or study of leadership, one should possess the knowledge and the rest is skills.

[@tanvisingh03]

I have an engineering degree and now a product manager at a company primarily looking into Finance area. Having an engineering degree opened up alot of doors to grab opportunities in other areas...😂

[@miavelletri]

As someone studying engineering, I loved your explanation of this field! problem solving is a such a huge part of this discipline, it would make sense that most engineers bring that problem solving mindset into other aspects of life 👍🏻

[@ShaneHummus]

True Mia.. What year are you in? Good luck my friend. Stay safe

[@Eesalitepill99]

Lol people who study engineering and graduate after school end up hating it after 5 years and starts opening up a business

[@ShaneHummus]

Which statistics did you check? Lol

[@Riverbed_Dreaming]

I’m amazed how MBAs make so much money when a scary amount of successful startups get driven into the dirt when their founders step back from the top and MBAs take over executive control. Lots of businesses fail because the person with the dream and drive leaves and the mbas step in to drain all the life out of the business.

[@omar-rg2lc]

i am actually now in between mechatronics and computer science.....i am afraid that computer science will limit my option to software jobs and take away the "hardware" jobs that mechatronics will offer me and i see that there is alot of mechatronics engineers who go into software developments so it seems that mechatronics will give me better job prospects

[@ShaneHummus]

Those are 2 good choices.. Choose wisely and choose something you picture your self being good at.

[@loischan5753]

wtf，I'm thinking about the same thing , and I saw your comment....

[@omar-rg2lc]

the thing is i am not sure if the field of mechatronics has a good amount of jobs it seems like only countries that are intense manufacturers like germany and china have alot of mechatronics/robotics countries while 3rd world countries and countries like the usa canada and uk has alot of software jobs but it seems that they lack mechatronics/robotics jobs idk if when i graduate i can work in other fields like mechanical for example or electric and electronics or am i just limited to mechatronics and control engineering

[@Kev98]

finally something I am able to answer ... I have been in a Mechatronics Engineering College for 5 years and I want to switch to CS due to my lack of interest in this field ... its a difficult field and I would recommend you to do what is more interesting to you than job opportunities

[@omar-rg2lc]

Kevin Zhang i dont know where my interest lies actually which is maybe one of the points why i want to join mechatronics as because it has many fields in it so if i try these fields maybe i will find my interest but from your point of view which do u think is a better for job opportunities and why

[@thatotau7478]

I started school late in life. I just turned 30 and I just completed bachelor's and about to start with Masters in information Systems. Hope it goes well.

[@sievpaobun]

Proud to achieve my bachelor of engineering in computer science and engineering Plan to go for MBA in the next few years Great contents bro, keep up the great work Cheer

[@ShaneHummus]

Keep it up. Congratz

[@petitelee1407]

I think it depends on the country in which you live because the degrees listed here in my country they ain't millionaires and a lot of them even work in call centers. Engineers are unemployed, people with business degrees are working regular money and some unemployed....The only people in my country that are millionaires are members of parliament, doctors and large business owners. Also I strongly believe medicine should be on this list because surgery ain't cheap and medications aren't cheap. Never met a doctor who wasn't rich. Additionally without doctors a lot of people wouldn't be alive.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your comment but this video is generally for the U.S. Unemployment on the other hand could be because of over population. What country are you from by the way? Welcome to my channel. Cheers!

[@petitelee1407]

@@ShaneHummus I'm from Jamaica and job is hard to get here with a degree and without a degree. Unemployment rate is high

[@rahulmalik1083]

@@petitelee1407 same here in india .

[@cia6880]

Facts

[@havefunwithaanya3797]

When I saw lawyer , I was like yeah I for once am trying to do something good even after 6 or 7 years

[@reshaudmiller9908]

Facts I am studying cybersecurity and I plan to have a few degrees specializing in software development and cybersecurity.

[@moneywithmoni6816]

Accountant here!! Journey to becoming a millionaire

[@ShaneHummus]

Here’s Why An Accounting Degree is Worth It kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmeneWBuhrJpepI

[@khanad3247]

The guru I didn’t know I needed

[@ShaneHummus]

Welcome to my channel Khadija Nadeem.. Thanks =)

[@zac141191]

I’m 28 and have always worked in construction since leaving school and have been self employed since 23. Over the last 5 years or so I’ve developed a passion in value investing and a keen interest in economics so have just started a Bachelor of Commerce degree majoring in Economics and Finance. Never been happier!!!

[@ShaneHummus]

You made great choices which will reward you later on in life Zac . Cheers! =)

[@noeochoa9905]

I'm 15, in tenth grade and go to a STEM School studying engineering. I love everything about it, from building robots to making circuits. Can I ask for some advice from the experienced, as in, colleges, extra classes or extracurricular I should take? Please?

[@ShaneHummus]

Upvoting your comment so someone could comment. Best of luck to you Don't look at my profile picture.

[@noeochoa9905]

@@ShaneHummus Thanks man, great information by the way.

[@PullandTwist]

Math and physics... about 90% of your undergrad classes will be based around mathematics and physics. Also work on time management, it’s a very work heavy degree, expect on average 6-8 hours of homework a night plus constant projects, expectations to participate in clubs and internships. The material is not necessarily hard to grasp, but the rate at which you need to learn it and the fact that you have to retain the knowledge and use it in every other subsequent class makes it overwhelming for a lot of people. Other than that, engineering is a fun subject to study. Just be prepared to work hard.

[@noeochoa9905]

@@PullandTwist Thanks for the reply and information, very useful

[@avuci]

Not studying engineering myself (i study economics) but most of my guy friends are in aero. All they every talk about is physics, chemistry and calculus. It seems like the rest of their classes dont bring them too much stress.

[@the-ironclad]

Computer Science opens a lot of doors for you. If you want to be a programmer, you can do web development or machine learning which pays six figures. Also, you can freelance. With coding knowledge, you can create anything you want out of scratch and make it successful. Possibilities are endless.

[@ShaneHummus]

Right!

[@Alignment22]

I think what makes lawyers also Rich is not only knowing when to invest but especially working for those big companies

[@ShaneHummus]

Good point Ana

[@deltaradiance9034]

I know someone whose studying computer science and he told me that you don't need a degree in computer science to start working. You just need to be good with the computer because technology evolves. What you learned last year may change next year because technology is forever evolving.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hmm it could be different for every company

[@drose44444]

I'm third year medical student actually I used anthropology degree and biochemistry degrees both helped understand the politics and the social problems in medicine and how the body functions.

[@ShaneHummus]

Best of luck to you Dolores Rosas

[@drose44444]

@@ShaneHummus Thanks, I love what I'm doing.

[@W1001766]

Nowadays, videos and advices like these are everywhere on the internet. The next generation college kids should have NO excuse and NO blame but themselves to blame when they can’t find a job when they graduate.

[@ShaneHummus]

haha right Your Dad Is Here

[@scottandrewhutchins]

Imbecile.Mopst people are not mega-polymaths. zerohedge.com/news/2019-04-26/nearly-102-million-americans-do-not-have-job-right-now-worse-any-point-during-last?fbclid=IwAR3jW1pngq86bcUztfultC6dPlTPirbz0yoA_g2thiIZRzzVYq4J1BFld0Y

[@scottandrewhutchins]

@MICROSOFT HQ Moron.

[@aena5995]

am trying to figure out wht exactly to do with my lifee , was considering medical just cuz society expects tht even tho i know i dont like science labs etc as much , i was considering law,economics or pilot training nd i literally never felt so lost beforee :(((( serious advice help needed here uni is also something i wanna experience and i cant decide if i should do pilot training cuz tht uni experience wouldnt be there i wanna make frnds and memries but also earn alot of money and be successful like i always wanted as i come from a middle class background sorta .. also this whole corona virus BS made me consider whether its a good idea to enter uni when everthing is online currently and for awhile it seems :(( wht do i do , almost felt sucidal ngl

[@myamoore502]

@@aena5995 do you currently have a hobby that makes you really happy?

[@rippedreaper7279]

Going into my first post grad year in Mechanical Engineering, cant wait to start up at 100k+ and start investing on the side.

[@ShaneHummus]

Good luck

[@macristo33]

I graduated with a dual major in accounting and marketing with a minor in German. I also have my CPA license. I also have my MBA. For a single guy, I am doing ok, but having skills in trades would have given me the knowledge to start a business as besides working out and history, I don’t really have any trade experience (i.e., carpentry skills, HVAC and/or plumbing skills, etc.) or skill that I could make money from due to my knowledge. The best advice I would give to a high school student is do well in school and learn a trade.

[@luismedrano5937]

You were looking serious in this video, maybe because you always working hard to help students, you are areally a mentor

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks Luis

[@pashaw8380]

I got an MFA degree and now I'm a product design engineer at Hewlett-Packard. Stop making silly comments about fine art or anything that is not related to finance, law, engineering or sciences. Never belittle any educational degree. The thing is you must develop extra skills for yourself besides learning stuff from school. Be multilingual, understand business and marketing, know how to do math, etc. If you think fine art is shit then I think MBA is also shit since it is pretty much replaced by product designers who have management skills.

[@MyBoxer96]

Software has become so vital in the 21st century that I think those that build it should be on the same plane as other engineering fields. Whether it be Software Engineering or Computer Science, both are very important fields of engineering.

[@ShaneHummus]

That makes a lot of sense Javano. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this. Happy holidays to you

[@egg-iu3fe]

they already are on the same plane. It's just that traditional engineering is associated with physical systems whereas software eng is about the software component and more abstract concepts.

[@britishchickinusa]

you can get an ordinary degree, go to work for govt agency. be cheapskate,, dont spend. keep. dont marry. no kids, no ‘things’ dont buy house, drive old car, save, invest thats how most millionaires become and stay that way...

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing

[@gloryfrank6481]

I am in my 3 rd year studying Biomedical Engineering and I am planning to go for my Phd in MIT or Harvard

[@akizaizayoi4763]

In the Philippines, engineers earn very little despite passing the board exams. Heck, a newbie call center agent earns slightly more than a fresh graduate engineer who is a board passer. My mechanical engineer friend earns less than 18,000 Philippine Pesos a month for his first job yet he works 9 hours a day, 6 days a week (yes, 6 days a week). The minimum wage in the Philippines is 15,000 Pesos. When I worked as a call center agent, I was earning 20,000 pesos a month and I worked 5 days a week.

[@Duxaization]

I'm going to suggest that the number one should be no degree. There are a lot of people who are millionaires who did not get a formal education or even rise the ranks of a firm. They just had a good idea and was able to put it successfully into action.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hey Duxitisation B! Thanks for commenting. That's true! being an entrepreneur is awesome.. However, it is not for everyone.

[@w_.christinaa]

@@ShaneHummus so true

[@Elperdonador7]

LAW , LAW , And LAW with god blessing and law degree Business Law and LLM changed my life 100% + im 21 days away of 30's birthday and I own my 3 real estates , driving exotic cars and zero debts (THANKS GOD) be humble , work hard and always remember YOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW

[@doctorshawn3461]

Pretty sure MD has one of the highest rates of millionaires. Once you finish your residency and start practicing you become a millionaire within a few years. The only issue is that you work 70+ hours a week and it takes a lot of training just to get there.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your input Doctor Shawn. Any tips you could share for our aspiring MDs? Cheers!

[@williampeckham9838]

I'm a qualified welder that earned a mechanical engineering degree part time over 6 years. I get shity offers from everyone. Most of my colleagues who have degrees make less than me. In my experience most people with engineering degrees end up as glorified Cad draftsman. My department is run by myself as supervisor and an engineer and he has a double degree and he is 3 times smarter than me and he makes £5,000 less a year.

[@Lazymath007_]

I am planning to study Economics as I genuinely find it interesting but if I tend to look deep into my heart my passion is actually Writing. I feel like my passion is god gifted and I have always been great at it! I want to pursue Economics for a secured financial future but at the same I dont want my natural talent to just be wasted. What would you advice me to do?

[@ShaneHummus]

I love hearing from people who are passionate about something and no one has the right to take that away from you. There has to be a balance though.. So first, go for something practical like Economics.. But still do writing on the side..Once you are financially stable you can always give time for what you are passionate about.. That's just my 2 cents.. Still up to you to plan things out. Good luck =)

[@meerasomasundaram8564]

Meanwhile, me a finance, accounting, commerce, business administration, economics student being stuck for months now because I couldn't find a good b school for MBA or even a job. Because all the engineering students in my country took over it.

[@SamFawaz]

A MILLION DOLLAR VIDEO,, lOVE IT

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a millions times.. I love this comment haha

[@bahaleoleosh8153]

Remember kids in the end degrees don’t really matter. It’s not about where you go, but who you know.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching

[@danielle2066]

Thank you for giving such a clear explanation! The best thing about your vids is that you stick with the details and don't go off track, it's so helpful.

[@Bleepbleepblorbus]

Whh am I even watching this? At this point it's not a "if" but "when" the collapse happens Boys, girls I can already feel the pain of whatever will happen to the world.

[@allthingsreviewed7434]

You were spot on about law. Im a law graduate in South Africa at one of the top schools in Africa (Wits only second to UCT) and it’s tough getting into top law firms and quite frankly the environment is toxic. I’m currently studying Economics and I have a business major. I know too much but my mind won’t stop 😂🙈

[@ShaneHummus]

Nice route All Things Reviewed. Looks like you got a back up plan for your back up plan, you're all good.. Good luck =)

[@millevenon5853]

Hi fellow South African. I studied Biotechnology and dropped out. It was too difficult and barely has any job prospects in the country. I now study accounting

[@realitydoll216]

Doctors and dentists are not on the list. Can you explain or expand on this?

[@reona3713]

I’m a senior engineering major and I was shock when I heard it’s on your #1 list 😂

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching 😁

[@reona3713]

Thank you for complimenting our major. And I agree it’s very hard, not only you should be smart but also be very hardworking person. Once you enter this major, you must give up your social life cause all you gotta do is to study study and study. I really hope that our hardwork will be paid off someday. Lol. Great video btw. 👍

[@shen144]

@@reona3713 Depends on the college and your motivation (and probably some other things I don’t remember, but for some that may be the case).

[@mikecrown1646]

Just want to point out “commerce” is microeconomics. Macroeconomics looks at the “big picture” whereas microeconomic looks at a specific sector individually.

[@chanhyun4412]

Billionaires = No Higher Education

[@ShaneHummus]

Yeah, but sadly it's not everyone's story

[@matthewmeeker8794]

Not exactly...

[@cardcode8345]

chan hyun Cus they did all the college level study before going to college Other reasons are 1) they are competitive 2) most of the times lucky, most of the networking is done for them 3)going to harvard and going to niche school matters a lot were you need up at the end.

[@KurtGodel432]

If you're a billionaire drug dealer then yeah, you don't need any degree.

[@MrDamiansTV]

And alot of the billionaires are dropouts of top tier schools

[@hassanmahmood4177]

In small economies finance and accountants get less jobs , people often shift to teaching in community colleges

[@KsOs.]

Here in Canada bba (bachelor business administration) and bcom (bachelor Commerce) are like the exact same thing if I'm not mistaken. I'm in Commerce btw deciding between specializing in Information systems and Marketing.

[@ShaneHummus]

Excellent career choices KHALID.. Good luck with everything =)

[@ammarsiddiqui4731]

What school do you go to?

[@KsOs.]

@@ShaneHummus thx

[@KsOs.]

@@ammarsiddiqui4731 Mcmaster

[@deanj6722]

Is it compulsory to have a BBA degree to study business-related masters degrees in Canada?

[@BurningBlue426]

I do agree computer science will at best be the 2nd best option, but there is no way it will overtake Engineering. Engineering is very broad and the people in the field are very versatile. Computer science is only one of the things an engineer does.

[@ShaneHummus]

Good inputs Leenesh Kumar! Thanks for your comment. =)

[@NaamWynn]

This one is going to be a banger! I feel it!

[@ShaneHummus]

I hope so Naam.. People love this kind of content. Thanks for the support

[@scamdemic1281]

Finished a long career in the military, now I am pursuing an engineering degree for fun. Not a millionaire, but I do live beneath my means.

[@ShaneHummus]

Good luck! These videos might be old, but maybe they can help Top 10 Highest Paying Engineering Degrees (2023) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmHGY3SYedZ0ibM Engineering Degree Tier List 2023 (The BEST Engineering Degrees RANKED) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2LNl36slq2Jfsk 9 BEST Engineering Degrees (2023) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnfPm3dtj8mZY8k Top 10 Highest Paying Engineering Careers (Engineering Jobs Ranked) kzbin.info/www/bejne/an-ziqqojaykbbc

[@trishay.8074]

I'm taking political science right now and my initial plan was to take psychology, but I couldn't get in and I was wondering if this is the right thing or not, but I love international relations and politics in general. Gained a little confidence from this video!

[@ShaneHummus]

Awesome Trisha! sounds like a real solid plan. Would also help if you know the right people who could help you. Good luck =)

[@apolokaggwa6521]

Shane, wealth is not money you can touch with your bare hands, but rather the accumulated value of the capital invested. It is something popularly known in economic terms as CAPITAL GAINS. Therefore, simply holding any of these degrees you have mentioned will not automatically "produce" wealth, even with a six-figure salary earned by the degree holder. Let me give you an example to illustrate what I mean. Suppose one owns property that goes up in value in a given year by $100,000 and another person earns the same amount of money in cash in the same year, are the earnings of the two people equal or not? They are not because the first one is CAPITAL GAINS while the second one is ORDINARY INCOME. The first person will not incur any taxes at all on that gain in the value of the property while the second will be taxed heavily as a six-figure income earner. The first person has acquired wealth, while the second has not. Hence, the saying that wealth is created by CAPITAL GAINS and not WAGES. It is better to earn CAPITAL GAINS than earning WAGES, whether one holds any of these degrees or not.

[@shermainewillis3064]

Its a great feeling when you're watching this during your MBA study break :)

[@ShaneHummus]

Couldn't agree more! haha best of luck in your future career. Cheers!

[@jme92685]

Politicians being multi millionaires is all insider trading. A felony, supposedly. But anyway I liked the idea of computer science but I’m no math wiz. All the calculus and physics classes scared me so I ultimately went for finance. Though my aunt is a software engineer and does very well.

[@glam2datenthpower]

I’m a senior finance student and I was considering taking the certification route after graduation instead of going into a mba program. I’m still figuring it out. But these videos have been really helpful for me.

[@Sebastianvalen]

Most mba program require relevant job experience so I would say certification but look into it. It may not be worth to get a certification (certifications are becoming less important)unless you desire

[@ShaneHummus]

Good luck!

[@VKGZ13]

I have an accounting degree and yes it sometimes pays off if you come from a great school and end up in partner postions. The thing is, accounting is miserable and I couldn't deal with it for more than 2 years. I quit my job and am now back in school for CS. STEM major curriculum is night a day difference is comparison to business. Business school was a joke. You think you'll learn to invest by majoring in finance but you dont. Nobody knows how to play the market, it's not predictable. The people who control the market are the billion dollar hedge funds using AI to do high frequency computer trading. You literally can't beat the market. The safest and most logical bet is to invest in funds like ETFs. You dont learn how to be a business man in business school, you learn how to work for a business man. Yes the service industry is booming but the business corporate life is fucking borinnnngggggg affffff. You dont get any feeling of accomplishment from "preparing the best tax return" or "making the greatest journal entry". On the other hand STEM majors feel a sense of accomplishment because they create stuff that is meaningful. Did an accountant get us to the moon? Did an accountant create the flu vaccine? Did an accountant create KZbin, Facebook, twitter, instagram etc....no an accountant didn't do shit. Accounting has no freedom, no ability to create something cool, and no sense of fulfillment. My opinion is that only STEM majors are worth going to college for nowadays. A lot of people forget how much tradesman make. A good, respectable, reliable, and professional tradesman will far surpass the earnings of any 9-5 job. They work less hours and make triple what a regular worker makes. Yes their work is a bit more physically demanding but we have all this technology and new tools coming out daily that make their jobs easier and quicker. The trades will become increasingly valuable because more people are attending college and the number enrolling in trades is going down. You want a good investment? Take up a trade. More often than not your local millionaire owns a construction business and never went to college.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for an insightful comment Viktor Zguro. Please check out my other videos too and let me know your thoughts on them

[@kharla.97]

Good for you that you're back in school for CS. Did you at least try applying for other jobs in the accounting field? There are so much more you could've done than just accounting. When you finish school doing CS definitely more opportunities in addition to your prior accounting knowledge and experience though good luck!

[@VKGZ13]

@@kharla.97 i did not apply to any other jobs. I was supposed to go into auditing right after graduation, but I just wasn't a fan of the whole industry and the people in it tbh. I couldve done finance, but again I want to be doing something of value, not trying to sell people on mutual funds they dont need. I've decided not to pursue the second bachelors degree, instead I'm going to finish my associate's this year and look for a job. I might apply to a good coding bootcamp just to gain some real world practice and experience, as well as create some projects for companies to see. I dont think going for the second bachelors degree, and paying upwards of 80k for 2 1/2 years, is worth it. If I can land a job next summer I can work for 2 years and I'll be at the same spot the person with the 4 year degree is, but with 2 years of experience and probably higher pay. We'll see how it goes, but def the second bachelors isnt happening. It's not worth it, especially for coding jobs because its completely uneccesary. You can learn to code on your own or at a bootcamp for a fraction of the cost. Bootcamp grads average 70k salary, and that's the average salary of people with 4 year degrees that spent 60k+ on their education. I agree, the options I will have with 2 degrees is such a bonus. Having accounting experience and coding experience is a plus. Def will increase me pay, because I'm looking to make no less than 100k a year.

[@kharla.97]

Viktor Zguro I’m assuming you’re in America? 80k is ridiculous for a degree! 😭 I’m also an accounting major (for the stability more than anything lol) and starting to take interest in coding myself so I’ve asked my brother where I should start since he knows some coding himself. Will be doing some self studying soon. I wish I started it 4 months ago when I had more time. Good luck on your plans, I’m sure you’ll do amazing!

[@VKGZ13]

@@kharla.97 yes in America, if you go to a good private college, its about 40k a year before financial aid. Me having a degree already eliminates the eligibility for financial aid, because I already used it for the first degree. So I would be paying full price, which is 40k year for 2 1/2 years. I think having a degree is beneficial when trying to apply for jobs as opposed to only having a coding certificate. So that's why I am doing this CS associates degree, which is free for me because the whole pandemic unemployment bonus basically paid for it all. I started the associates degree last summer, and I'll be done next summer. I have 3 classes left to take and I'm done. I have to really study this year to be able to land a job by next year. Most of the guys you see on KZbin who went to coding bootcamps and got into big tech firms, already have degrees. That's why they get in. Having only a coding bootcamp certificate is kind of not respectable, so that's why I think the associates degrees and the coding bootcamp certificate will be the best option as opposed to a 4 year degree. Afterall, traditional 4 year degrees dont teach you how to code in the real world, you learn all the concepts, theories, and history etc... The bootcamps are the ones that really teach you how to code for real work. You can learn how to code on your own, but you'll spend a lot of time trying to do so. That's why they've developed the coding bootcamps. They have everything there for you and you'll learn it all in 4 months. The value proposition makes sense. Doing a 4 year degree is unnecessary when theres people doing bootcamps for 4 months making 70k a year.

[@tortureh2371]

What about doing law with arts and being a diplomat ?

[@ShaneHummus]

plan it out.. it could work out

[@wdtbsat7795]

How much do you get paid as a diplomat and how did you get the job

[@shaheena.3803]

I’m an economics major and you described economics wrong man (while you were on the subject of commerce). Usually when you’re studying economics you’re studying 3 different branches: Macroeconomics (big picture), microeconomics (individual consumers/suppliers), and econometrics which is basically the statistics/mathematics side. What you described as commerce is microeconomics and every Econ major learns about that.

[@ShaneHummus]

How would you describe commerce then?

[@GeorgePierce]

Well done, I know that you are grinding out these videos and they are not suffering, great content, interesting, and well presented, yeah, thanks, Shane.

[@ShaneHummus]

A million thanks for your support George. =)

[@renn9392]

Hey just wondering if u could do a vid on going to law school

[@ShaneHummus]

Hey Renad Hamouda! That would be an awesome topic. Thanks for your suggesion

[@renn9392]

@@ShaneHummus awee thanks for replying ❤❤

[@cardcode8345]

Dude but which college you go to and how competitive you are, how good you are at networking matters a lot when we talk about wealth generation. Eg finance degree from harvard and one from county college makes a huge difference. Lastly your networking will be the key to wealth

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your insights Air Crash

[@steveyung8]

Shane!! You are absolutely right!! I am a seasoned Petroleum/Geophysical Engineer for 40 years, I am ULTRA HIGH NETWORTH!! Very Rich as an engineer!!

[@ShaneHummus]

Nice.. Thanks for watching Stephen. More power to you

[@paulomolina4723]

Wow! you did it again Shane.. Another video with useful and interesting information worth sharing.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your comment Paolo.

[@dimiturdobrev6725]

I'm pursuing Software engineering and Business management at the same time at this moment...hope that all this work will pay off one day

[@kate.x.y.l]

What are your thoughts on material science and engineering ? I’m thinking about doing this course but I feel like it’s not an every popular degree as not many people talks about it.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hey Kate Liu! Engineering YES! Material Science, I'm not sure about it.