Math Degree Tier List (Best Mathematics Majors Ranked)

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[@krsnavaradpande262]

Guys I'm not sure but I think he's trying to say that computer science is a good degree.

[@ShaneHummus]

You get the idea 😁

[@Kevessi]

Nahhhh it can’t be

[@mattm820]

wow, really? i would have never guessed that from Shane!

[@efeoni9499]

@@Kevessi How does your phone can possibly perform without programming language? Why people likes so much to buy the latest phone nowadays? Why people are talking about so much of artificial intelligence? How do you think a calculator performs?.... Edit: this are only the very few things that computer science as to offer!!!!!!! I am happy to have help you 😘✌🏾

[@Kevessi]

Efe Oni i was joking you know that right😐. Im cs major so ik how valuable it is.

[@proasf9497]

New video everyday for 30 days.. and ur still breathing! RESPECT!

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks mah man!

[@aaronrashid2075]

Software engineers: *makes the KZbin algorithm* Shane: *promotes engineering* Software engineers: Lol no

[@ShaneHummus]

😂

[@mitchhopkins7420]

thats called job security

[@paulomolina4723]

One of the best channels in the finance and college degrees topic that is why you have my "thumbs up"

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks Paulo!

[@AlexQuinnYT]

Awesome video! Math degrees are one of the best degrees for higher starting salaries out of college. 😊 The skillset is just so versatile and employers really value that. It shows you can think logically.

[@ShaneHummus]

Couldn't agree more Alex.. Thanks for leaving a nice sensible comment.. Subbed your channel😁

[@AlexQuinnYT]

@@ShaneHummus Thank you so much!

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Pair it with computer science

[@malahari123]

Amazing , I really like how you connected the business and the maths degrees. Thank you for your time and research you provide. THE most valuable channel

[@ShaneHummus]

I appreciate that!

[@emmanuelfchea]

Physics major and mathematics minor here. Physics is very difficult but worth studying. Thanks for the video Shane💪🏿

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching Emmanuel

[@navinadv]

I am currently a freshman hoping of majoring in Physics with a minor in Math. Should I switch my Major and minor?

[@aymankhan4245]

@@navinadv no

[@navinadv]

@@aymankhan4245 any reason? I find I am often better at Math than at Physics.

[@aymankhan4245]

@@navinadv I find physics more flexible and better paid but you really like maths more then you should switch because at the end what matters is hapiness

[@baileywatson502]

It’s sad that anything education related is going to be ranked low.

[@s45gr32]

I am surprised by it and is sad for the teachers have to put up with not only rowdy students but also rowdy parents

[@DanielLopez-sh2pp]

You know. Buy a prep school and teach in asia making millions of dollars.

[@ShaneHummus]

Sad truth. I wish teachers are compensated higher

[@firstname8468]

As education is migrating online, there will be less and less teachers

[@DanielLopez-sh2pp]

@@firstname8468 yep. Or those that are change entirely to teaching online classes. But if Ai is included. What you say rapidly speeds up. And happens. Having seen humen trajectory Its going to happen sooner then later.

[@rubymouse4745]

For anyone thinking of becoming a math teacher, the only way you’ll make good income is if u get ur masters and live in CA/NY If u live in any other state switch majors :)👍

[@briantheman8466]

I really like seeing Physics as one of the top major for both Math and Science tier list. I do agree 100 percent that Physics involves alot of mathematics and also computational skills. Great video! :)

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your input Brian

[@nucle4rpenguins534]

Same! Kinda wished that I minored in math or CS at least. I minored in biology and am not using it at all at the moment lol

[@agentchicken3577]

I switched from physics to math, I just love math so much more than physics

[@kr-sd3ni]

I am the other way around. Math for me was "yeah its neat and all but so what" but physics actually had reasons for it. it can explain fundamental understanding of our place in the universe/ reality. not saying I am going to be the next einstein to discover these new ideas however, learning about them and trying to apply it in real life is just fascinating to me. math was always kind of a tool for me rather than interest. yea i can own many tools but its more useful when you use the tools instead.

[@DC-zi6se]

@@kr-sd3ni Yep...

[@michaeln.2383]

When I was in school 30 years ago, there were so many engineering graduates that you would have to send out 1,000 resumes to get two interviews. You would have to graduate from a top university to get one job offer. When everyone tries to do the same thing, the outcome is never positive.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing

[@alexisyuren5606]

You deserve a million subs bro! That is all the math I know

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks bro

[@bryantorres8166]

When the title said math degree, i legit thought thought you were gonna rank the different TYPES of math degrees. Lmaoooo

[@ShaneHummus]

😂

[@josephliderz3552]

Hi shane i was wondering if sometime maybe you can make a tier list for masters

[@topazgoose]

+1 Have been wanting this one for a while :)

[@ShaneHummus]

Maybe in the future Joseph.. Which one specifically do you want me to cover btw?

[@josephliderz3552]

@@ShaneHummus would really like some business masters.. msc in finance for example and other business areas!

[@nathanpoole6311]

@@ShaneHummus yesss would love a masters tier list for business also maybe for mis / it if possible

[@efeoni9499]

@@ShaneHummus I would really love to have masters degree about computer science or physics area

[@AlwaysMeetsForever]

I finished my math undergrad 2 years ago and am now doing a master's in financial engineering. With the way things are going, I don't think simple finance and economics degrees will cut it in the future for a job at hedge funds or investment banks specifically because quants are becoming more and more popular for even the trading positions. And many if not all hedge funds REQUIRE a MS or PhD.

[@ShaneHummus]

Good point

[@FlameSkillz]

what major were u ?

[@jessicatsao92]

Yay! Finally there is a video by Shane on math majors! I have been waiting for this one, and now, I get to enjoy this one all day! Unfortunately, I might have to go get a Master's degree in Math and Physics or something along those lines because I am trying to become a post-secondary teacher or researcher, but from what it seems like that might not be the best thing to do. I admit that I am worried about graduate student loans.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hope you enjoyed it! Good luck with your plans Jessica. I wish you all the best 😁

[@Empanda9]

I am shocked at how low you put data science. It's literally the cross over between statistics and computer science. You definatly do not need a masters to get a job. I'm majoring in statistics with a double contration in data analytics and data science and the job outlook is fantastic especially with both skill sets.

[@ShaneHummus]

It's still good though

[@ZachSchieffer]

I’d love to see some more Computer Science related videos!

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha I'd love to make one too but I already mentioned it a thousand times on this channel 😂

[@efeoni9499]

@@ShaneHummus I would actually love one

[@mgm8075]

You have to suggest something for him to talk about, because he's done so many comp sci related videos

[@abdelrahmanabdullah576]

I really wanna see more Computer science/Economics videos because I'm thinking about studying them both and would like to know the types of things and jobs I can do by pairing those two together in college.

[@driedmango1914]

That’s a killer combination... good luck !

[@johnwig285]

That combination would lean towards Data Science/Business Analytics. I would gladly explain how & why if u want.

[@abdelrahmanabdullah576]

John Wig if u can further explain that would be great but u don’t have to. Also do u think I would need a masters?

[@ShaneHummus]

Good luck

[@samanthalouisecastro4650]

I am not really good at Math but I smashed the like button anyway

[@ShaneHummus]

haha thanks

[@lemontea000]

Imo Math degree is either an A or S rank. The outcome for these majors in the beginning are stacked higher than some of the math majors that I've seen such as Actuarial math. I know a lot of people with actuarial degree who can't find a single internship with that degree so they end up going other route like any other math majors. The amount of time and money they wasted on materials and exams was not worth it if you can't even land an internship after 2 exams. Also stats should be S rank without a shadow of a doubt. That major is red fucking hot in the market. It is partly the reason why Math and stats coexist together in S rank. I will never believe someone has a math degree if they hadn't had intermediate understanding of statistics when they graduate. Ask any Math major graduates and they'll tell you the fun starts when statistics are involved.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing! I actually have a video coming up talking about how stats and math are underrated. Stay tuned, cheers!

[@lemontea000]

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[@ttoommxxmmoott]

actuarial science A and maths B, not sure this guy actually knows that mathematicians are always preferred over actuarials

[@Superpaul205]

What do you mean? Preferred how?

[@DavidPumpernickel]

@@Superpaul205 If you know math it won't take you long to learn the specifics needed for actuarial science, while you also have a broader knowledge set knowing more mathematics.

[@thespiderexterminator2683]

Thanks for covering Math Shane! Awesome video.. Keep it up!

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad you liked it!

[@adrianperez6634]

Got my bachelor's degree in Math. Planning on going back to the community college I went to to get my computer science associates. Only need 4 classes to get it. Computer programming 1, Computer programming 2, Data Structures and Discrete Math 2.

[@ShaneHummus]

Wow! That sounds solid Adrian.. Good luck

[@soniamartell4502]

Hate math but love the channel!

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks Sonia

[@marksmith4892]

It is true that those who get a bachelor's degree in statistics are not likely to become statisticians, BUT DON'T LET THAT FOOL YOU! When you hear "statistics", think "probability" and "predicting the future". Who doesn't want to do that?? Predicting the future shows up in EEEVVERRRYYTHHIIING. Miners want to ensure adequate redundancy built into their safety precautions, for example. The same holds true in NASA. Businesses want to predict what their investments will do. Manufacturers want to ensure that they are sampling sufficient numbers of products coming off the belt to test for defects. Pharmaceutical companies use combinatorics to determine all the possible chemical combinations. Statistics just shows up in everything. That's why it's so valuable and applicable. This holds especially true in business applications.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing your insight Mark. I respect that

[@marksmith4892]

@@ShaneHummus by the way, when you said the actuary exams are difficult, that is an understatement. There are many actuarial science majors who are spoon fed actuary exam materials who then go on to non-actuarial careers because they can't pass the actuary exams. The pass rate is around 40-45%, which is lower than the Barr Exam, and there are several actuary exams to pass. However, if you can pass them then the payoff is job security for life because of the barrier(s) to entry.

[@ShaneHummus]

How many here are not good at Math but LIKED the video anyway? Thanks 😂

[@Laz3rCat95]

Me

[@ShaneHummus]

haha thanks Pete

[@Crocodile2873]

Hey Shane, thanks for making all these videos. We all appreciate your hard work. Keep it up

[@emmanuelfchea]

Physics major and mathematics minor here. I love Physics but sometimes it can get me crazy 😜😂

[@syerwaleed7590]

@@emmanuelfchea good combo

[@md_xg9821]

my man ur amazing everyday you upload a new video, we really appreciate it, keep the hard working up

[@ShaneHummus]

I appreciate it!

[@joeyGalileoHotto]

Funny thing is that whenever I watch videos on helping me with java, there are advertisements on courses that guarantee I'll get a job in data science if I take their online course.

[@ShaneHummus]

Plan it out well.. Good luck

[@DanielLopez-sh2pp]

Da same.

[@avneet_virk]

Is BS in Math: Applied Computation and a minor in Computer Science worth it, in terms of employment after graduation?

[@ram42]

Might as well do double major, only 1 more year no?

[@pumpkinut5314]

I feel like as long as you take extra classes its fine, it doesnt really matter whether you double major or minor.@@ram42

[@abluntdaily]

pure mathematics is not unless. Many pure mathematicians work as 'functional' programmers using languages like scala and haskell. Scala is the highest paid programming language of 2020, with an average of 143k per year.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing that Tonio

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

WARNING If you major in math and also study computer science, you'll end up at Google.

[@hrity2330]

I'm planning to do that.

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

@@hrity2330 go you!

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for a fair warning 😁

[@deathhunter1029]

No that’s not how it works😂😂. This is why most people dropout of cs

[@deathhunter1029]

Its not that easy and most people don’t know what to expect in cs

[@oliviamullen2257]

Your videos are amazing!!

[@ShaneHummus]

thanks

[@JenniferRokks]

Thank you for this, I’m getting an associates in math but for bachelors I’ll choose a different one.

[@ShaneHummus]

Good luck Jennifer!!

[@s45gr32]

Economics- the study of using limited resources for unlimited wants. Is very realistic and the closest to what is happening in the real world. You learn the pros and cons of unions, scarcity, when should a company keep selling a product or stop selling say product. The demand vs supply. Is a fascinating subject that I recommend anyone to take. Tax Accounting is 90% reading, 10% math and that is due to very law heavy and knowing if is tax deferred or not. I do not see any AI replacing tax accountants. For everything from one year to the next. For example in 2019 it was 0.54 for mileage regarding if you were using your vehicle as a business or you were a lyft driver. 2020 it went up to0.60 for mileage and now lyft drivers could also include the mileage for driving the vehicle without passengers with the app on.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing

[@douglashtang]

You can do a series about double majors or major+minor combinations that support each other. For example, if I want to add a second major after English, what should it be? (let's not say that it depends on my passion. I only go for what is useful and worth it). What other major should I go with Computer Science? Take your times Shane.

[@ShaneHummus]

Maybe in the future

[@tanveerahmed8364]

Yes! Thanks Shane. ❤️

[@ShaneHummus]

Welcome

[@PositronQ]

I think the information of DT is incorrect if you combine with AI and ML this field is better and have more demand than engineer but is your opinion and I respect that

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching

[@robertlihou5780]

To those looking for a good first programming language to learn, I recommend python. I’m finishing up my math degree right now and my college makes us take an intro python course in our freshman year. It’s very useful and is easier to learn from my experience than Java or C (for a first language), so if you’re looking to teach yourself programming, python is a good place to begin (again, this is purely my opinion based on my own experience and my colleagues’ experiences in engineering and MIS)

[@driedmango1914]

statistics and data science are really synonymous. Data science or Analytics are just new age buzz words for applying statistics to specific industry problems (which is not a new concept). So with that fact, data science and statistics should have the same ranking, however we will likely need more employment data on data science degrees to see how employers are perceiving it.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching

[@davidlakhter]

Love these videos Shane! You've done great with this challenge. Quality content for sure, keep it up :)

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a lot David

[@eraj136]

Physics with maths is best . I have done it. But i found my skills in mathematics more than physics.. I want to take maths with business or data science. Thanks buddy

[@ShaneHummus]

All the best

[@pasqualerossi6052]

Please do post Computer Science videos. Be good to see!

[@ShaneHummus]

Maybe in the future. Cheers!

[@NilavraPathak]

Lol finding Data Science in D tier is kinda funny. But it is true you need at least a Masters to be even considered for a job. But doesn't change the fact that we are gonna own every bit of business in future and drive them. And it's cool too, you are allowed to be imaginative you can come from various backgrounds and everyone cater to your needs.

[@ShaneHummus]

Right. Thanks for your input

[@maximilianbur2560]

Why is it a problem when a masters degree is „required“ ? Is this an America-exclusive Problem? In Germany for example, university is free and bachelors only take 3 years (for the most part). Would you say your point still applies?

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching Vetrix.. The video is for the American audience actually.

[@FirstnameLastname-iq9oo]

In the US, universities are basically split up into undergraduate and postgraduate, so most people dont go get a graduate degree unless they want to stay in academia. Here in Europe its more common to go for a Masters Degree if ur at a research university, and the only people I know that only get a bachelors go to "high schools"/vocational universities/universities of applied sciences (these are usually 4 years like the US system anyway)

[@FirstnameLastname-iq9oo]

In the US, universities are basically split up into undergraduate and postgraduate, so most people dont go get a graduate degree unless they want to stay in academia. Here in Europe its more common to go for a Masters Degree if ur at a research university, and the only people I know that only get a bachelors go to "high schools"/vocational universities/universities of applied sciences (these are usually 4 years like the US system anyway)

[@AdventAndrew]

Education is a lot better when you take graduate-level courses. Cognitive science, assessments, educational management, all the fun stuff. Sadly these courses usually do not form part of your undergrad degree or certificate.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your input Andrew

[@promisethatyouwillsingabou7920]

why should graduate degrees be avoided?

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned I might make a more detailed video for that

[@TheXenoBrosMC]

Dude doesn’t know what he’s talking about lol

[@Samsons121]

Shane Hummus - The Success GPS Didn’t you get a Graduate degree? And how do you feel about having to get a PharmD while there are still people working in Pharmacy with a bachelor degree in pharmacy? Unfortunately there are several jobs that now require Graduate degrees when a bachelors was previously the norm, such as “Doctor” of physical therapy, what a joke.

[@aidanklobuchar1798]

My guess is that the real issue is if an undergraduate degree requires you to get a graduate degree to find a job, thus lowering flexibility. If you get a CS or Physics degree, for example, getting a higher degree can be helpful depending on what career path you want to pursue, but if after 4 years of school you want to stop, then you aren't trapped, as those degrees can still land you jobs just fine.

[@DrGamez123]

If you want to do them, do them. This guy is probably coming from the perspective that grad jobs don't really pay that much more than what a grad or an honours will get you.

[@kushchopra470]

i love u so much shane i wanted this video so badd thanks for the info buddy

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@kuyajobztv3660]

New subscriber. Very helpfull and informative....

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks man! I appreciate it. You remind me of a Filipino Actor named kuya Jobs.. Cheers!

[@terrysitti8362]

Shane could you make a tier list for the social sciences (econ, poli sci, etc.)

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned for that

[@Takosaga]

I have a math degree with a teaching cert for math and CS. If I knew about CS when I was younger, I would be banking right now. If it wasn't for the students, would have left field long ago, but yeah the US sucks for being a teacher. Also student teaching is the worst thing ever, it's an internship you have to pay for.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing. Good luck!

[@christopherho8015]

Finance degree comes in different forms and shape depending on which subjects you choose. BBA(finance) is exactly matching with what you have just said but a BSc Finance or BSc Quantitative Finance can be a degree that is either maths, statistics or computer programming heavy.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@salihtatlidil7367]

Awesome vids man. Would love to see a vid about getting higher degrees in Engineering like Masters or PhD and where that would lead. Also instead of an Engineering Masters would it be better to get one in say Business? (Such as the MBA)

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks. Stay tuned

[@blue-ki2vg]

CS and Engineering students watching this : 😏😏

[@ShaneHummus]

Awesome!

[@LuisDiaz-nr3ty]

hey shane, love the video! also honestly speaking, do you think the Computer science industry is over saturated or will be over saturated?

[@ShaneHummus]

Is a Computer Science Degree Worth It? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mV6XYnyPZceCfbc

[@PositronQ]

Yes MATH

[@ShaneHummus]

Yes Yes Yes!

[@surajvarne3992]

Hey Shane I’ve been watching your videos since the beginning and I’m a huge fan. However, your recent videos aren’t very entertaining (the recent 2 before this video) you can see through your likes itself. Please make more videos on majors cuz that’s what people want as per the stats and don’t get me wrong I’m just trying to give you my suggestion. Also I requested for an astrophysics major PLS PLS make a video soon. Lots of love all the best

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted your feedback

[@yoda4833]

You mentioned for the math degree that you recommend doing either a double major or minor. Do you think it’s wise to double with physics if you have a passion and interest for both? Or would doubling with physics be too much ?

[@ShaneHummus]

That sounds solid. Plan it out. Good luck

[@harshitdawar2570]

Bro i was expecting like a comparison between math degree aka topologists, mathematical analysts, etc. not whatever this was. Also i highly disagree with your rankings and I have watched your other videos where I felt the rankings were appropriate.

[@briantheman8466]

Harshit Dawar Hi, which degrees in particular do you disagree on?

[@ShaneHummus]

If you were to rank them all in your opinion, how would it be then?

[@harshitdawar2570]

@@briantheman8466 i think the general math degree deserves class A and data science deserves class B atleast. I know people who are earning easy 6 figure straight out of their masters. Economics should've been in class C and engineering should be in class B. The reason I think engineering should be lower is as you said, it is a bit of an over-hyped degree and most people don't end up in engineering after they graduate. A lot them compete for lower paying jobs in other areas like business, etc. which i think kinda makes the degree lose it's value.

[@harshitdawar2570]

@@ShaneHummus I think the changes I suggested to @brian tang and the other rankings are precise i think.

[@harshitdawar2570]

@@ShaneHummus I just want to give you constructive criticism because i really do enjoy watching your content and it was quite enlightening actually when i first started watching you so don't take my comment in the wrong way.

[@mshire708]

Liked it whilst I am still watching.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks

[@elijahkin]

Do you have any thoughts on double majoring in CS and Economics?

[@ShaneHummus]

That could be a good one. Good luck

[@educatedguess1331]

Hell yeah physics !!! Where my physics PHDs at

[@ShaneHummus]

Cheers to you all! 🍻

[@PositronQ]

What proyect you do? I recommend you the binary fractals ubicación or the randoms problema with probability I think for me that is very easy proyects

[@ShaneHummus]

I'll share it to you guys soon. 😁

[@lieutenantundercover9329]

Learning English should be your priority project xD

[@PositronQ]

Lieutenant Undercover i known that my English is horrible but I understand when a person is talking And I know coding from little proyects to AI or handling data problems

[@lieutenantundercover9329]

@@PositronQ Yeah I believe you. I just wanted to make that joke. No offense ;)

[@PositronQ]

Lieutenant Undercover ahhh ok

[@dontbescared4789]

That quarantine haircut again 🤣🤣🤣

[@ShaneHummus]

I got a post quarantine haircut now! 😂😂😂

[@artago98]

S+: Physics

[@ShaneHummus]

👌

[@nucle4rpenguins534]

Dude I think you're data science point was well argued. I have friends who graduated with a mathematics degree in their undergrad and decided to go to grad school for data science. This just seems like the more popular trend rather than getting a BS on data science let's say. Awesome vid though!

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a lot for watching.. I appreciate you leaving your thoughts on this..

[@pasqualerossi6052]

Have you done a video on why not to do graduate degrees?

[@ShaneHummus]

Why you SHOULDN’T go to graduate school! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXqpda1_jr1siKs

[@harrisyaser7927]

I'm hoping to become an entrepreneur in the future, I'm stuck between doing a degree in Financial Mathematics or Business Management with Economics. It's not in a top 20 University but I just wanted to know which one you think would be best?

[@ShaneHummus]

It depends Harris.. Best that you plan it out first

[@harrisyaser7927]

@@ShaneHummus Hi Shane thanks for the reply, Which one do you think would be best for potential earnings after university? I'm interested in mathematics so am leaning more towards financial mathematics but I'm still having a look at which one I want to go with.

[@gangaadhikari9491]

Data Science major leads to Business Analyst, Business Intelligence Analyst, Machine Learning Engineer, etc so for that reason I disagree with you. I was a Data Science major but switched to Statistics major and Data Science minor to graduate early. I am currently doing a CS internship and switching to Machine Learning soon. Data Science is tough but if you can get through it, it won't require a Master's in the next 5 years!

[@ShaneHummus]

Awesome.. Good luck Ganga

[@elitegaming5892]

Can you explain a little more about how you don't like the idea of going to graduate school (for a masters' degree)?

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned for that

[@asindu7777]

What tier is applied mathematics since it caters towards the industry and do you have to learn statistics for it

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned

[@snaprebound3803]

I’ve not seen many committed youtubers like Shane top stuff also Im thinking if the jobs an economics major would take will involve some sort of coding, machine learning or data science? If so would it be beneficial to learn

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@snaprebound3803]

Hey Shane I love Economics and Math and would love to major in economics and minor in maths to show my proficiency cos nowadays a bachelors in economics isn’t too math heavy. Thoughts?

[@ShaneHummus]

That could work out. Just stay committed and plan ahead. Good luck

[@mr.singhdult4040]

Dear Shane this is a great video, what you think about degree renewable energy systems. Please reply

[@ShaneHummus]

I might make a video for that. Stay tuned

[@aswinprasad1011]

I didn't get 5 mins into the video, and I already know computer science will be S tier

[@ShaneHummus]

Any thoughts? 😁

[@johnrussellhimawan2834]

Please make a video comparing the prospects of engineering graduates and CS graduates

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted

[@johnmcdonald4881]

Makes a video about the value kf different Math degrees but doesn't make the distinctions between different types of math

[@ShaneHummus]

Chill.. More videos to come

[@johnmcdonald4881]

@@ShaneHummus hehe, good 😄

[@droidkillerv2]

Data science pays more than computer science currently and it is easy af to get jobs like go on indeed or linked in coming out wiut just a bachelor’s degree you can make slightly more or the same as computer science and it’s legit like basically the same classes as computer science just like different classes but similar. Maybe 4 years ago that was the case but rn comp sci and data science are S and engineering is 1 tier lower. Engineering don’t make as much as computer science or data science by a fair amount but obviously this is only the average.

[@elejac9925]

Hi, great video!! How about taking a major in spacephysics? I can become an engineer that way, but I'm a bit confused about what I'm able to work with. How is it different from aerospace engineering, for example?:-o

[@elejac9925]

i mean, a master level degree (is it the same as a major (???))

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned EJ. I might talk about that in the future

[@fafa7481]

Please Shane ,I’m supposed to transfer in the spring can you do a video about how to go to a out-state college and paying in state.Thank you

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned

[@Itsdanielpeng]

Data science is a combo of Computer science (S tier) and Statistics (A tier). Just keep in mind that people study Data science to become software engineers too.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your input Daniel

[@Barocalypse]

What's wrong with graduate level degrees? Never heard you say that you should avoid them before

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned.. I might cover that in detail in the future

[@williamgiron3186]

Wait what do you mean when you say we should avoid graduate level degrees?

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned coz I might cover that in the future

[@lesnydaby2103]

Can u plz talk about biotechnology?

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted

[@kyleowens470]

What's your opinion on a joint honours, maths and computer science degree , I'm thinking of doing it. ( joint honour is like double major in american terms lol )

[@ShaneHummus]

They are pretty solid choices and getting them both would open a lot of doors. What are you planning in the future btw?

[@kyleowens470]

@@ShaneHummus thanks for replying, I'm thinking of doing a job within software, tech kinda field or maybe even becoming a mathematician in the future.

[@chineduobi4322]

Can you make a tier list on master degrees

[@ShaneHummus]

Maybe in the future. Stay tuned for that

[@navinadv]

I am currently a freshman hoping of majoring in Physics with a minor in Math. Should I switch my Major and minor?

[@lemontea000]

Depends what you want to do. I'd I were you I'd focus on classes such as statistics, and programming.

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned.. I might have a video for that

[@navinadv]

@@lemontea000 thanks. For a start I am thinking of taking Economics as an option for my non-major classes. We have to take about 8-10 classes outside our major including a 2nd language and English. Since I have 2 years. of French and Spanish behind me I have signed up for German.

[@navinadv]

@@ShaneHummus make it soon. Thanks. My initial thoughts were to go into Applied Physics but now I fear the job prospects of that are limited. The options I have are to move to Engineering but I am not to keen on that. My goal is to get into some cutting edge research but also find a stream I can support myself and a family.

[@jasondads9509]

Why don’t you like graduate degrees?

[@raindrop9314]

Sad how the average salary for engineers in us is like 100k meanwhile in uk they are heavily underpaid 😞

[@ShaneHummus]

Sad

[@Youtuber111-p2x]

The best degree to be a data scientist rn is computer science with a minor in data science

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing

[@practicalmastery]

Hey Shane can you do a video on a BSN degree

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted

[@zachary.ramsumair]

How much burnout have you been experiencing during this 30 day challenge?

[@ShaneHummus]

It was really fun doing it. Fun part overpowered getting burned out 😁

[@vedantsharma6113]

Can you make a seperate video for international students?

[@ShaneHummus]

I'll see what I could do.. What do you want me to cover anyway?

[@vedantsharma6113]

@@ShaneHummus thanks for reply , Since student loan is a major issue for US students but in other countries school fees are majorily covered by government. Also phD stipend. So just the type of video you make but also considering prospects after doctorate and masters.

[@dioscoros]

Language Degree Tier List. A tier: CS

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching

[@UnlimitedKesh]

What jobs do you think are the best or most obvious for someone with a mathematics and computer science degree??

[@ShaneHummus]

High Paying Technology Careers kzbin.info/www/bejne/rF6Ye5yIdreXlac

[@christopherjohnson2234]

*Sighs in wanting to quadruple major*

[@Anna-jy7cj]

I feel your pain

[@ShaneHummus]

Good luck

[@levibeam100]

What do you want to quadruple major in??

[@BiscuitZombies]

What about applied maths?

[@ShaneHummus]

It's good

[@bobfreeedu]

thanks brother for this videos