7 Best Doctorate Degrees 2024 (Best Doctoral Degrees)

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[@ryox82]

Important for people to know that people can make 250k with a Masters and sometimes less depending on field, location, and experience. If you want to go into any of these fields please do it for the love of it.

[@LITTLEROCK2517]

yo

[@kennethkau2332]

Shane, definitely look into Economics PhD’s. The vast majority of Econ PhD’s graduate with little to no debt. The job market in academia is tight for many fields, and econ is no exception. But, there is a lot of other opportunity in finance, tech, business, and government that is pretty robust and PhD level economists often command salaries of 100k+ with great placements. Econ PhD’s are in low supply relative to the other social sciences PhD's because the barriers to entry in Econ are pretty high. Good GRE quant score and lots of undergrad math is needed as a bare minimum to get admitted.

[@sluggaming4577]

I’m sure this guy has a PhD in Economics, listen to his terminology😂

[@nuwang2381]

Only way an econ major would go for a Ph.D is if it was the most economical choice xD

[@oluwajuwonloowojori8049]

Demography too is less competitive. But I think Economics has some cool benefits since it incorporate some useful courses. For instance Accounting is a subset of Economics

[@JamesJoyce12]

like many degrees - you will see listing for BA MA and PhD econs for the same job position - a PhD is not super value-added - unless you want to be a prof - don't chase a PhD

[@moniquemichelle7295]

We agree here. PhDs aren’t really worth it unless you want to go into acedemia or research and you better love it if you’re and engineer

[@brendanm4379]

This video completely misses the point of doctoral degrees.

[@arcadiosincero]

I recently learned that a local university offers a Doctor of Science in Computer Science. It’s 30 credits of grad level courses plus a dissertation. I’ll be going there soon for my masters. Going onto the doctorate doesn’t *seem* like much more work (just more of the same as the masters), except for that dissertation. So, I might just continue on depending on how burnt out I feel after doing the masters. Work is paying for it, so I might as well.

[@ryox82]

Work paying for it is good. Question yourself on your end goal. If I was going this high academically it would be to gain knowledge to be an innovator/inventor. Not doing some sort of standard job.

[@pnutbutta1234567]

That's an applied doctorate so its a little different from the research variety. You don't have to come up with original research; you can use an existing case study and you are correct, its not much more work. However, if you do decide to do it, get your dissertation idea and outline together before you start -MUCH easier process that way.

[@timothyrday1390]

The dissertation can really bog you down depending on the research and committee expectations. Either way, I wouldn't go into any doctoral program thinking it's "just a little more work" than a master's.

[@mgminthantaung1363]

Good morning, bro. Can you make a video about skills shortage or labor shortage in USA? And, Love this video bro ❤️🌟

[@jessicatsao92]

Thank you so much for the video! Medical doctor still takes the cake! Though the pressure is not so worth it.

[@mrmentalhealthawareness5219]

All pretty good degrees to get. Thanks for all your good work, Shane!

[@UnsungEmpath]

Can you do one on DSW (Doctorate of Social Work) there's a huge push and the CSWE is looking to accredit it

[@Lemurai]

Thank god the VA paid all my expenses, I didn’t even have to use my GI BILL. I DO regret going into a horribly impractical engineering major, with even worse employment prospects (chemical engineering). Thankfully I still had my GI bill and used it to go back to school for nursing. Don’t do what I did, def do your research and for those wanting to go on to a masters or PhD in engineering, beware, it’s hard, like REALLY hard, you had better have mastered your undergrad curriculum, because the same mistakes you made as an undergrad won’t be looked at in an understanding light.

[@kingmelanin7468]

Physics is the same way as chemical engineering. No standardized job title therefore no great employment statistics for research prior engagement. Salaries are disproportionately for academia and those with 20+ years experience. Why do that when an electrical engineer can obtain employment with an AS degree. Nursing is modular. One can gain employment at every level.

[@JennHayden]

😔 my younger brother makes more than that with a bachelor's. Thank you for your honesty when you said it's not a good option for 95% of people. Waste of time and money.

[@johngrey1074]

You need to do more thorough research. The MD and DO degrees aren't "merging within the next 5 years," and I'm not sure where you got that idea from. And most residency programs are 3-4 years; the only residency program that is 7 years is neurosurgery.

[@Tamtah]

Thanks for your videos. Is PhD of fisheries sciences worth it? PhD of chemistry is better or medicinal chemistry?

[@ShinySephiroth1]

Do you have outcomes of those with multiple doctorates i.e. those who do the combined MD/PhD or DO/PhD programs? Those are only 7-8 years for both degrees combined and are free PLUS a $30k+ yearly stipend while in med school. I'd like to see their average outcomes vs MD/DO-only... but it seems messy with the varying specialties, how much research vs. clinical work they do, and if they go straight to industry vs academia vs clinic work.

[@JaydenLove-nq2ul]

I'm joining the Marine Corp and in the Military you get Tution asistant and A Gi bill ima use my tution asistant to get a doctoral in physical therapy and my my GI for exercise science

[@jamesmeyer9574]

Can you do a video on the pros and cons of unions

[@ambasajirtsegay2895]

You helped me a lot shane, you are awesome keep doing the great work 👍🏽

[@ArmyVeteranINF]

Numerous doctoral programs, such as the one I'm enrolled in for criminal justice, typically span a 3 to 4-year duration. Specifically, the program I'm pursuing takes 3.5 years to complete.

[@DSingh4809]

Just got into DPT school. Most programs are 2.5-3 years. I’m not sure where the 6-8 years is coming from.

[@kristenturner1222]

Total undergrad plus doctorate would be 6-8 years

[@kurtsalm2155]

DPT?

[@DSingh4809]

@@kurtsalm2155 Doctorate of Physical Therapy

[@azharahmed5067]

Im considering doing a physics PhD after graduating with my bachelor's. Would physics be more science as opposed to mathematics or anything else? Lots of people in physics PhD's seem to be doing a lot of engineering, math, or computer stuff.

[@pnutbutta1234567]

Physics is basically a math degree which is why you see so many people in other disciplines besides physics.

[@kingmelanin7468]

Physics is the same way as chemical engineering. No standardized job title therefore no great employment statistics for research prior engagement. Salaries are disproportionately for academia and those with 20+ years experience. Why do that when an electrical engineer can obtain employment with an AS degree. Nursing is modular. One can gain employment at every level.

[@pnutbutta1234567]

@@kingmelanin7468 kinda but at best they would be an electronics technician and not an actual electrical engineer -still would need at least a bachelor's for that.

[@aisha6700]

what about neuroscience phd?

[@aspirer47]

You can just do CS and earn 200k+ as Software engineer from top tech companies 😂😂

[@breathoflife9614]

We are tired with medical specialities...

[@matthewbrown6163]

Just curious coming from Australia - how much do these Ph.D programs cost in USA ? A 3 year (yes only 3 years) undergraduate degree will cost about $30K USD & you can also getting a living allowance too. Ph.D programs are free here in Australia.

[@papichulo8149]

I can only speak on STEM PhDs but you are given a stipend for living expenses. The stipend is supported by either the university or the principal investigator (PI) of the lab you'll be doing a PhD in. More programs are starting to support first year PhDs with university money and then putting that responsibility on your advisor thereafter. Course fees are waived since you'll likely be doing a teaching or research assistantship (if fees aren't waived definitely run), occasionally you may encounter a program where this isn't required at all though unless you want an increase to your stipend.

[@matthewbrown6163]

@@papichulo8149 Yes get a Stipend here too - about $400 USD a week (I never accepted it) but my host university is in the USA but my course work is based here. I am looking for yet a 3rd supervisor - as 1 died, 1 resigned & the 3rd is on another planet I think. After Accounting, I studied Risk Management - thus a Ph.D in Risk & Acturial Science. I don't want to teach - just happy to do my Research & Deliver Key Note Speaking talks.

[@milomitchener4166]

Hi Matt, I'm currently studying my undergraduate degree in Melbourne, what's the living allowance you speak of?

[@Crocodile2873]

I always have an issue when you talk about stem degrees. I’d argue geology and physics, maybe biochemistry too, are better than a math degree

[@gauthamgadiyaram411]

Shane please explain about financial engineering.

[@anwaarveer2098]

I don't think Dentistry should lie below pharmaceutical.

[@Jordans529]

How about doctorate in occupational therapy?

[@diiriyeoomaar816]

How much salary dentist per month ?

[@lunzhellz9300]

18k

[@dailyroyy]

what about engineering?

[@AmrAlnamer]

engineering is apart of stem science tech engineering mathmatics

[@climitod8524]

Depends if you’re money hungry or you value in life is to learn

[@shches8480]

So the start of the video implies this will be a review of PhD doctoral degrees. But none of the degrees presented here are Phd's lol.

[@TheKristofdv]

Yes indeed, I expected the same... This video seems to be for Americans only...

[@sluggaming4577]

This guy seems like his Major was Economics 😂

[@yashchaudhari2746]

What's wrong with that?

[@doseoffaiyaz]

And?

[@sluggaming4577]

@@yashchaudhari2746 I didn’t say there was anything wrong with that…?

[@sluggaming4577]

@@doseoffaiyaz “and”, what?

[@oluwajuwonloowojori8049]

Talk about Demography and Social Statistics. I have the feeling that it is a useless degree

[@oluwajuwonloowojori8049]

Okay

[@Nancy-pd8bf]

I’m top 10 less goo

[@nuwang2381]

Wot r u doin?

[@cameronesisuri1600]

It blows my mind that you put pharmacist over dentist. You have no idea how nice of a paycheck you’ll have as a dentist if you work corporate. And if you work corporate there is no additional debt or “renting equipment” (I’ve never known a single dentist who rents their equipment).

[@blackswan7568]

First

[@jonfilibuster8499]

DNP degree = terrible training

[@kurtsalm2155]

Sez who?