The 10 Most Competitive College Majors!

[@poodook]

She literally just named all the majors...

[@dumb_lesbian666]

poodook No she didn’t XD I want to major in Animal Sciences in the pre vet program, and I’m really glad she didn’t mention that lol.

[@alexaortega8614]

Bethy 715 It definitely depends on the college for animal science! UC Davis is super competitive for animal bio/science as it is has the second best vet school program in the world. The animal science major is not widely available for freshman’s choice so idk if that affects anything either!

[@chateaumarmont9196]

Why is this comment so funny lol

[@fallingcrane1986]

Except Accounting!

[@minnicute2497]

@@chateaumarmont9196 yeah true 😉

[@ciara6279]

Summary: - phycology - communications - the arts (music, theatre, film) - engineering - pre med or bs/md - business - economics and finance - biology - nursing - computer science (the most popular)

[@michaellewis7861]

Caroline Norton I’m a god at Econ. So I’m good.

[@vivianhuang2367]

oh i didn't know the study of algae was so popular!

[@michaellewis7861]

Dogian Mcpuppy That’s What I thought first lol.

[@rajdeepvilluri8715]

@@michaellewis7861 math is also a good choice for econ it's less competitive and you would still likely get a econ job if you apply to one.

[@michaellewis7861]

John Doe I’m not a Keynesian. But I will go upto Linear Algebra, Diff Eqn, Discrete Maths, Ill takes advanced statistics, and differential geometry, number theory, and set theory. I already finished multivar. I was thinking of just minoring in Mathematics.

[@sanjanashriram5609]

Ashley bestdressed is a legend getting into ucla film school wow

[@whysabby]

Sanjana Shriram love her🥺

[@checkennugget4448]

Omg she’s such a queen 😭 I love her

[@martab339]

Literally what I just thought hahah

[@leilazak8405]

She got into Stanford too!! (but chose UCLA over it) and yeah she really is

[@hyacinth4369]

Don't forget her admissions to Stanford and Columbia (my dream schools!!)

[@petza7]

Who else has no idea what they want to major in?

[@cristianpadilla6178]

pete suh same (;_;)

[@brandontruong3110]

Major in something STEM related. Those tend to be more rewarding and have more job prospects. Only do it if you can problem-solve and do some math. At its core, STEM is mathematical based.

[@shakyrabentley4240]

pete suh computer science major anthropology minor

[@jcgames4704]

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

[@kirbstonealready1]

minor for me

[@elitegaming5892]

All these bozos want to get into CS because of the pay or they like tech; however the drop out rate is so high that it scares me a little. You should really go into computer science if you love problem solving and the theories behind it.

[@mr.meeseeks6549]

And math

[@mr.meeseeks6549]

Alot of people go into it because they think it's all coding and good pay; but they don't realize it's typically an engineering degree and requires a lot of math, as in upper level math.

[@marin8169]

Acid Plug many universities do offer a Bachelor of Arts in CS!

[@shahirkazi8766]

Actually, the numbers paint a really skewed picture since most people drop out after they get internships at budding/bigger companies and feel that they have no need to complete their undergraduate studies anymore.

[@brandontruong3110]

How much math do you all need for your CS degrees? Mine only requires four. But I'm also a math minor, so six total. Math required: Calculus 1, Calculus 2, Matrices and Linear Algebra, and Intro to Probability(Calc-based). Math minor: one 3000 lvl math, and one 4000 lvl math. There is also a discrete math course but it's generally called Logic and Algorithms at my Uni.

[@kmbbmj5857]

Keep in mind there are two types of competitiveness. One because it's easy and every bozo is trying to get in and the other because it's freaking hard to actually stay in.

[@Bigbrodonateddollarsthroughsup]

psychology and communications 😁

[@beccag2758]

Let's take a moment to remember the kiddos who go around bragging about majoring in pre-med while not realizing that 99% of the time it's a set of pre-recs not a major your college offers

[@bcnicholas123]

That’s so damn annoying

[@izbone6792]

Yeah, I’m on a pre-med track, but I always introduce myself to others as a neuroscience major first. I just find it really annoying to flaunt the fact that I want to go to med school. Most of the people who brag generally only want to go into medicine for the prestige.

[@OtakuQueenMMD]

Izbone Hi! I’m still on high school but want to major in neuroscience then go to med school later. Is neuroscience a competitive major?

[@izbone6792]

OtakuQueen So, neuroscience is classified by admissions committees as a major in the biological sciences, whereas other sciences like chemistry and physics are classified under physical sciences. Other categories of majors include things like humanities and social sciences. Historically, people who major in biological sciences have a smaller admit rate to med school because there are so many of them compared to the other categories like humanities and physical sciences. Honestly though, GPA, MCAT scores, recommendations, and extracurriculars matter way more than the major you choose. Choose something you’re passionate about and run with it. A less traditional major in humanities can push a strong candidate into the admit profile, but you won’t be penalized for majoring in a biological science. If you really want to go to med school, your passion for medicine will shine through, and you will have the grades, scores, recommendations, and extracurriculars to back you up.

[@laurenblake4138]

Me: please dont say computer science please dont say cs please dont say cs ple- "Computer science"

[@skewd2528]

😔

[@JohnSAT]

Psych is the major if you want to be jobless after graduation 😂😂

[@cowiforna8358]

John Jung - The Admission Hackers 😂

[@janeburnham295]

John Jung - The Admission Hackers I’m not a psych major but that is just not even close to true.

[@JohnSAT]

@@janeburnham295 i'm a psych major and it kinda is

[@aurora-sq8xx]

John Jung - The Admission Hackers :(( I’ve always wanted to become a teacher but i’m not sure in what subject. Recently, I decided to take ap psych and it’s really fascinating.. I want to teach ap psychology but now I’m not so sure if i should even go towards that area. Definitely majoring in an education based major though.

[@JohnSAT]

@@aurora-sq8xx You can always double major and become a teacher focused on psych! Definitely doable.

[@jayroyaly7920]

As someone who is applying for Musical Theatre programs right now thank you so much for mentioning how competitive it is for the arts.

[@mmlg24]

here are some encouraging thoughts about computer science: a very very close family member without any college degree decided at age 39 that he wanted to have a college degree. He chose computer science. Repeat at age 39. He enrolled in his local community college getting an A.S in computer science but watch this, it was a transfer program into his state University. He graduated from the community college with a GPA of 3.89. The state university accepted him without questions. He graduated at age 42 with a B.S in Computer Science. Hint: President Obama gave the commencement speech at his graduation ceremony. America gave a chance for him, an immigrant who arrived with a few hundred dollars in his pockets. I dare to mention that he did all the college and university work while having a family and also being the sole provider for his family with a job. Also English not being his native language. Everything is possible if you really want something.

[@quicksilver0294]

Dang, there goes my future in computer science 🤦🏾‍♀️🙄

[@jonathanlam4994]

Not sure how it works in the US, I do Comp Sci in the UK. But I did read about someone who entered Harvard under the impression they were doing a major in languages then declared it as comp sci whilst in uni.

[@solkai7575]

Same

[@likhithborela1517]

@@jonathanlam4994 ye u can do that, switching majors is really easy in schools such as harvard and a lot of people do it so that they can major in something more monetarily desirable.

[@huey1153]

likhith borela what they’re saying is computer science programs have a capacity and qualifications requirement more so than other majors. So no, you can’t just switch majors at every school, maybe some. My school allows 1000 and has probably a 10% acceptance rate into CS but a higher rate at other departments, wouldn’t be fair to just let someone waltz in right....

[@likhithborela1517]

@@huey1153 notice how I say schools like harvard. Most private schools dont have hard set quotas on majors

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

The reason why they are so competitive its because those majors lead to careers that make big money.

[@safiyahleane269]

She listed the two majors I was thinking about applying for haha great

[@CaraCOwl3]

Go for it anyways if you know that it is what you want to do. You never know if you'll make it if you don't try.

[@theanimationlads7598]

You should just go undeclared if you can and declare it when you are there

[@devinotero1798]

@@theanimationlads7598 no go to community college. Why pay 10k for undeclared, very bad

[@theanimationlads7598]

@@devinotero1798 not what I meant. I said to not declare one when applying, so you will be easier accepted. That way you declare as soon as you get there

[@devinotero1798]

@@theanimationlads7598 yes bad idea. Maybe i guess not for your school, but there are certain majors you cannot get into as undeclared. Engineering is a major i know you cannot get in for many schools as an undeclared school

[@kxlee335]

I m a person who been programming for years, I made apps and this is what I can tell you about CS. Programming is about problem solving, using algorithms to solve complex problems as well. Summary: it's for problem solving enthusiasts. If you want to be a programmer just because of the coolness, act smart or anything just because of the appearance, well you won't get anywhere in CS or else I will give you any amount of money. And also, if you want to code just for the high income, well maybe you can do it but you won't get anywhere that's very high.

[@igabyus]

I totally agree

[@casualray2096]

What if I like building stuff from scratch and to contribute and have an impacts on people’s life?

[@davidchuong714]

Engineering and CS are hard to get into, but they also have ridiculous drop out rates after people take the first few weed out courses and realize it’s not for them. Don’t apply under them unless you are certain you are passionate about them.

[@jems3732]

what do you do if you’re not passionate about anything yet?

[@davidchuong714]

@@jems3732 You can always apply to college with an undeclared major! It doesn’t hurt you at all, colleges understand that you may need more time to figure out what you want to do. I will say that if you’re looking to transfer into a competitive major as an undeclared, it could potentially be difficult, but aside from that there’s no reason not to do it. It’s a lot better than just picking something random like psychology-that might hurt you more than it helps you.

[@chrislee367]

@@jems3732 Basically: you should go into less prestigious universities and you don't have to declare a major until junior year (or even senior year), try lots of general classes, and see what interests you / what you're good at.

[@patricedawson4649]

FYI, BSN Nursing programs are competitive because nursing faculty are scarce. Additionally, the clinical experiences (both in on campus simulation labs and hands on training at hospitals and nursing homes, etc) are necessary and need to be maintained in small group numbers in order provide quality instruction. For both of theses reasons many colleges restrict the number of nursing major acceptances. Universities that have a high overall acceptance rate will likely have a MUCH smaller acceptance rate for nursing. Some colleges offer direct entry nursing programs, where first year students begin nursing classes immediately. Others are not direct admit, and students are accepted to the university but then apply separately to the nursing program during sophomore year. Generally students need to have a strong college gpa to win a spot. In my opinion (just a mom of two college students, one in engineering and one in nursing), high school students interested in nursing should cast a wide net in applying to colleges. And they should strongly consider direct admit colleges. If not, they need to ask themself what will they do if they are not admitted to nursing after spending two years at college.

[@Laralove14927]

As a theatre major I can definitely confirm it is extremely competitive. Many programs get over 1000 applicants for 20 spots. It’s also the only major where trivial things like your hair colour determine if u get in😂

[@andrewchen2590]

Why would hair color matter

[@Laralove14927]

It’s really complicated but basically the schools pretty much run as an acting agency and they have a specific type. If you look at their mt rosters the girls almost always look the same

[@devinotero1798]

Major in somethingg else man

[@khanho2075]

what about LAC schools or small colleges that do not seperate Theatre program from school of arts and sciences?

[@casperr1299]

From my experience as being a nursing and business major. Nursing was far more competitive for varied reasons. 1. Overall GPA needed to be higher, you basically need all A’s to have a chance. Knew a girl who was was on a 2 year waiting list regardless of having a 4.0 GPA. Just bc so many people are applying and there is a limited amount of seats. Whereas in business there is probably more people but their is far more spots for transferring. And GPA generally isn’t as competitive unless you’re trying to get into USC or something. 2. Class load. Nursing courses have been more competitive and much harder than any business courses I’ve taken aswell. Only 14/40 students passed my anatomy course which is required verses about 50+/60 students I’ve seen pass most business courses I’ve taken. Note: this is just my experience in CA if it helps. Lots of things to consider when choosing a major after all.

[@vanessa.p1998]

yazmin gutierrez thank you, I’m thinking of trying to go into a business major, but still am not really sure what career path or program but thinking of marketing but I fear about the competition, hence why I dropped the idea of becoming a lawyer as well. I’m a junior and time is running out of time for me to choose so watching videos or reading comments like this are very helpful.

[@kayla-kr5dx]

nurses being taken for granted even before we start school :,(

[@edwardromo7914]

For 6 & 7, I can tell from my own experience as an accounting major that any business major is challenging. At my school (DePaul University) every business major has to take an accounting 101 class which has a fail rate of around 20% of students. Many other required courses for business students have similar failure rates.

[@elsa21st]

Love the video! I'd like to see the opposite as well i.e. More niche like majors that are expected to boom in the coming years and careers that will have more of a demand 5-6 years from now.

[@singinwithceline]

I’m an adult student majoring in psychology at a competitive online accelerated program. My school has FIVE Psychology degrees each with a different concentration. I was able to get in with no waitlisting because I knew exactly what I wanted to do. My advice is to not overlook those concentrations or specialized programs. They can help you skip a lot of general education classes and even better streamline your degree and set you up for better opportunities later.

[@kevincarb6366]

Physics major gang

[@drmosaddegh]

Kevin Carb physics is the most interesting tbh

[@davidmorales2859]

Ash Lynx oh god, I could not. Never in 100 years

[@drmosaddegh]

David Morales it’s a difficult subject and it’s ingrained with math but it’s like... the subject that has the explanations to how the universe works. even if you dislike it you can’t disagree that it’s one of the most interesting subjects

[@davidmorales2859]

Ash Lynx like I love math, but like everyone who I know always say how hard it is

[@samarthsriram897]

Lezgooo physics majors

[@yackamajez]

As a last computer science applicant, my only advice for future computer science applicants is to prepare for rejection

[@Nathan-hf2jy]

yackamajez just take software engineering instead it’s not as good but it’s an okay major

[@davidcherelin4291]

I think it was when we toured Vanderbilt and met with the head of the physics department. He told us that he didn't understand why people applied to the engineering school. They had a much lower chance of being admitted, but if you just applied to Vandy, you had two years to declare your major, and could freely choose engineering at any time. It was very easy to change majors, and a declaration weren't even required till end of sophomore year. So what ever school your applying to, find out how easy it is to switch departments and majors. Do you have to get accepted into the engineering program, or one your in the school you can move about freely? You'll need to know what courses to take, so you don't fall behind the major you want, but it's unlikely freshman and sophomore classes would be closed out to non-majors.

[@rachellin1549]

David Cherelin thanks for the insight

[@tad7911]

Just got into SDSU for computer science early. So excited!

[@LauraCp-mg7fw]

Congrats! that happened to me last year

[@noooo.rlness]

The computer science advice is great! Thanks!!

[@magick2006]

Yes, get in computer science more people. Make it easy for non computer science major to get in good college

[@lovestruck3773]

I got a 1420 on the SAT :D Love you

[@devinleigh3483]

Lovestruck my sat score for November 2nd hasn’t came out yet 🤧

[@solkai7575]

Devin Leigh mine hasn’t either! The collegeboard site is driving me nuts, I’m unable to send scores to colleges or anything

[@arthurmelo4193]

Way to go!

[@MegaHowtoMan]

Did you use her prep?

[@martinrivas4075]

I got a 1550

[@jamesstevenson842]

About half of my school wants to major in computer science... But they dont know that it has math. My whole school basically hates math too. I can't emphasize how annoying it is to have just a bunch of people say they want to major in something because of the pay. I had one person ask me why I wanted to go into computer science and I said because I like math and I love problem solving. They then said that computer science wasn't for me and I should just major in mathematics.

[@Jeg898]

That’s stupid, but that’s how the world is somehow, money before passion... and that never works. Go for CS if you really love it, don’t let others affect you, their opinions don’t matter. Wish you luck in the further man.

[@RT-vw6yw]

If you're definitely planning on going to graduate school, it helps to major in something DIFFERENT than all the other applicants, to help you stand out. For example, English is a great major for law school, and it's even good for med school if you make sure to have your prereqs, too.

[@igabyus]

**** tip for Prospective CS students**** My dad working for activison and has a director’s position so I would say I’m pretty informed on what they look for in someone they are hiring. If you are worried that you will not get into the best cs school or program plz don’t worry! Every tech company would rather hire someone with more skills and a cs degree from a state university than someone that want to Harvard. You may think I’m joking, but I’m serious, his work went to recruit at Ivy League schools and none of the students had an impressive portfolio. Now I’m not saying you shouldn’t get a bachelors in cs, all I am saying is that don’t be worried about the name on the diploma because essentially that’s all it is. *********************************************** Don’t stress, live life, and do what you love!!

[@farrahjordan1396]

I was shocked that she didn’t mention architecture. But hey, that’s good for me. 😎

[@matthewblonder8512]

Hi, if I specialized in something in high school, would it help with admissions? (Like taking every music class, or every computer science class, etc.)

[@joshdormaier6330]

Matthew Blonder depends on the school. Most colleges like to see well rounded students who can excel in a variety of subjects while technical schools are more science oriented. You can take all of those single subject classes but try to have some variety in your schedule. Also if you’re asian, excelling in math and science is seen as a typical asian trait and may even hurt your chances.

[@dapianna23]

@@joshdormaier6330 Not really true. Colleges want a well-rounded class, not well-rounded students.

[@matthewblonder8512]

Josh Dormaier haha I’m a Jew

[@solkai7575]

Yes definitely. Well rounded is kind of overrated. Another way of looking at well rounded is not being particularly good/strong on a subject. If you’re passionate about a subject and intend on majoring it I don’t see how specializing in it and taking courses for it would hurt your application.

[@matthewblonder8512]

sol kai would it help?

[@nadiao8545]

thanks for recognizing how competitive the arts are... there are virtually no safeties for the arts if you want even an adequate education, forget an exceptional one. im applying for music right now and no one realizes how indefinite and unquantifiable my chances are. just to add on, the arts aren't competitive just cause a lot of people are applying but also bc of the nature of an education in the arts... it requires intimacy. at least for music, there has to be a really small student to faculty ratio and a small student body. programs im applying to have incoming classes of 20 STUDENTS. it's such a long shot no matter what.

[@nathankong8732]

I am a computer science major and I recommend those to learn coding over the summer so that you can get a head start in college.

[@abenaantwi9659]

I'm 15 and i already know a lot of programming languages and frameworks for specific languages

[@rban123]

My classes as a Computer Science student: MATH: Calculus 1 Calculus 2 Multi-Variable Calculus Linear Algebra Discrete Math LAB SCIENCES: Physics 1 Physics 2 COMPUTER SCIENCE CORE CLASSES Intro to problem solving and algorithm design Introductory Programming Intermediate Programming Building Secure Web Applications Data Structures and Analysis Computer Systems and Architecture Advanced Programming Languages Object-oriented concurrent programming Computer Graphics Operating Systems Compiler Theory and Design Design and Analysis of Computer Algorithms Current Trends and Projects in Computer Science COMPUTER SCIENCE ELECTIVES: Artificial Intelligence Foundations Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence Solutions Image and Signal Processing OTHER: Intro to Psychology Abnormal Psychology Introduction to research Academic Writing 1 Academic Writing 2 Advanced technical writing

[@lovelymel9728]

thank u!! 💓 kinda needed this lol

[@betiedu]

Thanks! I do have a question if you don't mind though, what college are you in?

[@devinotero1798]

Do computer engineering guys. Way coole

[@saga2795]

“If you’re a senior or already in college...” Me: *in 8th grade* Edit: I appreciate all the insightful comments! ^^

[@danielwang4917]

Go play with your friends

[@noname8354]

Live while you can. Enjoy every last moment. Because college applications suck

[@useroffline9999]

Me: a freshman

[@jessicaskinner1363]

That’s not healthy! Enjoy your childhood and focus on college later on AT LEAST when you’re in high school

[@useroffline9999]

jessica skinner Can’t. Too worried about being in crippling debt for the rest of my life

[@jaboubaa928]

My daughter is applying this year and wants to do political science then law I advised her to be honest in her applications. What’s meant to be for you will be for you!

[@aqz-xx5hq]

Jabou baa Honest about what? This is also the path I plan to take for college.

[@jaboubaa928]

Ava P. To just be honest and declare her major, some know and will say undeclared or get in for an easier major then change. So that’s what she is putting on her applications. If she gets in it’s fine if not it’s fine as well. At the end of the day GOD’s plans are always perfect. Wishing you good luck.

[@jasongames11]

Not exactly, some applicants to certain majors are more self-selected

[@joejscrispy]

Damn alright make me feel like I’m not about to get into college doe

[@patty7803]

I’ve heard that philosophy is the best for law school, but I am still not sure if I should pick pre law or philosophy

[@crimsonfang8518]

I would do philosophy cause I bet it would teach you AMAZING critical thinking skills

[@izbone6792]

I don’t know what schools you’re looking at, but generally, pre-law is usually not a major, but you get a special advisor. You can major in anything and be pre-law, as long as you take the LSAT and satisfy any other pre-reqs law schools may have.

[@carlamarquez9381]

philosophy comes in handy for the LSAT

[@theanimationlads7598]

Poly six and history are the best for law

[@devinotero1798]

Unless youre 100 percent sure you wanna be doing law, major in something useful like business. That way, if you opt out, youll be fine

[@TheTruthSeeker756]

5.8k views and only 267 likes? Wow people are so CRITICAL!

[@frogstereighteeng5499]

I'm doing pure math, lol. Plan to get into academics

[@sophxcat]

Good luck :)!

[@jonathanbeltran188]

If you want a job in software development/engineering, major in something very CS related with "engineering" in the title. CSE is a very good major that looks good on your resume but also majors like electrical engineering and computer engineering are often more desirable to companies than a traditional computer science degree. Companies like to have people with a diverse set of skills and not only topics in programming languages.

[@arjunprasad1642]

I’m an Indian male looking to comp sci/engineering... rip

[@likhithborela1517]

that is a big RIP.

[@elitegaming5892]

Same bro

[@brandontruong3110]

Are you double majoring in Comp Sci and Engineering?

[@Isaactorres60]

Mr. Miscellaneous of course you are

[@davidmorales2859]

Mr. Miscellaneous I’m Mexican for engineering. Rip :(

[@DampishSteam]

I’m honestly scared af about applying for computer science major. I know so many ppl who chose that major and got rejected from all the schools they applied to (even the less prestigious state schools)

[@elifnothing]

Thank god I want to major in mathematics/physics though I will probably end up being unemployed or doing something not related to my major :)))))

[@biprojyotipaul2912]

Supertutortv is such an awesome channel. I am from india and have many confusions regarding the education scenario of the states. And this channel has helped me a lot. From clearing certain doubts to how to draft my essay and what to write and what not to i owe a lot to this channel. If i get selected in any good college you'll be playing a major role. Lots of love❤ and gratitude

[@anshumanmullick3894]

Which college are u applying to?

[@biprojyotipaul2912]

@@anshumanmullick3894 i have a few shortlisted ones..but im rooting for NYU stern. Hopefully i get in

[@anshumanmullick3894]

@@biprojyotipaul2912 good luck brother ! By the way what are your test scores and GPA and extracurriculars

[@biprojyotipaul2912]

@@anshumanmullick3894 i took an SAT this december and got 1470..will reappear this year for a better one( hoping to get a 1500+) i didnt take the ACT though😓

[@anshumanmullick3894]

​@@biprojyotipaul2912 Good luck dude ! you got this I hope u get 1550!!

[@matthewluck9077]

where does architecture fall? maybe there’s less people who want to major in architecture but getting into those programs, staying in those programs, and working to prevail in those programs are extremely difficult. the dropout rate is crazy and the work required just to compete is hours upon hours of work per day in a studio space (not even your dorm where other majors would be studying flash cards) building model iteration after model iteration and designing space after space

[@carolynjeung1944]

I think architecture is really popular until they actually start school and then everyone drops out lol

[@sesshomaru5657]

I'm applying for architecture this year 🥴

[@matthewluck9077]

Stella if you love it you’ll put in the work. but if you don’t love it, you will suffer

[@johncrossin3718]

She didn’t say plant science/ botany 😄. A unique pre-med major that does have a correlation with medicine.

[@jasonlin4701]

Although computer science is very popular, many people lack the skill of problem solving. Anyone can learn programming languages, but not everyone have the problem solving skill that jobs are looking for. If you’re applying for CS for an elite college, just make sure you have some sort of experience with CS (such as game development)

[@nunyabusiness6450]

Also note that the average student in the US has 3 different majors throughout their college career

[@cryovizard9461]

Glad I wrote about the theological significance of genetics and human evolution for my bio applications

[@alejag6614]

When she said that writing about loving biology will be interesting my eyes started sparkling

[@thearchitect1601]

Ok so many architecture major is safe. Thank God.

[@tinopenchev2829]

Great video! Thank you!

[@_Gaby_950]

Thank you for 1:35 😊 you're a great teacher.

[@audreygrace1564]

I love how I am in eighth grade yet I’ve watched all their videos....

[@Koala23997]

Dont worry I'm in 9th grade

[@bbjm5185]

You r so lucky. I wish I watch this earlier

[@diam2434]

Pros and Cons of accounting please ??? 🙏🙏🙏

[@vihashah5975]

Nice, I’m interested in physics!!

[@oshawastaken]

Just got admitted into CS. Can't wait to start at university next year!

[@kavitar5721]

There are some majors that are not available in some universities, but if you write to them, they reply that the particular major is combination or couple of courses or can be worked out with particular teachers. My question is how do you decide which type of college is best for which major? And how do you make a college list if you are pretty much undecided? Please address from the perspective of an international student where we are largely unaware of the nature of the courses. Thank you in advance. I learn a lot from your videos. Thanks.

[@TheLauren1113]

Some musical theatre programs have a less than 1% admit rate. Thousands of people apply but you have to audition to even get an audition. And then only a tiny number of people get an offer.

[@jcgames4704]

My personal statement is actually about my passion for research in genetics and why I love genetics and how it’s actually played an important role in my life. I say that molecular bio and biochemistry is my main major

[@kayleigh-jf2zo]

question: is environmental science becoming really popular?

[@jermerica52]

I feel like I have a low chance of getting in but I applied to FSU and I’m a in-state student. My major was Biochemistry and I’m not sure if it reduced my chances even more. P.S I have a 4.3 weighted and 3.8 unweighted, 950 on the sat 😞 good luck to everyone else

[@mohammedzaid3383]

what do you mean by weighted and unweighted gpa?

[@jermerica52]

Mohammed Zaid when you take more rigorous classes like ap or honors, you’re able to get more points for the class so your cumulative weighted gpa will be much higher. Your unweighted gpa is calculated without the points on a 4.0 scale. It’s different at every high school

[@gerardopalacios3105]

Melanin Barbie goodluck!!! I also plan on majoring in biochem, also your gpa is amazing

[@robyn1926]

dang I was really hoping to get more info on communications...i'm scared about how competitive it might be

[@gabbyl767]

Robyn not competitive

[@solarmoon8781]

Robyn, it honestly depends on the college that you will attend. Look at their website for more information. For example, UCLA’s communication department is competitive.

[@Dead_pixelz_]

I would say in general, yes. My school however has a more collaborative teaching strategy and I think long term that will be helpful for finding jobs because we’re looking out for each other .

[@TheSGIIIShow]

It depends and I’m a mass comm major

[@brightmalobachia3758]

Great job!!

[@MegaHowtoMan]

What about the return on your college investment? There is no money in psychology. Students are getting ripped off by over priced colleges marketing majors with low paying jobs when/if they finish.

[@fallfanaticstudent]

Good thing my main reasoning for wanting to take psychology is to supplement my changes of getting a good job with a degree in criminology( so basically sociology).

[@cardcode8345]

Imm interested in Economics and finance , is there an way I can combine that with STEM or Industrial engineering is the only thing?

[@feelsforjameel1397]

Air Crash ugh no lol

[@feelsforjameel1397]

Air Crash economics is its in major and finance is its on, because I’m a double major in economics and finance, and I can’t think of a way to combine stem and industrial, if you wanna graduate in 4 years, because those are completely different things, and require different course loads

[@betohax]

Look into a MFE.

[@sunnyk2723]

Air Crash maybe your problem is, is that your trying to do to much. Economics and Finance both have opportunities and lots of learning, pairing either of those with engineering won’t do anything for you unless your an engineer with a minor in those or a finance/Econ major with a minor in something tech related. You can’t have both unfortunately or say you can’t be great at both

[@guledali8902]

Chemical engineering stupid

[@태이씨]

I want to major in Geography, Urban planning or Architecture. And i think about choosing Geography for Bachelor degree and then Urban planning for Master

[@AKen_Films]

I met a student from China who basically said that Economics is considered the easiest major to take so that your parents don’t disown you. Good thing I went to clown college! 👌👌

[@pipermeloche7915]

There also exist programs where you may just have to apply early to guarentee a spot. For example, I go to Michigan State and my program (James Madison College) works like this! You don't need above MSU average scores to get in but space is limited and you have to apply early to guarentee a spot. Side note -- I love JMC sooo much. If you're looking at political science/public policy/political philosophy/international relations programs at state universities, JMC is a great option! It's a small program (1,200ish students total) in a big university (50,000 people at MSU). We offer four majors: political theory and constitutional democracy, social relations and policy, international relations, and comparative cultures and politics. Your freshman year all JMC kids live together and your JMC classes/professor's offices/JMC career services office/writing consultancy are all in the same building! Plus you don't declare your major within JMC until the end of your freshman year so you have time to decide. Sorry for the rant -- just really passionate about my program.

[@noname8354]

Piper Anne it's fine. Just wish my goddamn high school would send my transcript (it's not received in this college but is in others)

[@kobimansaray]

Wish I had seen this when I was 18💀

[@pmxi]

why, what happened?

[@zariawebb-atkinson1976]

I'm actually surprised that psychology is so competitive...how the hell did I get accepted to these universities then-

[@boringroommate6147]

I was happy because I didn’t hear computer science... then she says non were in order exept computer science is definitely the most competitive...🙃

[@mychevysparkevdidntcatchfi1489]

If this is broken down by engineering types, 8 out of 10 would be engineering of some sort. It used to be Aerospace engineering the toughest, then electrical/computer engineering, then mechanical, etc. etc. with civil engineering the least competitive.

[@awesome4781]

Where does Biomedical Engineering stand?

[@Oak7565]

My high school never offered psychology class. I didn’t even take psychology class as elective til my third yr in undergrad I’m Environmental Studies major at small inner-city liberal arts school

[@sodalissmean6938]

Lena Liu how is environmental major??? Are there good career options for this major?

[@Oak7565]

Usually more like public policy or nonprofit jobs available I like Environmental Studies major better than Environmental Science because math and science are not my strongest subjects

[@alexiscormier4059]

Cool. She didn’t say math which is my major. I think that kinda speaks for its self because not many people like math.

[@Kappie.]

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[@theEVILonionRAT]

Wow it’s a great time to love chemistry

[@jessiedibella3170]

can you make a video about petitioning to get into specific schools?

[@turtles10]

I'm a junior (HS) and I've been programming for years between personal projects, my school's gifted program, and my robotics team and I'm about to launch a program to make the number of robotics teams in my county go from 1 to 16, so I think I can declare CS as my major and be safe (I also have tons of other stuff going for me, but that's not specific to CS)

[@Jeg898]

That’s amazing, I for one suck at robotics... beware though, many people want to get into CS, even if you have extra circulars and good grades, so does a great percentage of other people. It’s good that you have others going on as well, but if you are passionate about CS, go for it, judging by your achievements, you can probably make it. Wish you the best!

[@joekim4345]

Can you make a video about the TOP 10 easier majors that many applicants may be interested? the whole range of "back door" admissions type majors or just majors that people forget about that may still allow applicants to switch easily. One that come to mind is Chemistry major (via college of chemistry at berkeley) - while Chemistry is a top department at UC Berkeley, getting into the "college of chemistry" was easier than maybe even the general "college of letters and science" . So some schools are compartmentalized and admissions also fall into that category.

[@joekim4345]

@Atharv Naidu haha I see your point. reward those who do their own research, fair point

[@logeshrajraja3646]

how many people are going to get major in computer science?

[@rsaunders4829]

How can I find out which majors are under subscribed?

[@djg7684]

"applying with an application that reflects an interest in a competitive major can sometimes negatively influence your admission chances at any school" what????? please explain

[@thinkscience327]

So if I plan on majoring in Molecular Biology and Psychology would my chances of being accepted into college go down? Most of the colleges that I am applying to don't admit by major.

[@Tithe-kh3fj]

40 people graduated this year at my university with a computer science degree LOL. Compared to 200+ ppl with business degrees

[@leonardtran2282]

It is rather stunning that we need more engineers and nurses but we do not have the capacity to train more.

[@luluisonfire274]

Good thing I'm applying as a polisci major I'm probably gonna starve...

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

Go to law school.

[@aaliyah9460]

Me too. I am minoring in CJ but I may could be major, I don’t know yet. But I want to go to law school.

[@shreeabraham]

In south asia 1 engineering 2 doctor 3 CA 4 other STEM majors 5 MBA

[@drmosaddegh]

Love gurung just say india

[@heatherburberry7064]

What’s CA?

[@shreeabraham]

@@heatherburberry7064 CA(charter accountant) is like CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) Exam of US.

[@shreeabraham]

@@drmosaddegh this trend in highly practiced in Pakistan,Bangladesh,nepal,as well.

[@dpatra7081]

Which business programs are the most competitive. There are many different branches in business

[@brandontruong3110]

At my university, it is usually Finance or Accounting. But then again, my university is located in Charlotte. Which is the 2nd largest financial capital city after NYC.

[@elderlymelon]

For undergraduate degrees it depends on the university. For master's degrees, Economics is typically one of the most competitive.

[@sthl3285]

Every major is competitive...

[@Happy-xj9wv]

Agreed..

[@myjunkdrawer8014]

What would you recommend applying to instead of a communications major? I like the sound of Journalism and public relations too but I worry Journalism is too risky and Public relations usually isn't offered as it's own major.

[@PrincessDaisyTseng]

communications is equally as risky as journalism. you learn how to literally communicate and talk in communications...

[@elenanaze3333]

Hey! I’m currently a journalism major now! It depends on what you want to do in terms of communications but a journalism degree is really good for TV broadcast, radio, and print stuff. If you want to be a reporter then it’s a good major to have. A surprising number of schools have PR as a major (mine does!) just sometimes they’re in the business school or part of marketing. It’s all about what you want to do in the field that determines what major is right for you! I hope this was helpful

[@myjunkdrawer8014]

@@elenanaze3333 Oh awesome! Which school are you attending?

[@SupertutorTV]

At many colleges, communications is more about the theory of communications (i.e. do preschoolers punch dolls after watching violent cartoons) and less appealing to specific media employers than Journalism in my experience, as Journalism is more of a "trade" and communications is more of a social science / academic pursuit (I can't speak for all colleges but this was true at Stanford). I think that's a misconception among many students who enroll in school and sign up for a major. In any case, a career in media or communications is going to be competitive (says a film MFA... :)). PR and marketing generally pay better than Journalism and Communications-- at least where I live (Los Angeles), though I'm sure there are exceptions. PR is also very competitive. Marketing is in pretty high demand/employable if you're interested in related fields, but many colleges don't offer a major in it (or it's inside the business school). You might research people in career fields you like and look at their paths as a form of research. You can still major in Comm and go into marketing. MBA is really the path to getting a 6 figure paycheck off that path if you are interested in that direction.

[@elenanaze3333]

Maddison Lang Emerson College! It’s in Boston

[@darkpaw1522]

I wouldn't take this list too seriously. I went to a few colleges (military) and none of them cared what my major is. That said, the first 2 years of college don't matter. It's all gen eds and electives you'd taken one way or the order. So you can literally declare any major. It's all the same until halway into your junior year.

[@austin_t_ran4796]

I know I want to do physical therapy when I get older but I dont know what major that falls in. If u can reply it would make my life sooo much easier. Thankyou

[@cheyenneOpheliabutler]

austin_t_ran kinesiology for undergrad

[@alexaortega8614]

or even anatomy.. make sure to do the pre physical therapy programs as well!

[@mikaelceldran8708]

austin_t_ran sports and health science

[@disneyqueen4733]

I'm however going to do Biology to work wijn nature and Animals!