THE MOST WORTHLESS COLLEGE DEGREES!

[@ShaneHummus]

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[@alexisyuren5606]

More than 1k

[@paulomolina4723]

gotta be more bro haha

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha let's do this.. 1k!!!!!

[@RooneyTunesSessions]

100k u sexy man

[@vaporwave3769]

I know someone who got it. But she already had her own business with her husband though so maybe she just wanted to say she had a degree (general studies degree)

[@darkpaw1522]

Lesson of the video: Colleges will literally give you any degree, as long as you pay them for it.

[@ShaneHummus]

Exactly

[@tracy_cakkes]

It’s not their fault really We have to be smart enough to pick a good degree and if you can afford it and you really want to study gender studies than they offer it 🤷‍♀️

[@darkpaw1522]

@@tracy_cakkes Problem is colleges do a lot of gatekeeping. They stuff the well paying degrees with a lot of unrelated difficult classes that you don't entirely need. GPA killers. Like as a Software Engineer I can guarantee you don't need Calculus. Most of the time I just Google the math formula and the code does the rest, like it's supposed to do. I haven't actually written a math problem since college. I have a friend graduating med school soon. She doesn't use most of the math from college. From what she says, most doctors she shadowed were terrible at math; but they are geniuses when it comes to diagnosing patients. Because their job is a doctor, not a mathematician.

[@BigBen866]

A-man!

[@justingonzalez2035]

@@ShaneHummus this is why I don't blame europe for making college free, These fucking tit milking factories get billions of dollars selling the "college experience". Bitch I dragged my ass over here to get rich

[@dreamof_me]

I didn’t know “general studies” was a thing, it sounds like an urban legend

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha same thoughts Ginny

[@infamouscrusader3363]

No, it's real.

[@codyfernfan6274]

I think it's mostly used as a transition from high school to college when someone doesn't know what exactly they want to study yet. Most people transfer majors into something more specialized after a year or two of "general studies" I believe

[@infamouscrusader3363]

@@codyfernfan6274 That's usually in Community Colleges but you are right. That rarely happens.

[@acruelangelsthesis1126]

Im doing the general studies rn in community college to transfer to a uni

[@rimjhimkhandaker9832]

As a high school freshman from a middle class family who wants to get a good job that pays well, your channel is really helping me find a degree I want to get when I grow up

[@ShaneHummus]

Great to hear that!

[@0206-b8z]

Check out digital marketing ;)

[@rimjhimkhandaker9832]

Sharanya Dutta I’m not from India lol

[@rimjhimkhandaker9832]

02 #06 thanks for the suggestion but I’m more interested in science

[@rimjhimkhandaker9832]

Sharanya Dutta no, why would you think that?

[@jn4198]

Yay, my PHD in Laziness is not useless.

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha what do you do with it? 😂

[@handleyobusiness]

Professional KZbin watching! 😁

[@jn4198]

@@ShaneHummus I am part of the NYA, the National KZbin Association, where we watch KZbin at a professional level.

[@Mememaster-dv8pi]

Lol xD

[@alastairhewitt380]

My PHD in laziness was a complete waste of time I accidentally stumbled backwards into Quant Finance and now moonlight as a heart surgeon. It has absolutely nothing to do with what I studied.

[@gyromatty691]

When you major in puppetry, and graduate as a dummy instead.

[@Samsons121]

I’m off to major in Jennifer Aniston studies 😆

[@corm1000]

@@Samsons121 you must listen to Aaron cleary as well.

[@Samsons121]

corm1000 Yes, only listen to real world advice 😂

[@ShaneHummus]

😂

[@sr3821]

You can work for Jeff Dunham 😁

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

I just graduated from Useless University and got a respiratory degree. That degree is magnificient because it teaches how to do one of the most important tasks in life, breathing. So like I learned how to properly breath, I tought I was doing it right all along but I was clearly not. It is a wonderful program with 100% graduation rate. I highly recommend it!!👏👏👏Jobs are already lining up to hire me because of my great knowledge of such a critical skill. Thank you Useless University.

[@warmike]

Respiratory Studies

[@wesleysmith2700]

A lot of people don’t breathe properly get into yoga my g

[@DK-tv6rk]

That sounds like an actual degree

[@muna.rising]

When he got to nannying I honestly thought it couldn't get any worse💀💀💀

[@ethantankersley9613]

My step mom has that degree and works at a day care...18000 a year

[@ShaneHummus]

Right haha

[@brandonchism6960]

I had a student who obtained his degree from Princeton in Medieval History. His only saving grace in terms of jobs was that he was a Naval Officer. I’m not sure if they paid back his debt or whatever. I was more perplexed that he spent 4 years at Princeton for Medieval History.

[@ShaneHummus]

OMG lol

[@laurened6505]

I confess I did the contemporary dance degree when I was 22. It was in France and free. Had great time. No debt. I then moved to Australia and changed career ( could not find a stable job in dance). Took $50k loan in Euros at 0.5% interest rate and did a master degree of Commerce and IT. Now working full time in Australia for a software company and making a six figures salary. Was worth the investment. Happy Life after three years doing the professional conversion.

[@aena5995]

is a bachelors in business data analytics worth it ( the program has machine learning business finance and a programming course aswell )or is something general like Econ or Computers Statistics better ? I wanna do a masters afterwards most probably in Computer science or IT

[@MrMan-ke9ph]

Your content is great man 😂. You’re doing a service exposing these useless degrees. Colleges honestly seem to being predatory af with them 🙄

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for that. I just hope people take it positively

[@handleyobusiness]

The last time I spoke to a Gender Studies major, I asked her for a Diet Pepsi and Large Fries.

[@ShaneHummus]

🤣🤣🤣

[@moneymanagement24]

Savage bro but funny ;)

[@x_jh_x]

I'm not gonna lie, I starting sweating a little and clutched my chest after feeling secondhand embarrassment from this roast. Well done, good sir.

[@shantanukhandkar]

Her graduate thesis was probably called "Diet Coke and the Perpetuation of Patriarchal Body Image Stereotypes: An Analysis of Late Capitalist Commodification of Human Bodies"

[@9cgx]

@@shantanukhandkar You hit the nail right on the head bro lmao

[@robhousehold]

Would be great for people to have a video called "How to make the most out of your degree". It can be single general video for all degrees or a series. Because it's not all about getting good grades and being in a "good" degree is useless of you don't make the most of it. A "bad" degree can be good if leveraged well. Great work ♥

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for idea Rob

[@bluejedi723]

I do agree-you can walk out of college with a 4 year degree in say operations research or general studies. If you have no idea how to job interview, write a resume, apply for work, zero internships/zero work experience, have no clue how to spin "I hauled garbage for 8 weeks at 6 flags summer after my sophomore year of college" into something like "I was responsible for maintaining a clean environment for guests and employees" your gonna be screwed. Also, if you bust out on internships (it happens, even to the best of students) and you do nothing to seek out employment in the field you want to work in (even if it means teaching a bunch of girl scouts how to code, volunteering your coding skills to a nonprofit or talking to a temp agency about finding something related to what you want to do after college) a good degree is useless. Also, you can take a useless degree and spin it pretty good *if* you know how to present yourself to employers. There are employers out there willing to overlook "useless" degrees like Liberal Arts or Gender Studies if you know how to present yourself and work history and have a game plan.

[@tracy_cakkes]

Absolutely!

[@pranavpillai7778]

Good point. Rob! I completely agree with that point.

[@revolutionaryforall]

If a good bad degree is in a field you realized you do not want to be in. I agree. There are plenty of stories of lawyers who made through school but later realized it was not for them. There are people with religious studies degrees living their dream job because having a degree open doors.

[@bellam7546]

I'm disgusted. The greed is sickening! I'm happy that you started this channel. Had I watched your videos 8 years ago I would have saved myself time and money. Thank you for your time and effort Shane. You've been a major help.

[@ShaneHummus]

At your service! Welcome

[@sophiagilgirl5335]

Ha, was that pun at the end intentional, or no?

[@muna.rising]

After watching this, I'm sure there's a degree called "farting science and technology"

[@ShaneHummus]

hahaha

[@babyfly4652]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Mememaster-dv8pi]

Lol xD 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Farting engineering studies

[@NerdishGeekish]

"General studies? What do they teach you there?" "Uhhh... You know... General stuff..."

[@sr3821]

Studying generals: U.S. Grant, Robert E. Lee, Eisenhower, Colin Powell 😁

[@allftw2677]

@@sr3821 lmao sure

[@FransceneJK98]

A little bit of this, and a little bit of that 😂

[@osloyy]

being a middle school teacher just sounds like hell.

[@ziggy6191]

someone has to do it

[@TCFan25]

Most teachers never left school to begin with!

[@hyliannerd4541]

I'm glad that I didn't do that

[@justsomerandomgirl]

It is, retiring in one year

[@timetravelere1208]

When you are poor, you can't afford studying something that risks to make you poorer for the rest of your life. Leave that to the rich kids who won't have to worry about finance whatever they decide to do with their lives. I wish someone has told me that 1 year ago.

[@vortex3987]

what studies do you suggest?

[@vortex3987]

@@ricardozamora8023 what did you switch from and to ?

[@ricardozamora8023]

@@vortex3987 I changed from Film and TV production to Engineering (I don't have to decide a discipline in Engineering yet, but I might do biomedical or mechanical engineering).

[@saint-hyltoncoombs5106]

I disagree but to each there own. There’s no success without risk, smart risk, but risk nevertheless

[@Cyb3rKats]

@@vortex3987 engineering, medical, anything super specialized and technical enough to make you job ready. stay away from humanities and social sciences if you want better chances to make good money.

[@Brandonhayhew]

Why do these degree even exist. They sound like a scam or something?

[@ShaneHummus]

I know right

[@baxterbotox7661]

An individualized major can be very useful if you do it right. Some schools just don't have degrees in certain majors that other colleges do. They often do have the classes necessary for such degrees, but haven't created degree programs in them. A good example of this is financial engineering, which is a useful and employable degree. Most colleges do have the classes necessary for a degree in financial engineering, but undergraduate financial engineering degree programs are not very common. In cases like this, an individualized program in which you gain a useful degree not usually offered at the school can be a good path.

[@chessplayer5728]

right lcser

[@goodtalker]

I worked as a middle school math teacher MANY years ago. I "fell" into it quite by accident. In those days, teachers had a tremendous amount of power in the classroom. It was a respected profession. Eventually, many like myself left the profession because the ability to do a good job was stolen by upper management. I went into law enforcement--AND THE SAME THING HAPPENED. I eventually retired out of that profession. I would not recommend public education or law enforcement to anyone today. Thanks for reading.

[@naylimsanchez3864]

I only work a clerical position in a law enforcement agency and I agree. I went to school for crime scene as well. Applying to any law enforcement position nowadays is like applying to be hated by your community. Kudos to whoever goes for it.

[@jccbakery]

When I went to college I meet a guy who had been in College for over 20 years. He had taken all the introductory courses in most subjects (sociology 101, gender studies 101, philosophy 101, etc. 101...) He said he was planning to go to the college administration and ask if he could get a diploma for his own made up major, INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES ?

[@ChelseyBeasley1996]

This is a real degree and I was considering majoring in this, but changed my mind.

[@bastiangutierrez2188]

Why tf is he in college for over fucking 20 years 💀💀💀💀💀 his tuition debt must be floating lmaooooooooo

[@Porasion]

The 6 dislikes are from ‘Strategic Storytelling’ Majors.

[@ShaneHummus]

🤣🤣🤣

[@abooddawood3552]

ca n you make a video about nursing, your content is S tier in the usefulness tier list

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks. I might make one for Nursing. Stay tuned

[@maryam9769]

Culinary arts and cosmetology studies together?! What the heck xD

[@ShaneHummus]

😂

[@jahhaj1020]

So general studies.. is that literally just completing your school's GE requirements? Lol

[@ShaneHummus]

😂

[@lilbear7533]

“Smashing the Like Button Studies” hasn’t failed me yet!!! 😎😎😎

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for studying that 😁

[@Charlesbjtown]

I despise that study. EVERY person on KZbin says that. I've yet to "smash that like button" after they said it, for the 5th time during a vid.

[@firebird6522]

Shane, this ought to be your flagship video. Not necessarily because it's the best, but because with this video it's easy to understand what you're trying to accomplish. It's taken me awhile to get it myself, but as you continually say, you're not trolling people, but attempting to stop them from making a terrible mistake. The degrees mentioned here are really not that different from some of the bogus "research articles" professors try to foist on the world to justify their continued employment. With these useless programs, the professors are hoping enough suckers will be tricked into/sign up that the university will keep them on as faculty meaning they won't have to get real jobs. This video illustrates that perfectly and it's the perfect introduction to your series. Watching this will definitely help people understand what you're trying to do.

[@ShaneHummus]

Agreed! My message wasn't as clear as I wanted it to be in other videos. Cheers!

[@Alfercruz]

I thought Dave Ramsey was joking when he called out people for having a puppetry degree :O

[@ShaneHummus]

Right 😂

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

And lesbian dance theory 😭

[@dagerdale]

At this point there might as well be a Tik tok sciences degree

[@ShaneHummus]

Let me hear yours Mohamed 😁

[@Barocalypse]

I was sitting on the toilet when you said "you're probably sitting on the toilet right now" No 🧢

[@ShaneHummus]

haha perfect timing

[@alexisyuren5606]

Hey man! Good job with the intros. Lovin all of your videos. Not skipping ads because you deserve it a lot man.

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad you like them!

[@anubistiger]

I teach high school, got a master's degree in education. Don't regret it a bit and I'm happy with my pay (although it could always be more)

[@cesargonzalez6242]

I almost went to a university for a Hospitality Management Degree. I changed to business economics. The restaurant industry is brutal (going to a walk in freezer back to a hot kitchen, stand all day, deal with crazy ass customers that want their food according to their needs not what's on the menu [I want grilled calamari with eggs on top] and fluffy a.k.a their pet wants to eat too), and is getting worse in the sense that most restaurant managers want to cut staff to the point that one worker does it all. During Covid-19 is not looking good for restaurant workers.

[@lukedetering4490]

I get that. In fact, when someone forgets to give me a plain burger, I usually just pick off the crud I don't want just to avoid making their day worse especially if they are nice to me.

[@ShaneHummus]

That's a good shift. Good luck!

[@hii_im_trash7315]

ok lets be honest here..this guy made me laugh when he said youre probably praying your degree is not on this list..and then he says the degree i was partially interested in. regardless i want to say that this man gives pretty legit good advice! thanks man. i am glad i listened to this before deciding what i wanna do.

[@baabo708]

The Puppetry degree reminded me of something I saw during the "Occupy Wall Street" protests. One of their goals was the forgiveness of college debts. This goof was videoed complaining that he had spent $35,000 on a Masters in Puppetry and now couldn't get a job, so he thought that his debt should be forgiven or something. That's right folks, a Masters in Puppetry!!! My brain hurts!!!!

[@deemahamed5202]

A lot of these you can just learn on your own. No need for a degree. You just have to plan it out. Majority are businesses with skills. A book will NEVER teach you the business. It’s all theoretical. You have to actually DO IT! That is the real education! I love planning events and weddings and fashion designing but no need for a degree. Just practice, plan, and DO! Also I have heard of a “ marriage counseling degree” lmfao what do you think? Your the best SHANE! Keep up the great work!!

[@Lazymath007_]

What about a degree in advanced breathing? 😔😔

[@deemahamed5202]

Naughty Ninja haha

[@ShaneHummus]

Right Deema!

[@SilentJnation]

Nannying degree, I'm dying. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ShaneHummus]

I know right 🤣

[@Ken.Wiz.]

Ryuguji

[@Laz3rCat95]

I didn't even know some of these were even legitimate degrees colleges actually offer

[@ShaneHummus]

It's mindblowing

[@firebird6522]

How about a video on majors that sound good but are actually terrible? Everyone OUGHT to be able to figure out that puppetry is a bad choice. But on the other hand, that restaurant manager one fooled me... I'd have thought it would be a useful one.

[@freedomloverusa3030]

Okay, let’s face it, those Colleges are an Evil Mafia.

[@ShaneHummus]

Sadly

[@Fiscacondaniel]

Going through a doctoral degree in Smashing-the-like-studies is the best career decision I have ever made!

[@ShaneHummus]

I second that

[@mersauff223]

I have a friend who is currently studying puppetry in a professional prestiogious film academy. Drama was his first choice but instead he went into puppetry. He says he's pretty happy and they're basically doing the same as drama class with some puppetry classes from time to time. In my country most actors and directors HAVE to go to this film academy if they wanna have a chance in the film scene. Also education is free here.

[@FamilyHistoriandude]

The history of wearing clothes, the art of following a recipe, Sleep theory, how to yawn, burp/fart science, going to the bathroom 101.

[@hameezi]

Okay, One big thing i've learned from your videos is to avoid any degree that has "General" or "Studies" in it. Thank goodness Graphic design doesn't have any words like that because that's what I'm going for x'D

[@Lazymath007_]

You can go check his art list tier degree

[@ShaneHummus]

And here's the link 😁 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZXHfnp6hbqopKc

[@orpix34]

Let me guess, gender/women’s studies is number 1

[@ShaneHummus]

Something much worse lol

[@Laz3rCat95]

@@ShaneHummus I'm going to get an individualized degree in the gender of dancing puppet nannies

[@dreamof_me]

This channel keeps me straight

[@ShaneHummus]

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[@pugboi8017]

y would u be gay without dis channel?

[@Lazymath007_]

Oh this channel keeps me gay

[@Lazymath007_]

@@pugboi8017 coz she wouldnt have met an intelligent and good looking man like shane

[@chasecopeland5530]

Turf grass is a weird one. By itself it is pretty bad, but I've known several people who have gotten an associate's in it to them get a bachelor's in horticulture. After that they usually end up in some sort of landscaping company or manage a golf course making decent money. It is what you make of it.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing Chase

[@desync7613]

kinda surprised that they can be called degrees, nanny degree? bruh moment.

[@ShaneHummus]

Right.. Some are just mere hobbies

[@sleeexs]

@@ShaneHummus for rich ppl

[@Marcoyura]

I kept thinking it couldn’t get worse, and after every degree it just kept getting worse 😭

[@wesleymurray2038]

LETS GET THIS TO TRENDING

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks Wesley

[@icankickyourasshole]

Culinary arts isn't useless. If you want to work in restaurants, sure you can build a career without a degree, but cooking careers have a shelf life and a degree cuts 75% off of the first half of your career. For large food service outfits like Sodexo or hotels or cruise ships you could start a career based solely on a culinary arts degree, no problem. Sure, making cafeteria or buffet food isn't the most glam career but being able to call in sick, have benefits and paid vacation, and in many cases be able to transfer to different places around the planet just because you want to experience it is makes it a pretty decent career if you've got creativity, a thick skin, and a strong back. Beyond that, being a young person that can whip up the tastiest meal some folks will eat all year with the shit they have lying around in their pantry has some significant social advantages. I got out of the industry and am back in school, but every single one of the guys I worked with that did stints under Thomas Keller and the like had a formal culinary education. Restaurant and Hotel Management is even more straightforward. You can absolutely break into the hotel business with one of those degrees and it's pretty unlikely a larger nicer hotel would consider someone who didn't have significant other related experience that didn't have a degree.

[@joshuabertrand9277]

I thought I heard it all, but when you bust out with the nannying degree, I literally dropped my phone.

[@ShaneHummus]

haha

[@ingGS]

Decision Science IS A REAL THING, you can call it risk and uncertainty, as it was in my class, it is heavily based on statistics, probability, and large sets of information. Very useful in Civil Engineering and Economics to make decisions.

[@mattnelson3247]

Shane awesome video and seriously funny 😂 love the roasting of all the useless degrees, I am with you 100% and have known people who’ve gotten bachelors degrees in theatre and things like mass media and racked up their debt and now can’t find jobs 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@norealleehab2043]

I think I should change my major now🙂💔I entered it because of my score but I Don't have any passion for it , and I am really confused if I should take up business or Japanese language 🤔

[@ShaneHummus]

Good to know we're on the same page

[@norealleehab2043]

@@ShaneHummus what do you think about those two majors i suggested , I heard you recommend business and languages were not on any list really , so what do you think ?

[@Toastymarshmallow80]

As someone who is in the culinary field. Culinary Arts can be very rewarding but the hours suck. If you are executive chef you can make 6 figures. I'm talking Michelin starred chef. But chefs don't look for degrees they look for experience.

[@missmillion5407]

I genuinely appreciate this channel Saved me so much time ❤️

[@ShaneHummus]

Thank you

[@crownprinceofgroovy]

Got a BA in Mass Communications in 1979. After getting a job that paid 50 cents over minimum wage, I went back to school to earn a BS in Pharmacy in 1987.

[@Leos131]

taught at middle school, it’s not as bad as everyone thinks. middle schoolers are nice

[@wendepatrella2018]

Hey! One thing!! The certified dietary manager certificate or even getting your associates in culinary arts will land you that foodservice and culinary management job, without you needing to even go to a 4 year college! They also start off pretty well as far as salary! Just a tip!!

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your input

[@wendepatrella2018]

@@ShaneHummus of course!! Hey, can you please cover the best certificates?

[@llaw4980]

Where they do that at? Wow. I had a few young adults asks me about college and what to do and when they told me what they picked as a major my eyeballs fell out of my head. I tried to save them before they got to deep some listened. Others, well let's say they are looking for their next degree or next gig. SMH Thank you so much Shane for your public service!

[@kennyborek615]

Most restaurant managers don’t make much. I’m a server working 23 hours a week and I make relatively as much as my managers.

[@mylifeastenae1962]

honestly ur channel is amazing it's helped me so much thank you🍃

[@ShaneHummus]

Happy to help

[@Lazymath007_]

They may as well also bring in a nursery education degree

[@ericarchuleta2124]

People make it seem like your trolling as a way to justify some degrees out there, but in reality its all just information you provide with a lil entertainment they can do what they want with that information. One thing though is that not only do you provide information but you also give alternatives to the degrees that can be better options depending on situations which is very helpful. This is the kind of guidance counseling needed in middle school/ highschool I know i would've benefited from it 6 years ago!

[@ShaneHummus]

Exactly Eric. Thanks for seeing it that way

[@alexdarcovich9349]

Shanethony Humtano be like: "These degrees are NOT GOOD/10".

[@ShaneHummus]

LOL

[@OffDaChainChico7]

Shane: “You’re probably sitting on your toilet right now...” Me: 😳

[@ShaneHummus]

gotcha 😂

[@natalieeuley1734]

I can see why someone would want to teach middle schoolers specifically. Some teachers are in it to help the kids get through life problems; no better age than middle school for that. It is weird tho; it's better just to get a secondary education degree in some specific area

[@sumangyawali8635]

You're really funny dude. That clown college one is just hilarious.

[@ShaneHummus]

lol

[@Thank-u-so-much-for-everything]

my clown colledge is a circus ......... and student's are performer and teacher's are instructor

[@MaddieFishblob]

I like what he said about the dance thing. I was thinking of maybe minoring in it, but he has a point - they dont rlly care about education, they just care about ur actual dance talent. I just wanna focus on being the best dancer i can be without taking some random classes to fit the minor 😆

[@deannadubinin8043]

The only reason you would want to go to college for dance is if you wanted to teach it in a higher academic setting. By this I mean if you want to be a college dance professor or a dance instructor at a higher ranked dance school :)

[@Iridium43]

In the Navy in 62 I got a USAFI 1 year college GED.

[@aroobakhan8633]

Glad I dropped my psychology degree before getting into more loans it’s useless if it’s only undergrad degree if your going for your PhD or becoming a psychologist it’s not useless I dropped because I wasn’t able to handle grad school work or PhD work if I can handle the work I would have became a psychologist to help those in need

[@Thank-u-so-much-for-everything]

now what or which field you are being studying .....?

[@TheSupaman98]

Lol, imagine doing a general studies major. You’re literally majoring in nothing.

[@davidanderson2519]

Honorable Mention ... Biblical Studies Degree. I spent two year pursuing this useless degree. Love reading the Bible and eventually saw in the fine print Thus saith the Lord "Thou shall not go in debt to get a Biblical studies degree."

[@Quibblet]

I would only obtain the cosmetology degree if it was two-years and if you were passionate about being a professional make-up artist, owning a salon/make-up business, or teaching the subject.

[@Spencer_Sp]

What’s the mid career pay on “smashing that like button studies”?

[@ShaneHummus]

6 digits 😁

[@coffeepandacat]

You can make a decent living in cosmetology nowadays especially if you go independent from a salon. People who go into hair, nails can make a comfortable living especially if they do all kinds of services like extensions, coloring/highlight services. There are also seperate certificates for things like nails, eyelash extensions but the cosmetology degree allows you to do be able to do all those things. A huge thing about these degrees/certificates is to make sure you are educated on health safety standards. You are still touching people's bodies and what not and possibly working with chemicals/tools. It also saves your ass from being sued by some defaming idiot. It may not directly serve society in the big picture but they are skills that are in demand and it does make people feel happy. It is good for people who are creative types to convert their artistic talents.

[@YellowLittleDucky]

Its true. Cosmetology studies are not bad at all. You can study make-up, nails electrolysis. Some only require 2 years. Real world applications include working as an indepdent artist, salon, wedding contracts, film sets and videos. Beauty industries are always profitting. Way better than puppetry and gender studies. Cosmetology also teaches you better understanding of the skin and safety standards. Very important fir prebenting fungal infectiom or damaging people's bodies or faces.

[@shubhamsaini9420]

Bro... a video on just Management degree's i.e MBA, MSC in management,MEM,MIM etc please ....!!!! Love your videos

[@ShaneHummus]

Have you seen my "Business Degree Tier List (Business Majors Ranked)" kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJm1iGhmms1knrM

[@nicolef4535]

If u like being around people and aren’t afraid of hard work. Consider becoming a nurse❤️. A lot of community colleges offer nursing programs!

[@joyleenstrozier4295]

Hi Shane, I like your content. I love watching your videos.

[@ShaneHummus]

Awesome, thank you!

[@naylimsanchez3864]

My college had a 2+2 pathway which is you major in general studies the first two years and transition to your intended major for the last two. If you're not a college student yet, please dont do this lmao. Don't enroll in school unless you know what you want for sure. I spent hella money on general studies and never even finished 'cause now turns out I wanna travel & get my private pilot license 💀. With all the money and time I spent on college, i could've been an airline pilot by now.

[@Samsons121]

I’ve seen a Master’s in Camp Administration, no kidding, of course now it’s defunct 😂

[@Lazymath007_]

What do they do there?

[@Samsons121]

Naughty Ninja They learn how to manage a summer camp for adolescents basically

[@ShaneHummus]

Fun fun fun! 😂

[@Samsons121]

Shane Hummus - The Success GPS lol 😝

[@turin_6952]

Nice video :) I’m starting college on the 5th of October.... can’t wait

[@ShaneHummus]

Good luck!!

[@ankitasharma1898]

Please make a video on international relations

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted Ankita

[@pascoett]

In Switzerland, Middleschool teaching always is raking in six figures. You’ll need a diploma for it and two or three bachelors in a number of fields. Also the burnout rate and number of teachers leaving is so high, You’ll get a job guarantee. The maximum is 150K at the highest state pay level, coming with eleven weeks of holiday.

[@anonymousa.5097]

I never even heard of any of those degrees, man people forgot that a piece of paper doesn't actually indicate how good you're at something. Btw I just found you're channel and I can't stop watching your videos!!!!!

[@ShaneHummus]

Exactly!

[@TCFan25]

The same goes for entry level job accredited courses as well - ie Certificate in Food Processing, Warehousing, Cleaning etc... all just cash cow milking.

[@WorldOfMozi]

I want to major in Breathing Science or Grass Studies. Actually I want to major in Puppetry Science from Berkeley.

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha I should probably make a video about made up degrees and let you guess which ones are not real

[@gustavoboscardin9351]

@@ShaneHummus degrees that sound fake but are real 🤔

[@Bozewani]

i did political science/human rights in undergrad got a masters degree in international human rights law work for hte International Criminal Court starting my own Ngo for human rights in Africa married a beautiful Malawian model I think I turned out just fine

[@Bozewani]

when i got a n an A on the Maputo Protocol i felt a huge sigh of relief at least I know how to defend my wife

[@Mariana-kk5xf]

The editing in this video is great😂😂

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks

[@Thank-u-so-much-for-everything]

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[@huh9672]

did i make a good decision by choosing computer science?

[@ShaneHummus]

Hell yeah!

[@CarlosRamirez-to9is]

More than 1 million Jobs avaible...hell yeah

[@huh9672]

@@CarlosRamirez-to9is 1 million jobs around the world? or you're just talking about the US

[@CarlosRamirez-to9is]

@@huh9672 i think that number is just for the us

[@infamouscrusader3363]

Boy you real pulled no punches with this one. Loving it.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching Isaac

[@Folklore11]

Economics major: BA or BS? Great video btw!

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned for that

[@kobimansaray]

BS is generally better preparation for post grad

[@ArtemisZeus1]

What about professional studies in information technology vs to interdisciplinary studies in psychology and criminal justice ?

[@RetroBasementGamingAnime]

I can't believe Columbia University has that degree.

[@ShaneHummus]

Right.. Scammy

[@tbrz35]

Hey when I played college football a lot of my teammates were recreation majors because it was the easiest major to keep them eligible. Outside of that it is completely worthless.

[@davidlakhter]

lol so far no dislikes at 289 likes! great video Shane :)

[@ShaneHummus]

yeah.. no one's triggered yet David haha

[@dennisCD93811]

🤣🤣🤣 9:03 I never thought an educational video would crack me up 💯🤣💯

[@akindantagonist8708]

Smashing smashing smashing.👍👍👍😂💕

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks thanks thanks 😁

[@therealariahb]

I went to cosmetology school and graduated a month before Covid … I low key wish I didn’t go … I just knew I would be a Instagram stylist and the money would come in but it’s very hard to keep people in your seat foreverreee and at 25 the field doesn’t provide enough benefits or job security … thinking of going back to college