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The top 10 worst college majors, that’s what this video is all about…
This is gonna make some people mad, but I have to make it.
There are some college degrees that aren’t worth it most of the time, there are some degrees that usually aren’t worth it, and there are some college majors that can be great depending on your situation.
Some of the worst bachelor's degrees will cause you to get deep in student loan debt without giving you much of an upside when it comes to how much you can earn with your salary. On this list, we will talk about some of these really bad majors that you should avoid at all costs except for very specific situations.
Enjoy :)
~Shane
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[@JV3Player]

Graphic design is another great area of interest for artists, could you compare and contrast the analytical and creative sides of digital marketing?

[@PeopleStream]

Are you getting paid to promote his class?

[@21mypals]

Surprised gender studies isn't in here

[@josuardgonzalesmedia]

They probably have tons of opportunity in public policy hahahhahahha

[@supernaturalsupremeslayer8152]

Sadly people with gender studies degree can become a public school teacher because you can become a teacher with any college degree now

[@GEMTelemaco]

Actually, gender studies is a decent prelaw undergrad because you can begin to develop a unique and strong perspective on how gender affects people and society and start specializing in certain types of law. The problem is that some students and teachers use gender studies as a platform to push agendas rather than honestly investigate gender.

[@MadChristoph]

@nonchalant fair enough

[@TheDel4873]

That’s the one I was waiting for

[@PeaceLoveDolls]

Many of the students I work with in performing arts want to start their own non profits so think about adding on business and entrepreneurship courses. Others decide to go into teaching but end up having to spend more money on alternative certification because they did not think about taking education classes while still in college. When you do pick your program, find out if the college helps you get internships and job placement afterwards. Make sure you are willing to move away from your hometown after graduation because many jobs will be in Dallas, Chicago, and Atlanta in addition to LA and NYC. Look at cruise ship performance employment, if you want to travel and see the world.

[@mgminthantaung1363]

Really miss these worst degree video ,bro. 😊 Even though you've got these, I would recommend to combine second useful degree or do useful post-graduate degree. Love it, bro ☺️👍

[@BrohemianLifestyle]

College does not necessarily have to be expensive, and some people choose art over money. Respect to them.

[@SergioMenaGTS]

Indeed but we have to take into account that Shane's vids are focused on the american college experience which often involves absurdly high tuition fees and predatory debt

[@aly2833]

@@SergioMenaGTS yep, its better for these kids to know what they’re getting into rather than having some poor kid put themselves into debt for a degree that wont allow them to get out of it

[@BrohemianLifestyle]

@@SergioMenaGTS For sure, I agree that predatory loaning is a problem for anyone going to school. However, I fundamentally disagree with Shane's idea that art, music, and film should not be taught at University because they are not as economically profitable as Business, Science, and Engineering. The arts need to be protected at a collegiate level imo.

[@ye-xf5mw]

That’s cool until many of those people learn what reality is after they expect to get a decent or higher salary job straight out of college or even afterwards for investing in a hobby

[@BrohemianLifestyle]

@@ye-xf5mw The definition of "art over money" is the acceptance of less money for the chance to practice art. Sure, some people get a film degree thinking that they are guaranteed to be the next Martin Scorsese or Quinten Tarantino, but these aren't the people I referenced.

[@lavanyashrivastava9260]

I decided to take opt business as a my major But after watching your videos and doing some research i opted for computer science and its one of the best decision i also enjoy studying CS Thank you soo much Your videos played a huge role ....

[@marksmith4892]

some people, even in STEM, hate CS and i can understand why because it is extremely tedious and unappreciated work. programming is in everything we use these days but people have no appreciation for it or what it took to be created. they only care that when they push a button on their electronic device that it works. this is why i discovered, on a personal level, that i do like programming but only if the program accomplishes something not pertaining to computers themselves. for example, if i create a SAS program to gather data and create a regression model that predicts the movement of a stock, then there is a sense of gratification in that it was used to do something in finance, and that in turn is motivating. this is why if i were in a profession such as Data Science, then i could stomach the programming portion but if i were for example a software engineer i'd go nuts spending hours and hours redesigning let's say the Windows operating system to stop it from crashing relentlessly. Omg that latter scenario would be a nightmare, but i used to know programmers in the early days of computers who would spend days writing programs just to move a stupid block around on the screen and they loved it, so it takes a certain type of hyper nerdy personality to be a pure programmer. everybody calls himself or herself a nerd these days but these folks were the true, original nerd, the ones with TP stuck to their shoe when they exited the bathroom, the ones who were so dorky they didn't even realize it. those are the creme de la creme in the computer world.

[@JV3Player]

College is supposed to be a return on investment, and these colleges make so much money off students who major in non-essential degrees, make sure your education is reliable and interesting. I've learned that the value of your education depends on the demand of the market. Fine arts and performing arts don't require an expensive education to verify your ability, it's better to utilize social media tools (Instagram)(Spotify) to express your content and build a portfolio, such as being a freelancing photographer. The entertainment industry will never disappear, you just have to find a plausible niche in the market for your artistic ability.

[@xdxuwu7756]

Me w 3 majors. 2 being Languages (Chinese and French) and then Computer Science for the safety blanket 💀💀

[@abbas6075]

is computer science really THAT good? i'm majoring in it.

[@konnerharris9821]

@@abbas6075 yes. you don’t need a degree to get a job, but one of the best degrees you can get in 2022.

[@edenhazard9860]

@@abbas6075 it's only good in the Usa

[@terrell-me4bw]

When you look up your major and this comes up

[@JagmasterGeneral12374]

If my major is not on the list I'm going to be mad

[@adyashasatapathy82]

What is your opinion on Biotechnology? Is Bachelor's enough or Master's required to get a job?

[@maciejnowakowski7087]

Biotechnology and computer science/engineering are one of the mest majors rn

[@KirkMillerShow]

What if you get full Pell grant funding and go to a cheap state school so college is almost free? Having everything within walking distance is really good for your quality of life

[@firebird6522]

A distant relative of mine just graduated from college. I did her graduation invitation photos. I asked her what was her major. She replied psychology. I shuddered, remembering this very video. Turns out she got a job with her degree a week later in the state Child Protective Services department. Naturally, I was quite surprised and happy. As a state agency, I bet it doesn't pay much, but at least she got a job that uses her degree, so it's a victory of sorts. I was afraid she'd end up at McDonald's and Starbucks. Phew!

[@mitulsingh473]

could you make a video on entrepreneurship the decisions you might have to make and how to overall run things

[@theatregirl7851]

i want to pursue music professionally but i don’t want to major in it so i’m majoring in marketing instead so i can learn about business and apply it to my music career while also being able to find a job! i’ll also be pursuing music heavily as an extracurricular

[@carlosanvito]

You left out Philosophy - the epitome of useless degrees. While you ponder that, consider when you last saw a job posting looking to hire a philosopher. QED.

[@cornondajakob]

Here I am getting a degree for flying airplanes

[@jaygarcia6388]

about the art entertainment singer etc degree. what he doesnt tell you is yeah u make 30k or 40k a year but you only worked for less than 100 days........

[@vlexical]

Gender studies should be one of the worst degrees in the list.

[@RyuhVAL]

Hey shane, or anyone else who might know, what is your opinion on biomedical sciences for pre-med? My end goal would be to become either a neurologist or a neurosurgeon. And if at anypoint during my bachelors, I realise that I want to do more research instead of treatment, is it a good bachelor to get into a neuroscience masters? I would be going to uOttawa which has an honours in biomed with a neuroscience research focus which I would intend to take.

[@mcraenkellefack9406]

Opinion on Physical therapy as a career?

[@emilioyared]

Wait did i hear Lebanon, I am looking to study abroad unfortunatly its very expensive in the us

[@baconmybae9096]

Can someone tell me what is a production management? Is it the same with project management. I read somewhere it has to do with concert/event management is it correct

[@neomatrix4412]

what about women studies ?

[@keithbowden3825]

Is this related to any job, having to do with making a movie?

[@red_monkey_butt]

Wow most of those are a joke

[@okaycuttt32]

You're very biased to science based degrees, have you noticed?

[@avatardan9317]

ehh not really, hes just spitting truth and facts. Numbers don't lie science degrees are definitely one of the best in general, in terms of majors and degrees.

[@stevenliang3213]

There’s no bias. There is a reason the phrase “starving artist” is a thing. STEM field make more money than non-stem majors

[@cheezyworm3915]

:D

[@freeproblemchild5357]

First

[@kushalsaha6299]

Nice

[@ranulf6541]

Blue shell.

[@ianfrazier5983]

I graduated with a Bachelors in History, yes it isn't the best choice but I only got out with 3k in student loan debt sue to the number of pell grants and scholarships I was able to achieve, So in theory I did ok and now I work as an exhibit curator and my starting salary is 52k a year for an entry level job.

[@MohamedAhmed-wl3tn]

I’m glad things are working out for you. I’m going into my second year of college and thinking of majoring in Poli Sci with a minor in Economics. I hope to work in a government office position while I put myself through grad school part time

[@manfredmann2766]

Hopefully you are not making that in NYC or Los Ángeles. On the other hand, if you are making that in an area where the cost of living is less, then that is great 👍 start.

[@TheDel4873]

52k a year sounds like a good starting salary. You could actually afford a townhouse not too far from where I live

[@marksmith4892]

History doesn't really take you anywhere if earning $ is your top priority but $3k in debt is nothing, you could have that paid off in a fortnight even with a modest salary so financially it didn't hurt you either. But I will say this: if you feel it in your bones that your future is to be a HISTORIAN and you roll out all the stops and you know the financial future you face (which is to say, a modest one, neither impoverished nor rich), then I say to you, full speed ahead. Become a historian. Be a researcher. The world needs those specialists and if you become the best at it then there will be employment for you even if you have to go to where it's at.

[@My_trashtalking_account]

I got a bachelor's in psychology. My job is referring psych majors to good counselors.

[@avatardan9317]

The whole list is basically art majors lol.

[@ShaneHummus]

Sad truth

[@dojax5422]

I have a bachelors of science in psychology with a minor in HR Management but I only got my degree for a career in Human Resources not to get into the psychology field. My degree has helped me tremendously in the HR field and I apply a lot of the stuff I learned in college to my job so if you are looking for a good career with a psychology degree, I would definitely recommend checking out HR. But remember in a lot of fields including HR that EXPERIENCE TRUMPS ALL, if you can work or get internships while in college, DO IT, I worked all 4 years of college, so that 4 years of experience+a college degree got me a high paying job straight out of college.

[@CJ-gf1zx]

I'd really love to know what kind of work and internships helped u land the job.

[@amadiohastruck4331]

Where did you work if I may ask?

[@popolynn2]

so your job is to be an annoying snitch... gotcha

[@papihuey]

may I ask did you work jobs that were related to your major when you were in college or just random part time jobs to make money?

[@jacobo6652]

wish me luck I am taking psychology as well for my college major

[@tristanlandahl9710]

A degree that has a higher unemployment rate than a high school dropout should be illegal as fraud. Feel bad for the people who got those degrees

[@ShaneHummus]

Agreed

[@victoriawalker9150]

@@ShaneHummus Hi. Shane can you discuss about getting the second bachelor degree for those who are thinking about doing it.

[@ShaneHummus]

@@victoriawalker9150 I don't recommend it for 99% of people. Just get one degree and make sure it helps you achieve your professional goals

[@victoriawalker9150]

@@ShaneHummus Ok. The reason I am asking is because I have a degree in communications and have nothing but under paying jobs. I would like to to do a healthcare professional but my degree is 13 years old . Any advice?

[@Laz3rCat95]

@@victoriawalker9150 You could go for an associates degree in healthcare, there are several that are quite good and I think Shane has done some videos discussing them before. That way you only have to go back to school for about 2 more years instead of 4 as you would with a bachelors.

[@dac8939]

Best degrees: medicine, dentistry, math, economics, computer science, petroleum engineering, chemical engineering, electrical engineering

[@schweinsteiger7722]

Mechanical engineering?

[@dac8939]

@@schweinsteiger7722 yep

[@Tururu134]

petro eng has very low acceptance rate, just get one of the engineerings with more flexibility

[@omegaslayer_gaming5668]

What is your take on accounting? Is that a top tier degree. Not like engineering or health high but up there.

[@akmil807]

Really you should have just mentioned engineering in general. All of them are good, you have to choose the one that fits you best.

[@JDMorris81]

So with the exception of psychology, basically everything art related.

[@pranavpillai7778]

We’ve all heard the talk of “useless” college majors. But fortunately there is a way to leverage a useless degree. Supplement technical,business, or professional minors, certifications, licenses, or graduate degrees. Even if your major is under basket towel weaving if you have a few IT, data analyst is, business, HR, or finance certifications or minors you can have a good back up career. Law school, MBA, MD are good choices too. Some professional graduate programs are saturated and you would have to look at the employment outcomes of the programs like law and business. Also, some government jobs exist where simply a BA is required. Networking is also key. No major is “useless” in that you can’t succeed with it. It’s just the level of risk you are willing to take. Also, some employers may ask why they should hire you over someone with a vocational degree. If they do tell them that your education has given you a superior foundation that others with highly technical degrees.

[@dutchmaster1999]

Exactly

[@pranavpillai7778]

@@dutchmaster1999 Thank you.

[@crunchycrispychip3266]

Basically any art major 💀

[@cyand]

Unfortunately limited perspective of what a career in arts and creative practice really looks like in the context of academia. Also important to realize that no major in being learned in a silo. Most students take classes between departments, outside their major, etc. (Especially arts majors, a necessary experience/skill in a more multidisciplinary world) I think it’d be cool to acknowledge how diverse what you can actually do with an arts degree beyond just being a practitioner or doing studio based work. There’s a huge research component (and beyond) that becomes opens up to you once you’ve gotten the degree mostly because these roles exist in the context of academia or collaborations with similar institutions

[@vixenvermis1329]

Could you compare computer science as a major and as a minor?

[@pranavpillai7778]

CS is a hard skill that's in demand.

[@marksmith4892]

The problem as I see it with these degrees is that they train people in something for which they must have an innate talent. If they have the innate talent, then the degree isn't worth the cost, and if they don't have the innate talent, then the degree is worthless. A person might not be particularly adept at being a plumber but if he can get through training then he can at least do a decent job of plumbing or else he would fail the training course, but with the arts, a person can get through the degree and be completely incompetent at his or her chosen art.

[@stevenliang3213]

The problem here is that these liberal art degrees is not something that’s so easily taught via formal education. Accounting is something that requires training and every person has to follow the same rules of US GAAP or IFRS. There is a right and wrong way of doing things But when it comes to painting or dancing, what is the “correct” way? It’s all subjective It makes me think if there is any use for formal education of the liberal arts. Sounds like a money scam

[@marksmith4892]

​@@stevenliang3213 well, after digging deeply enough, EVERYTHING is found to be subjective. I mean who established GAAP as the "correct" way? Even the "laws" of physics are ultimately just assumptions. They're based on empirical observation of course but those observations are being extrapolated into the future so a skeptic could challenge those underlying assumptions and delve into the philosophy of the unknown. I understand your point which is that, unlike the arts, STEM are based on axiomatic or fundamental assumptions such as 1+1=2 which have a long history of being reliable/never deceiving us, but for those with innate artistic talent, the tools and knowledge conveyed to the graduate *are* valuable. As I said previously, the degrees are too expensive but if only they were cheaper they would be worthwhile. For instance, suppose someone took up a musical instrument and created a song or two that was exceptionally good. Don't you think that such a person would benefit from a formal education?? Could such a person become self-taught? Perhaps, but that doesn't mean a formal education isn't a viable option.

[@Laz3rCat95]

There may be some inherent traits which can give you an advantage in arts, but they're still skills that you have to practice to obtain just like any other. I think the real issue with the arts degrees is that you don't necessarily need the degree to demonstrate you've gained the skills. If you just do enough self-guided practice outside of the school setting plus perhaps taking some online courses or consulting with artists outside of the school setting, that'll be enough to gain the skills. When people want to hire artists, they simply look for people who demonstrate the skills best, not necessarily who has a degree in it like in other fields.

[@a.b3203]

@@marksmith4892well a counter argument to that would be that if a person has this “innate talent” and produced two record-breaking songs , why would he need a 3+ year college degree to feed him information which was demonstrably unnecessary in his previous successes?

[@marksmith4892]

@@a.b3203 that's not a counter-argument; it's a corroborating argument, and why do you put innate talent in quotation marks?? the hypothetical example you cited perfectly illustrates what i'm talking about because either a person can sing or can't sing and no amount of vocal lessons is going to change that, but any music instructor will be happy to take money from any rando with a shitty singing voice and give him or her lessons, same as a college.

[@anonyme7079]

I think you "forgot" to mention gender studies..

[@HeavyMetal-jy4vj]

Honestly, AI is changing the game so fast, its mind boggling, I can't even see Art as a "safe space" or even Writing. Maybe you should do a Top 10 jobs that will be replaced by AI.

[@frog6054]

At this point everything is going to be replaced by AI lol

[@lv9265]

In 20 years none of us will have a job. Or at least most of us won't. Which scares me to death. Unfortunately, most people will latch onto the idea of trying to get by on their own when the reality is that we'll need to work collectively to establish a system we can all live normal lives in.

[@frog6054]

@@lv9265 By that point, the world should have a universal income right?...... R-right?

[@timurdobrianskyi179]

Ai will replace some creative jobs. Ai will replace like 30% jobs at most.

[@Gustavo-iz6uw]

@@frog6054 Wishful thinking

[@metaltriops5957]

Is Architecture degree good?

[@XxProBeastGamerxX]

The worst college major is Pharmacy.

[@jonathanrubinov1171]

Hey I know you made a video on whether an English degree is worth it or not. I just decided to pursue this degree but I am offered many internships by my college in publishing companies. So do you think I’ll be fine? I believe your perception of the degree was negative but my college is offering me opportunities.

[@pranavpillai7778]

There is a good chance it can work. One tip I give people with “useless” majors are to supplement minors or certifications in marketable areas. CS or accounting are good choices. Also, apply to the government and network like hell. Have about 2 years worth of work experience and be willing to relocate.

[@JV3Player]

Research into the opportunity, see if they're legitimate, because colleges will suck you into programs, you might want to minor in business/economics and you could land a writing position for company formatting.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hey Jonathan, I can't answer specific questions without knowing more about your situation and youtube comment system isn't good for this. I suggest going to either 1) My free discord: discord.gg/f4Ha6qF8tn (I'm here sometimes and community helps people a lot) or 2) My Patreon: www.patreon.com/ShaneHummus (I'm here a lot and frequently answer questions).

[@moumitareads3738]

I am graduating with bachelor's in literature and at this point I am pretty confused what should I do? I am thinking to get a masters in classical literature then go for PHD but again I don't think if it's a wise choice but yes I definitely like classical Era literature so. I kinf of see being professor as a possibility in future.Any suggestions guys?

[@giveitup0996]

go to latinoamerica to teach English, it pays well and you have a great quality of live

[@PeaceLoveDolls]

Colleges want people who can teach composition so make sure if you do want to teach at the college level to get 18 hours of composition courses in addition to your literature courses. The college accrediting agencies are looking at that and many colleges who want no findings will screen through your transcripts to see if you have at least 18 hours in the courses they want you to teach. Teaching overseas for experience will give you a chance to see the world while you consider what you want to do.

[@moumitareads3738]

@@PeaceLoveDolls thank you

[@rica1157]

what do you think about communications major in advertising and public relations?

[@courtneyravenelle741]

You should cover a video on psychology . Ways to get in the field and make money . Best route so to speak

[@isaiahdanz3308]

Im glad you put psychology on here, because it is a highly intellectual field that requires those who are deeply passionate about psychology, and are intelligent and self aware enough for it in regards to clinical psychology. I plan to be a therapist/psychologist, and a psychologist professor at a university. So yes! This field is not for those who want to just earn a lot of money fast, or a quick and easy field to graduate with. If you aren't passionate about understanding yourself and others, then leave psychology alone! -if your interest is the knowledge of psychology only, it's best to read and listen about depth psychology at your own time! Psychology is not a major to take if you aren't passionate; about helping others and yourself on a archeological/adventurous way. For the mind, heart and body are only for those who are sure they want to be psychologists! I am sure that I want to be a psychologist, and I'll make sure to be the elite kind of psychologist! So that only a few are chosen for this career, for only a few elite level psychologists would help a many generations-much more than a beginner level psychologist who doesn't take full interest in selfishly helping others, whilst learning about themselves through the victories of successful therapy. Do not take psychology if you don't deeply want to help others and learn about yourself in exploratory ways with helping others! Glad you showed that psychology is not a casual field.. It frustrates me to see people use pop psychology, theory systems and cliches, and dare to call themselves “psychologists”. I mean only pro-psychologists use these psychological system theories for secondary purposes in therapy. So yes! Psychology is not for casuals or those who stupify the field. It will only be a major that'll earn you 6 figures only of you have planned out the areas you want to build your career opon! For me it's to be a psychologist, but also become a professor, author of psychology-plus, I plan to get into law and the policies of education via the philosophy major, and finally be a researcher of neuroscience. This is my solid plan. So unless you don't have a solid plan, don't enter psychology! It'll be a waste of time if you don't know what you are doing or aiming at and if you simply aren't passionate for it deeply. Unlike many of these majors, psychology can be the best major of all! Because understanding existence, relations; of others and oneself, of development and personality- are what has brought us the modern era. If psychology didn't exist (thankfully it does thanks to courageous individuals), our societies would have died before the peek of the industrial revolution.

[@okokbyebye273]

hey i have a quite similar plan. i have been fascinated about philosophy, psychology and neuroscience for a good while now. i am gonna be a senior in highschool this year. tho i love those subjects, i have to set those aside since my ultimate goal at the moment is to be financially stable and independent as fast as possible. i chose to study business analytics/administration + HR/marketing. basically double majors with one in business. i dont plan to be the top tier businesswoman tho, i just want to have a stable job with a decent income to put into my savings, buy my own house and be under $0 debt. and then im gonna go study the subjects that im passionate about in universities! haha. i LOVE research, i LOVE in depth and logical explanations of those subjects. however when it comes to money and career i have to be realistic. i need money to sustain my interests and to live comfortably with all the money ready when i have children or in any emergency cases. i highly agree with everything you said about psychology. i was kinda depressed and insanely anxious and i was having hour long panic attacks daily during the covid lockdown. basically it is a long story but after going down so many rabbit holes, internet traps, death ideology analysis and disconnection with my own well-being, i realized that i need to put my own health at the top of my priority. simply, because i am an emotional human being, existing in this body and this mind. i cannot deny my biology and psychology. i cannot deny the society that i am living in as i cannot deny my roots. so, to save myself, i need to understand what tf is happening in MY own world. thats how it happens, lol. i plan to work + study my butt of in the business/HR field to gain at least 2 years of working experiences after 4 years in college. hopefully after 10 years, if my career is stable and i have a decent financial status i can spare more time studying in university again!!!!

[@Laz3rCat95]

Gotta deter your competition, right? ;)

[@laibajavaid3438]

I LOVE IT. I'm majoring in psychology .as everybody says that psychology is not a future reliable major etc Sometimes these things make me discourage but idc, I just have that gut feeling that I'm gonna make it worthyI don't know how I will. I'm from Pakistan and psychology's scope is not on that level where it should be so i hope that everything goes well .

[@aliyarodriguez9041]

I graduated 5 years ago with a bachelors in piano performance!! Definitely not the wisest choice, but I only came out of school with $8k in debt, which is almost paid off. (State school/lived with parents) Definitely don't do music unless you are ok with working in education! Because there are jobs, but they're all in music education. I work with a lot of music directors who love what they do and have a good life. But I also work with music directors who only pursued music because they liked performing, but hate teaching, so now they're miserable and bitter.

[@bearinthehouse7525]

I feel you Aliya, I am in my senior year of music performance(violin). One thing that I realized is that I wouldn’t like to go into education. I do love playing but am realizing that it wouldn’t be the best as a living. I might have to change my direction for grad school.

[@Laz3rCat95]

Yeah music education seems to be the most viable path for jobs after college if you're pursuing a music degree since you can then work at any school as a music teacher. I guess composition can be a viable degree too, after all companies do still want composers from film scores, game scores, etc. If your goal is to be a performer you're better off majoring in marketing than music imo. The marketing skills will prove valuable to promoting yourself and you can gain performance skills through mainly self-guided practice or make music a minor if you feel it's necessary.

[@theatregirl7851]

@@Laz3rCat95this is exactly what i’m doing! i want to go into music professionally but i’m majoring in marketing so 1) i can learn how to market myself & my work 2) i can learn about business and apply it to the music industry and 3) i can get a more conventional marketing job after college if music doesn’t work out. i’ll be making music & performing throughout college because i’m not really into a traditional music degree anyway

[@originaljess]

What majors are best for law & also good options to lean back on if you end up not doing law?

[@pranavpillai7778]

No specific major is particularly good for law. Just get good grades and do well on the LSAT. Also, analyze employment outcomes and your academic ability before you go to law school.

[@Bozewani]

I did my bachelors in political science learned the six un languages Arabic Chinese English French Russian and Spanish did my masters In International human rights law in Queens Univeristy belfast worked for the International Criminal Court started my own human rights NGo in South africa moved there and married a beautiful Malawian model

[@Bozewani]

also whern I got a n A on theMaputo protocol I felt a huge sigh of relief I know how to defend my African wife

[@gooddeedsleadto7499]

U make more money working for gas stations, hardware stores, fast food restaurants, grocery stores, warehouses, with just high school education.

[@konnerharris9821]

Do you have any videos going over a bachelors in science in business analytics??? I haven’t found any but i wasn’t sure, and if not, could you make one in the future ?? Thanks !

[@E-yes]

Check his video on Management Information Systems.

[@haidenhogg9327]

I have an odd request. Would it be possible for you to do a video on a Welsh degree? It's quite popular here in Wales, but if it's out of your reach Don't worry!

[@Grace-du3lv]

Fashion design good?

[@ShaneHummus]

Talked about it here Art Degree Tier List (Art Majors RANKED!) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZXHfnp6hbqopKc

[@DarkLink606]

Thank you for being merciful with philosophy.

[@saarthshah]

No gender studies?

[@MDobri-sy1ce]

I am surprised Gender Studies degree is not number 1.

[@a.shaker]

Where is Anthropology? 🤣

[@avatardan9317]

study on humans and their cultures.

[@a.shaker]

@@avatardan9317 I mean in that list 🤣

[@ShaneHummus]

You might want to see this too Is an Anthropology Degree Worth It? kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4HHfmSJZpKYla8

[@ma-tanica]

You can learn programming by yourself too actually

[@avatardan9317]

It is kinda hard tho...

[@tristanlandahl9710]

What’s your opinion on Technical communication degree?

[@ShaneHummus]

Not a huge fan.

[@roman2soiko2]

I did a double major in political sciecne and human rights then i did my master sin international human rights law in Queens University Belfast i work fo rhte International Criminal Court they pay me 55,000 euros tax free i taught myself arabic chinese english french russian spanish portuguese afrikaans xhosa zulu

[@prschuster]

Don't major in anything that has the word "Arts" in it.

[@manfredmann2766]

A bachelor’s degree in psychology should easily get you one of those 15 dollar an hour jobs, then again, why would one waste 4 years, go into debt, or both.

[@staringcorgi6475]

Any thing in art and music won’t pay well unless in education which is a mixed bag

[@derrickcunliffe7475]

I did a PHD in robbing banks and how to talk down to people

[@zepolgg]

what about dietetics or nutrition? im thinking about going to major in this but i don’t know if it’s worth it. i would need a masters degree to be a certified dietician as well..

[@meaghanfay7902]

I’m going for nutrition and food sciences so I’m right there with you

[@manfredmann2766]

The increasing obesity rate can either be a boon or a bane for that type of degree.

[@alexgomez6723]

Film certification, biggest mistake of my life.

[@emilioyared]

The sales can rise, doesnt mean much though, when your health declines.

[@versaceslug1136]

So all the cool degrees and interesting studies are the worst majors…. Sick

[@alexgomez6723]

Pretty much yeah, academia isn’t the place for entertainment, at least it shouldn’t be.

[@erinbryce4561]

Awesome my Communications degree is safe

[@ohozo7292]

Pursue aviation. A dream that pays better than any of these stupid degrees.

[@vietnamesepronounce8154]

“What is an alternative for an internship?” Video….

[@antoniowardjr1051]

Can you talk about careers with a MPH or public health in general

[@BlessingsfromBridget]

Have you ever mentioned linguistics in a video?

[@allshamnocow]

What’s your opinion on a baas degree

[@glitchedsound206]

Could you do construction management Shane. Thanks

[@jamalmohammed17]

Shane please do dental therapy

[@laugh4ever21]

What is your opinion about sociology? I honestly thought it would make this list because people would relate it to psychology!

[@JagmasterGeneral12374]

I also don't think money should be the only value for college I'm doing my degree based on passion with the intent to leave the country to earn enough money to fund my nomadic lifestyle

[@amirhosseinhosseinzadeh7627]

It shouldn't but Shane only talks about financial side.

[@JagmasterGeneral12374]

@@amirhosseinhosseinzadeh7627 I know I watch his videos quite frequently I'm just letting others know balance passion with money

[@namelastnamefirst4520]

Over half of this list is art. Feels bad man.

[@warmike]

Are the median salaries for psychologists for all of them, or only for those who stop at bachelor's?

[@cthulhucult3230]

I think it’s just people with a bachelors degree. My mom is a clinical psychologist and has a PsyD. She makes like $60,000 a year at the VA. From what she’s told me, the VA has really understaffed mental health departments.

[@hongjooryoo6862]

The videos would be more convenient if the list was in the description