Top 10 Most Meaningful College Degrees (And How Much They Pay)

[@ShaneHummus]

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Sometimes I wonder if the haters are just trolling or just stupid, Anyway keep the videos Rolling!

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You can divide the video into parts now it would really benefit your format of videos.

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[@niharikagupta3370]

Will definitely subscribe once you post the humanities tier list

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks guys 😁

[@traviswilson36]

Hey man, don’t let the negative comments get to you. You’re helping a lot of kids and adults looking to go back to school get a sense of direction. I was lucky enough to go to universities with great academic advisors but for those that don’t, a channel like this is extremely valuable

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks Travis.. That means a lot. Good luck

[@Butter-Milk]

Yeah.

[@marynguyen8559]

Yess!!

[@slivka_1]

10. American sign language interpreting/translator 9. Nursing 8. Physician assistant 7. Medicine 6. Occupational therapy 5. Physical therapy 4. Radiation therapist 3. Music therapy / recreational therapist 2. Early childhood education 1. Cytotechnology

[@iceeeyy3557]

Thanks

[@tomtaggart3788]

Sounds terrible

[@nathan_408]

ignorance can really make you happy

[@sahirkhan6672]

America really needs to pay their teacher's better. It's such an important job and teacher's should not be having to work multiple jobs to make their ends meet like they do in many states.

[@ShaneHummus]

Agreed.. One of the most important jobs. Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@Brian-dq2jc]

Californias teachers are some of the highest paid in the nation and were 48th in education...

[@sahirkhan6672]

@@Brian-dq2jc I think the problems with California education are deeper than just teacher pay. However a lot of states are paying teachers an average of around just $40,000 which is just unacceptable.

[@JingoCrochet]

I agree, I'm actually in my second year of my early childhood education degree in canada and I'm fortunate to be in one of the provinces that pays their teachers the most (alberta), starting salary for a teacher with 4 years of education is $59,054 cad and this goes up each year for 10 years and the end salary is $93,912 cad, however if i decide to do an after degree that is 1-2 years my salary would go up to $62,514 at the start and reach $97,372 for 5 years of education and then for 6 years it would start at $66,475 and reach $101,331

[@wrednax8594]

"Those who can't do, teach"

[@natep6729]

I recommend your channel to my sister who just finished high school and has no idea what to do next. She's getting a better picture now. Thank you.

[@ShaneHummus]

I appreciate that Nate

[@paulomolina4723]

Salute to our comrades in these fields.. And a big kudos to the man who gave them acknowledgement.. I always finish your ads. Thanks Shane!

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks Paulo

[@debbiebrown4420]

Healthcare is evidently a very fulfilling and rewarding occupational field for anybody who has the right talents for any of the jobs in that area.

[@ShaneHummus]

I agree Debbie

[@christinahammond9146]

I went for medical billing and coding and found no meaning in it

[@debbiebrown4420]

@@christinahammond9146 I'm sorry.

[@ladyakari2442]

It’s a shame that teachers aren’t paid well... I’ve always wanted to be one, but I keep second guessing it considering the pay isn’t that good...

[@ShaneHummus]

Couldn't agree more

[@thjolemsodopplbbcch]

Some teachers are paid pretty well, for example New York State teachers can be paid pretty decently with good pension and health benefits

[@vedangprajapati9542]

Lol it’s funny because some teachers at my school in Nj make over 100k

[@RMatt2016]

If your planning to become a highschool/middle school teacher there is still some hope! Some US States pay a considerable amount with every year you gain experience and if you get a Master's at some later point (in the subject your teaching) it's even better. Another option is international teaching which also pays quite well considering often your housing is handled by your employer. However, if you work aboard for an extended period of time, your teaching experience won't be considered back at home when you return unless you work at an international (IB/IGCSE) private school (which is also a viable option depending on which country).

[@lebra83]

@@thjolemsodopplbbcch Yes, in some states teachers are paid well, but this is because of the high cost of living. For example, in NYC rent could be upwards of 1.5k a month.

[@ZachSchieffer]

The older I get the more I realize money isn't everything (past a certain point! )

[@ShaneHummus]

True!

[@gamingduck6043]

Thats right. I just want enough money to live comfortably.

[@daram.9565]

FUN-TIME personally it’s not but outwardly it does

[@bryanfeliciano4102]

It can buy you financial independence so yeah....you can be whatever you want afterwards

[@TaraHower]

I just want to live in a small house with a few acres free to build what I want

[@tramnguyen0000]

You're SUPER productive these days Shane. I enjoy your videos sooo soo much. You're literally my online career advisor haha

[@ShaneHummus]

That means a lot. Thanks.. Good luck in your career 😊

[@abdalla5078]

I gently touched the like button

[@ShaneHummus]

And the subscribe? 😁

[@shenellesterling705]

@@ShaneHummus I thought you said nothing with studies. So what are the exceptions

[@michaelellis4292]

"No one grows up wanting to be a garbage man" Bursts out crying cause I really wanted to be a garbage man

[@alltheworldsastage4785]

🤣

[@brecaldwell2993]

It’s garbage “can” not cannot”

[@incognito_lito]

My uncle wanted to become a garbage man, and he did 😂

[@jamesquinn8249]

I think that the Teachers used to use that as a threat when we were on school. "If you don't study, you'll wind up as a garbage man!" I think a lot of the kids thought they would become rock stars, or movie stars, or professional athletes. Not many kids thought they would become accountants, or corporate lawyers or something. In reality, it seems like being a sanitation worker is a great job! It usually pays around $50,000 a year, it's meaningful, and there is low/ no stress. You clock in and clock out. You aren't bringing your work home with you, as a Doctor or Lawyer might.

[@pyxn420]

Hanging outside the garbage truck while someone else drives it on the streets does seem fun!

[@willsong1317]

Big respect! you post videos everyday without sacrificing video quality and content. Officially my fave channel ❤

[@ShaneHummus]

Wow, thank you!

[@ShawolB2uty21]

I was feeling so so demoralized today and suddenly you posted! And I was happy to see my field as part of the ones listed!! It really made my day 😊

[@ShaneHummus]

Wonderful! You guys are awesome

[@woahitscatt]

Please go in depth with a psychology degree & mental health fields. Like with psychology vs psychiatry (meaning, outlook, benefits, job satisfaction, etc)

[@ShaneHummus]

I might do so in the future Catherine. Stay tuned

[@royharper2003]

@CCatehrine you need to get a PHD.

[@isaacborunda2465]

Useless you’re one of the top best at it. Doesn’t help in finding other jobs. My sister and her friends paid the price

[@royharper2003]

@@isaacborunda2465 maybe you're sister and her friends do not interview well or didn't have good connections. There are many other reasons besides the degree that they weren't successful with it.

[@swampy2008]

just what i wanted to see. hope you enjoy making these as much as we enjoy watching them. thanks very much for the vids.

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad you like them! More to come

[@chazlyle41]

Hey, man! A video topic that may interest you is the investment to payoff (financial and happiness) of comparing Physical Therapy / Occupational Therapy with their Assistants (PTA/OTA)! Two years of school instead of getting a masters or doctorate, about 2/3 the pay with little to no school debt, and in the field itself you spend more time with the patient than the PT/OT as they do all of the paperwork and assessments and you do treatment. They’re the best jobs in the medical field for those who want to dip their toes and not have to get a doctorate to see if medical field work is for them. PT(A) is more motion oriented, stretching, exercises, range of motion, etc. OT(A) is more daily task oriented, teaching someone to use a spoon again or walk or get out of their chair, shower, drive, etc. Very similar and yet vastly diverse. OTAs have a little more leeway than PTAs but there are more PTA jobs out there. Pay is great for both for a 2 year degree and job growth is 35% or something if I remember correctly. Worthy topic perhaps! They’re some of the best jobs out there in my humble opinion!

[@ericmckevitt8308]

I’ve only been watching your videos for about a week now but I just now realized you don’t have millions of subscribers. I completely just assumed by the quality of your videos and the knowledge and insight in each that you had a huge following. This guy deserves to have millions of subscribers for sure. Keep it up.

[@ShaneHummus]

Wow, thank you Eric!

[@samanthalouisecastro4650]

I can feel this channel blowing up real soon. Great video! Keep it up Shane

[@ShaneHummus]

I hope so too

[@josuemcalderon5020]

First time I see somebody addressing the meaning subject this way. Excellent job man. Appreciate the time and effort in your videos!

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for leaving a nice comment

[@chivo1251]

Top 10 Most Meaningful STEM Degrees, just giving ideas 😅

[@ShaneHummus]

That's a good one. I might make that in the future. Stay tuned

[@allynbarragan6071]

Is a pharmacist degree worth it? (Just another idea)

[@BiscuitZombies]

I second this

[@zuchotheghost]

@ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bosco7799]

@ lmfao what's your source

[@proasf9497]

Man!!! your intros are killing it. Keep doing intros like this

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted.. More videos to come

[@ellieramos]

WOW! I saw my college major Physical Therapy! I feel so proud! 😊

[@ShaneHummus]

Great Ellie!

[@gambit3950]

Just wanted to put there in here. My father pushed me into pre-med. Asian immigrant parents, he was a doctor back in his own country. Was very strict on which universities I could apply to and which classes I could take. I did not do too well in my pre-med classes (chemistry, biology, physics). I did much better in social science classes (international relations, political science, ect). That being said, I had a horrible undergrad GPA, I would take social science classes to help my GPA and finished with a political science degree, bachelor of arts, not because I wanted to but because I was in my 5th year and had to graduate with something, never ended up really "using" the degree. I say all that because if you want to go into healthcare or medicine just for the money, it might not be the best ideal. This list has great careers in healthcare and there's many others that can pay you very well after you finish all of your education, but please don't do it just for the money, especially for the ones that require grad school, it's a lot of schooling and time and studying. So I hope you have some sort of passion or interest in healthcare and not just looking at a paycheck. I found my passion in tech consulting. Had to teach myself to code and all that and became a project manager at Microsoft after working at a few tech startups following graduation, I now work for pricewaterhousecoopers (pwc) as a technology consultant and really love it!

[@ShaneHummus]

Wow, thanks for sharing that Gambit. Cheers!

[@gambit3950]

@@ShaneHummus I'm new to your channel and absolutely love it. I have been thinking of getting an MBA or other masters degrees and really love your videos. It's a great resource for young students and experienced professionals as well! A lot of people don't want to hear what you have to say about education and degrees because it makes them uncomfortable, but I love your videos!

[@Jamie-cv4bn]

I’m going to school for radiation therapy, it’s great to see it in this video! I haven’t been able to find very much on KZbin about the major/field. Awesome video, thank you! 😊

[@ShaneHummus]

Welcome Jamie

[@sallysampson1327]

Funny enough when I was about 4 years all i wanted to do was be a garbage woman. I just found it cool how they could just hang on the back of the truck Fast forward a year later all I wanted was to be a princess

[@ShaneHummus]

that's so cute 😂

[@butterbeer4582]

ME TOO! I asked my mum which university was needed to be a garbage collector XD I also really wanted to hang on the back of the van… But they dont do that anymore 😭😭

[@marisa768]

I'm almost finished nursing school (undergrad) now, and I am so happy this made the list. Not only can you be a "regular" RN, but you can eventually be a nurse manager, nurse practitioner, or even an educator at a nursing college. There's a ton of different specialties you can work in, as well, so getting that baseline BSN and getting RN experience can open so many doors to those other career paths in the profession, because you aren't stuck doing one type of work forever; there's a lot of freedom with career choice as a nurse.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching Marisa! Best of luck

[@coffeebreak247]

Travel nurses makes good pay plus it pays your travel expenses to try out new cities and states!

[@camilleandreatesoro3866]

Being a PT is fulfilling and whether you choose to teach or be a clinician you'll be able to help a lot of patients and PT students alike.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your input Camille

[@devladjackson116]

I wish you were around when I was in high school. I'm 36 now, my degrees don't make me happy, pay is medium. I may not completely agree with everything you say, but the most part is good info. Keep up the good work.

[@roseanne2543]

Wat degree did u take?

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for a quick feedback! Cheers!

[@devladjackson116]

@@roseanne2543 criminal justice and public administration. I wish I got into the medical side and did radiation tech or respiratory therapy. Some of my friends only have an associate's and make 3x more than me. I'm like wtf? Haha

[@roseanne2543]

@@devladjackson116 damnn bro... I hope everything works out for you! Have a great day😁

[@claudiadacapo]

Starts at 3:08

[@kayleebowman608]

Please go ahead with the idea for the Physicians Assistant video you mentioned making!! Would love to watch it.

[@ShaneHummus]

Stay tuned 😊

[@debbiebrown4420]

I know by past experience how rough it is to end up in a job in which you both dread the work, feel that it's a waste of your potential and feel like you're not even good at the job. Being in the wrong job is a terrible feeling.

[@ShaneHummus]

True Debbie.. You will feel empty

[@ispywithmyboomereye238]

I was a physical therapist for 20 years and it was so boring. Every day is just the same. And now the profession is extremely over educated. It’s really about just mobilizing people and getting them up and around. I changed careers and now I am a full-time high school music teacher which is much more satisfying.

[@High_Rate136]

So basically get a degree that provides a lot of money, build your wealth in your 20’s to mid 30’s, and then go get your happy degree and not worry about money.

[@juliaz9843]

So you want to go back to school after 30?

[@kylemander9522]

@@juliaz9843 ye

[@AppleXTaku]

“Money can’t be happiers, it can buy pleasure”- Dan Bilzerian

[@ShaneHummus]

And lots of guns 😂

[@christopherjohnson2234]

Fun fact: one of my friends who graduated high school recently said he wanted to be a garbage man for a career until he was a teenager

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing.. how is he doing now?

[@mergerogue4291]

Did he become one ? And just out of curiosity what intrigued him to want to ?

[@juliaclaire42]

Let me add another funfact: in Germany a garbage man get a better payment than a physiotherapist (3500€ vs 2400€ per month)... Don't ask me why.

[@rachell5320]

Teachers should get more pay! I believe it will make them happier with their job and more motivated to actually teach and not just sit there handing out worksheets and expecting us to figure things out ourselves...

[@ShaneHummus]

Agreed!

[@maximussaktish]

@@MarkKim-jk5cg teacher cant be dropped on Hiroshima and nagasaki

[@gracewu859]

how can I skip any ad on such a quality youtuber? love your content

[@ShaneHummus]

Wow, thank you!

[@alleanamarie]

Yes! Please do a video dedicated to the PA field, I would love to know more!

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted!

[@redsol3629]

Funny considering the Japanese are literally dying of overwork. Passion and meaning are interwoven and finding that passion is important when things get hard.

[@michaeljamesofficial]

Can you please do a video for us who are a little older and looking to change careers. What are some top paying careers/degrees that you can get while having a full time job because we can't afford quit our job with families.

[@ShaneHummus]

I might make one in the future. Cheers!

[@coffeebreak247]

Yes, I’m in the same boat. Thank you

[@Laz3rCat95]

Great list, yeah I'd say generally speaking teaching and healthcare are probably the most meaningful jobs out there.

[@ShaneHummus]

Agree!

[@alexisyuren5606]

Thanks for making this video Shane. You gave them morale. Good job! You definitely deserve more subs!

[@ShaneHummus]

I appreciate that!

[@biggertallerstronger7961]

I am loving this Shane! This has to be one of my favorite KZbin channels. You give clear and understanding facts. 👍

[@ShaneHummus]

I appreciate that

[@Monscuro]

Happy and a college degree in the same sentence? I never knew I would see this...

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching

[@Monscuro]

Shane Hummus - The Success GPS Np, your knowledge is very useful

[@Lana-nn5fr]

I'd be glad to see a video about International Relations and career paths with the mentioned degree.

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted Lana

[@Kankanadaimari]

Just a suggestion since aviation has been majorly affected, can you please make a video for flight attendants who wants to change their careers. I appreciate your efforts and hardwork behind all your videos and I watch your videos without a fail. Please keep doing what you are doing it helps people like me to have a wider perspective. 🌸

[@stealthswim223]

As a critical care nurse for 6 years, it’s a miserable degree. You get shit on by everyone every day. Unbearable work load and unbelievable expectations. If you ask any nurse, 9/10 will say they want to leave nursing or want to get away from bedside. I regret being a nurse

[@Strandgat1]

Thank you for great content, and well done! This video is a great example of what it looks like when someone listens to the audience and consequently implements a requested change without losing track of their main goal. May this video give you the balance which some of the audience requested and a wider audience

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sxlkxy5382]

My opinion of the top 10 best jobs in America: 1. Software Engineer 2. Doctor 3. Engineer 4. Military 5. Lawyer 6. Financial Manager 7. Data Scientist 8. Business (a manager/ceo position) 9. Dentist 10. Air Traffic Controller

[@brittanysapology9528]

So glad nursing is on the list!!! I can't wait to start school in the fall

[@ogunleyeayomikun6514]

Good luck!!

[@brittanysapology9528]

@@ogunleyeayomikun6514 thankyou so much

[@ShaneHummus]

Good luck!!

[@brittanysapology9528]

@C S lol I hope I don't fail

[@blackberryjammy]

Love your videos. You’re so right and informed too. It’s hard to hear sometimes but you’re just being realistic, not trying to be rude .

[@sbrant70]

No shade but nurses do not do all the work in hospitals. And there is a high burnout rate. I’ve been in healthcare for 30 years.

[@June-yv1pg]

Thank you so much for this video, it's super helpful!!!

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dontbescared4789]

Love your intros!

[@ShaneHummus]

😁😁😁

[@Laliesposito578]

I wished I could found this channel earlier. I chose digital animation and I switched to computer science.

[@karleepritchard926]

So happy you mentioned OT! I am trying to get into OT school now :)

[@ShaneHummus]

Good luck!! I might make a video about that in the future

[@karleepritchard926]

@@ShaneHummus oooo please do :)

[@Sun_and_Sea_]

The market is saturated with NP’s & PA’s. I watched a PA grad from DUKE still not get a job a year after graduating & her loans were astronomical. It *was* a good option, before everyone and their mother went to school for it.

[@alana9478]

It is still good, just depends where you are located.

[@JenniferRokks]

An idea: A video on trade school and certificates

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted Jennifer

[@Alan-oj3ps]

I have a business degree. No wonder I'm so miserable.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching

[@Christina-212]

Oh no! I’m thinking about a degree in Business Management 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Alan-oj3ps]

@@Christina-212 lmbao. That was my exact major. Management. Well if you venture into it the further you go into the major the classes get really easy. Good luck with whatever you do.

[@fahmidameow8529]

@@Alan-oj3ps are you satisfied? And how long did it took to find a good job?

[@Alan-oj3ps]

@@fahmidameow8529 I have been employed since I left high school. Retail. I worked on the weekend while in college. After graduation I turned it into a full time gig.

[@jessicatsao92]

Don't pay attention to the negativity, haters will be haters and some people just want to be negative to be ironic or to destroy something good. There are people out there who actually, believe it or not, make negative comments just so they can bring you down so much that you stop posting. Anyways, another nice video from you here that I need to keep around so I could have advice to help myself with career decisions. For every single negative person commenting on your videos, there are at least hundreds if not thousands of people who are so glad that you posted your videos, and it is apparent why in this video as well.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a lot Jessica.. I appreciate that

[@666yaoz]

Wow, one video/day. Keep up the good work.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks

[@theLifeofTahir]

Can you do a video on which careers offer the best flexibility and opportunities to design your life around? For example if I want to get 1-2 months off a year to travel, what careers would best help allow that to happen? Unless you’ve already made one haha Thank you! And love your channel! I binge watch yours videos!

[@surajvarne3992]

I Shane IK there is a v low rate of you doing this as I've requested this a lot of times. Could you PLEASE PLEASE make a video on astrophysics / astronomy

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted your request. Stay tuned

[@KS-bo6tq]

This is great, one thing I think a lot of people don’t realize is that the balance looks different for everyone - some people would rather do what they love even if the pay is shit, and some people would rather be wealthy, neither is better than the other as long as you’re happy

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@kaminibegum2858]

Hey, I think so you should make one video on your intro about your job, it's benefits, etc..

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted

[@avsararas]

One could understand the failure of our economy just by looking at how many well-paying health-exploit-based occupations out there dominantly. This might look nice for those who pursue those careers but the scene is not so nice for the nation's overall job market. Something is surely not right unless you are a hospital, doctor/nurse or an insurance company.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your input

[@arricherie]

they’re all involved in the medical field , i don’t want to work in the medical career. :(

[@ShaneHummus]

Why not?

[@farihaahmed942]

@@ShaneHummus Maybe he's just not interested

[@digitalmaijiin6236]

@@farihaahmed942 😂😂

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

To those that want to become teachers let me tell you that if you stick with it you will be paid well in the future. I knew teachers that after 10+ years they made $50k and others that after 20+years they made $50k-$70k, the oldest ones in my school 30+ even made close to $80k. So if teaching is your passion do not listen to anybody, if you are persistent and are good at it or are teaching a very important subject you can make a really good living from it. Consider other factors like grade level and cost of living in your state. That information comes from teachers in the State of New Mexico.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing that Itzel

[@cathytagod7791]

U helped me so much Shane! You deserve a lot of viewers!! :) i will give this video a biiiiiggg thumbs up haha! 👍 May Godbless u Shane!

[@ShaneHummus]

Thank you Cathy!

[@jennyokerman8444]

You should definitely make that video on physician's assistant! I'd be very interested to know more. Thanks!

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted!

[@kirrasebastian7419]

I'm surprised speech therapy isn't on this list, but great video! Thank you for these.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching Kirra

[@lesnydaby2103]

This is so helpful ✌

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad you think so!

[@kevinnguyen3370]

Make a video of the most strangest college majors and their salaries

[@ShaneHummus]

Any specific major you want me to cover?

[@thecypresslegends5423]

Very convincing argument to hit the like button, so I did.

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad we were able to do business together

[@paradoxelle481]

For future reference if you talk about ikigai again, it should be said ee-kee-gah-ee or ee-kee- guy, you got about 1/2 way there. Nice to see a different approach but I find your channel very helpful and wish it was around when I was told I need to go to college years ago!

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for the tip!

[@madebydade305ify]

OT and PT is a 4-6 year degree. OTA or PTA would be 2 years. Great content though.

[@ogunleyeayomikun6514]

I was pretty confused about PT. Now I know there's PT which is about 6 years and there is PTA which is about 4 years

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching Yves

[@yogaflirt7]

I broke my wrist and see OTs. They don't always see you all the way through as care is rationed. I'm only allowed 60 visits max. You have to get other treatments like massage therapy & accupuncture to make a complete recovery. I really enjoy your videos, you're a smart guy, keep up the great work!

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks Robin

[@zylemacruz8400]

I’m glad you put music therapy there! People need to know this exists! Lol

[@ogunleyeayomikun6514]

This is the first time I'm hearing about this

[@zylemacruz8400]

Ogunleye Ayomikun really? It’s pretty cool just knowing about it. There is a hospital in New York that treats patients using music therapy techniques.

[@ShaneHummus]

Right Zylema

[@Erikabol]

Surprisingly my nephew grew up wanting to be a garbage man lol he doesn't want to be a garbage man anymore, but he was obsessed as a kid!

[@sarahhhh._.]

what about nutritionists and dietitians? i think it's a good major where a person can help people lose/gain weight and change their life physically and psychologically, they also help ill people with diseases to heal and to reduce their health issue. i think nutrition is a great way to help people and impact the society as a whole to build a healthier life. people should look more into it as it's growing more each year where people are recognizing the importance of a healthy lifestyle.

[@letsknow4073]

I am a high school student in Australia and about to choose my major. I am finding my way by watching your video.Thank you

[@ShaneHummus]

You can do it!

[@LetatDuPont]

"You need to do your own research" Yeah that's why I'm here in the first place lmao

[@jacquilove1209]

So, I just graduated with an Early Childhood Education AS Degree/ Child Development, since I have close to 20 years in the field, but I would like to go for a BS in Social Work because I enjoy working with children and families. I know the pay is not so high, but like you mentioned in the beginning of your video, it's not all about $, but also job satisfaction and passion. Hope all goes well for me! I'm a devout Christian and have faith that it will! 🙏

[@ShaneHummus]

Good luck Jacqui and God bless.. you got this!

[@jacquilove1209]

@@ShaneHummus Thanks for the encouragement Shane! 🙂

[@sabaelias2246]

Both of my boys wanted to be garbage men. One wanted to drive the truck while the other will collect garbage then they will switch. They don’t mention that any more 😅

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing Saba

[@shaneikiyasteel7073]

Thus has been helpful. I'm stuck between Nursing (because of versatility) and OTA.

[@nadaelazhary1961]

Really great list. I just find that the list is missing a huge component, especially that most of the degrees are healthcare roles: most of these degrees are expensive, need a graduate degree (PT, MD and require licensure that may take a few years, so return on investment might be stretched. I'm looking into clinical psychology and therapy (marriage and family therapy/counseling), which I find super meaningful, but the time it takes to become licensed can add up to 3+ years post-grad school. Would love your thoughts on that!

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching Nada.. Noted

[@samanthab4032]

If you could do a detailed video on Law studies-- associates and bachelors, I would be very thankful.

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted Samantha

[@anoushkalodha2418]

I see a pattern here- all these jobs really help others- and don't even require you to be so tech savvy !

[@ShaneHummus]

🤔

[@Waste-Water-Management]

0:51 oh dear that's quite the mispronunciation there! 生き甲斐Ikigai is said more as "Icky guy" but good attempt i suppose?

[@ShaneHummus]

haha thanks

[@lianaakopyan5009]

Truly love your videos!

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad you like them!

[@deemahamed5202]

Waiting for that information technology and cyber security video😜 !

[@ShaneHummus]

I've got one on the way. Stay tuned

[@Dorina.Prodani]

New subscriber !!! Thank you for all the information you gave 👍🏻🙏🏻🖐🏻😊

[@ShaneHummus]

Welcome. Thanks for the sub

[@IrvinBeast]

I think a vid detailing jobs that have the best benefits would be cool

[@muskansoni2966]

KZbin recommend me this video and i am thankfull😊

[@ShaneHummus]

Great!

[@YsabelMusicCt]

Holy shit Music Therapy made it!!!!!! Wow I didn’t even think that people knew what that was. I’m so excited 😋🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@enkyx8738]

Great vid as always

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks

[@joshreyes2756]

Could u do a video about jobs that normally require a degree but if you have a degree make your starting salary higher such as army, fire department, police, and or any other army branch.

[@ShaneHummus]

Noted Josh

[@IMZ44]

I use to work with people who have mental and physical disabilities. I kid you not, one of my best jobs to do. So this list was very helpful thanks man!

[@ShaneHummus]

Welcome.. and thanks for watching

[@nativefraulein5801]

I am a special education teacher and mother to a small child. I find my job(s) incredibly meaningful but to get to that 75k salary point we are going to need many more hours added to the day and years to my work life :(

[@ShaneHummus]

Sorry to hear. You definitely deserve more