What to do if your degree is worthless but it's your passion?

[@ShaneHummus]

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[@bjnt922]

I think instead people being encouraged to find their passion in life, they should be encouraged to find their purpose in life. And then find the best job that will allow them to flourish in their purpose. Over time the purpose becomes a passion.

[@ShaneHummus]

brian thomas, hats off to you.. That is such a beautiful comment. Thanks a lot brother.

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

Exactly, reason why I chose a career in healthcare. My sister was born with a rare syndrome, her existence is an enigma. I feel like her,my life experience and covid19 was my calling. I want to cure others, I am good at helping people mentally and physicially. I was bullied when I was young due to my background and I believe I can inspire others. I love promoting mental health and health in general. So yes due to all those factors and more I believe this is my calling, I am becoming a nurse!

[@renjiai]

I majored in Fine Art. I didn't know what I really wanted to do but I knew I liked art so I went for that. I knew it wasn't going to be a money earner, so I cut the idea of an expensive art school right away. I went to community college and don't regret for a second what I learned there. The biggest thing about art is they don't tell you how much of it is going to be marketing yourself. That's more important than the art itself. But now I do want to go back to school to get a degree in something more substantial. At least now I'm older and more mature and have some idea of where I want to go.

[@ShaneHummus]

Glad to hear you are picking something more useful Figgy Winks. I wish you all the best buddy! =)

[@RugbyBill10]

This video should be shown to kids on their first day of high school. Awesome content!

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha they would just probably continue playing games on their mobile phones.. They probably wont realize that until their early college years.. (biggest, most common mistake)

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your comment by the way =)

[@aaronrashid2075]

I am 13

[@aaronrashid2075]

@ScoDucks2020 Since I like stem subjects, I wanted to come up with a name that tells people that I like stem subjects Edit: Also cause it sounds funny and I bet 12th grade calculus students would hate even seeing derivatives😂

[@ceci9570]

Turned 16 yesterday. I feel Old

[@poppynut]

This video is so underrated. This should've reached to hundred thousand views. I would probably recommend the channel itself to my friends because seriously though this helps me a lot in decision making and about to set my mind towards a better path.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a lot Marla.. I greatly appreciate this comment. Please do share wit friends.. Lets save as much young people as we can. Cheers to you my friend!

[@julievdr]

Love the video! So often people will either say to find a job that pays well or to find a job you're passionate about, while few actually acknowledge that there's usually a middle ground and that different people have different hopes and goals for their lives. Two personal insights: - Sometimes passion can be a fickle thing; you don't always get to "find" your passion, you have to build it. Don't immediately give up on an option because you don't feel passionate about it right away. - If you have a few careers you're deciding between, choose the road that has more options. Unless you are certain that a specific job is what you want to do for the rest of your life, try to get into a career path that you can move around in so you don't get stuck in a job you don't like that you can never deviate from.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hi Julie! Thanks for your comment. Very good insight.. =)

[@kendrickhuang3876]

how the hell can society expect everyone to know what they wanna do by 17?what a load of bs

[@gizmogoose.2486]

Some people just know. Otter knew all along he was going to be a Gynecologist.

[@ShaneHummus]

haha it's a tough world out there..I hope you have a clear plan for your self Kendrick. Anyway, I'm always here to help and guide you brother. =)

[@kendrickhuang3876]

@@gizmogoose.2486 yeah just some people and I give a ton of respect for them but don't go around judging others who still don't know what to do with their life

[@TheTigerBin]

@@kendrickhuang3876 In the last generation, 18-year-olds in the U.S are forced to fight and die in the Vietnam war. They didn't have a choice. Today, we have the freedom to choose. You're becoming an adult at 18. You should know what to do with your life. It's not hard to figure out.

[@user-en5vj6vr2u]

@@TheTigerBin lmao "back in my day we died at 18"

[@emmacat3202]

I'm getting a B.S. in Geography to be a land surveyor and GIS technician, but I'm also getting a degree in Spanish because I love speaking Spanish andlearning about languages on the side. You could get a degree that will get you a job that pays the bills and do your passion as a side hustle. That's what I'm doing. I'm trying to do Spanish trsnslation on the side because I like it. No one says you have to do one thing, and that's it. And heck, maybe down the road, your passion might make you good money. Just don't get yourself into debt, only to work minimum wage, and not be able to have freedom.

[@ShaneHummus]

That's awesome Emma.. Good luck =)

[@josephkitchen3059]

I think high school teachers should point their student to your channel. Seriously, there is so much useful information here. I’m a 35 year old engineer and I still watch your videos.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks Artorias. I appreciate that 😁

[@josephairhart5549]

I went and got a certified medical assistant diploma, wanted to become a trauma nurse but health issues would not allow it. I think you need to make sure your physically capable and have the mental cognition to do the job. Hate to see someone go through 4 years of schooling just to realize they can't physically or mentally do the job. See a lot of people enter fields that are too stressful and fail miserably.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for Sharing that with us Joseph.. Sorry to hear about you not being able to finish what you have started.. I wish you all the best brother! I'm sure you're in a better path.

[@chasa4347]

I wasn't sure what I wanted to do right out of high school. I went to college for chemistry, as I loved chemistry in high school. I did a couple of years, and found it wasn't my passion. So I quit, got a job in the oil patch, made good money, but it wasn't for me long term. This was in the early 80's. Then, I got my break, a community college hosted a programming class in our little town, and I found my passion, and something I could make a living at. Thanks to Ali Nemat - the teacher that gave me encouragement.!! To make a long story short, I went to work for a pipeline company, did quite a few different field positions, then took a job as a controller operating the lines, from there moved into control systems, and now install new control system software at a high salary! So, I kind of did what you describe, but the hard way! I never earned a degree, but took all the technical classes that I could that I found interesting. Now, at 63, I just finished a class on energy through the University of Illinois that I'll put to use somehow! Thanks for the great content.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for watching Chas

[@trevormiller931]

When figuring out what salary is good enough you also should take COL into account. 70k is great in most places, but high paying jobs are more common in high COL areas, so 70k may not really be enough in those areas. It may be enough for one person, but if you know that a family depends on you, then it may not be enough :/ But otherwise, thank you for sharing this balanced approach. It’s important more people understand that we need to be more balanced with our decisions.

[@ShaneHummus]

Awesome! Love your insights Trevor.. thanks for your comment

[@pancakecat3950]

Hey, I just wanted to genuinely say thank you for making these videos. They’ve helped a lot and really opened my eyes to just how much thought and planning I need to put into my future career(s). I know you probably get a lot of hate comments for making videos with such opinionated viewpoints, but I just hope you realise that all the people that take away important lessons and really appreciate your videos far outweigh the others that criticise. Welp...jeez what was supposed to be a simple thank you comment turned into a short essay...whoops. So, yea thank you a lot for all the content and effort you put into these videos. I hope your KZbin channel really grows into something special.

[@ShaneHummus]

Wow! That just made my day. I greatly appreciate the support Pancake Cat. Thanks a lot!! And you are welcome.. Please feel free to browse around my channel I got more videos that you might find helpful. Cheers! =)

[@opeyemijulius9053]

Shane your videos have been so impactful in my life God bless you and i’m sorry to hear that you were homeless at some point :/

[@ShaneHummus]

You're very welcome!

[@millevenon5853]

@@ShaneHummus what happened? Why were you homeless?

[@heysoulsista]

High school straight into military wasn’t my best decision. Now I’m lost in the real world 5 years later

[@adequatequality]

Realistically, I believe any major can be a good choice IF you don't pay an arm and a leg for it with student debt. Some can major in literature or liberal arts and pursue their passion without the need for a super high paying job granted that they don't have to spend a lifetime paying off mortgage level debt simply from College.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing

[@distheone9120]

I need some advice please ! I live in Morocco where there is only one university based on the american system that offers degrees in IS/IR. I chose to study International Studies as a major in my Bachelor (my first semester is going to start this september) and I got a decent scholarship. But I am extremely worried about job opportunities in this field. I haven't even started studying yet and I already have anxiety. Initially, I chose to study International studies because it is broad and will give me the opportunity to know what subject interests me the most etc. But as you said, jobs are very limited in this field so I guess I will choose Business Administration as a minor. What do you think ? What do you advise me to chose as a minor and Master ? (My goal is to be able to work in International Trade or even do a Master in International Law for exemple. I'm open to all these possibilities). PS: I already speak 3 languages fluently (French, English, Arabic) and plan on learning two more (Spanish and Hebrew)

[@Mahnd9]

@distheone9120 hey , please let me know what you ended up doing ?

[@n1c98]

I like that he mentions, not even his research is perfect, take things with a grain of salt. His information and the way he presents it is helpful. He gives you at least the general background of what some resources say, which is exactly what anyone with common sense needs. Instead of pointing the finger at him, get a general groundwork of the information he is giving, research, and see what you want from there. He's a good career coach, he knows it's ultimately subjective, but information can be shared enough to give people an idea of a direction. I also don't think some of the sources are perfect but it gives a good framework, he does good with that

[@pranavpillai7778]

So it seems that this is a three step process: 1. Find your passion. 2. Find your talent. 3. Find what is available.

[@angelusvastator1297]

This needs more views. Very important.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks man

[@dragunovsvds48]

All my life I wanted worthless degrees. I guess is an attraction law that makes me have passion in things that won’t make u rich lol

[@ShaneHummus]

hahaha Mei Yui

[@watermelonchon]

I got a degree in German and Russian language because I wanted to be a writer -- but still after graduation, I couldn't really make the idea about my future book solid. I was lost and scared. Luckily, I was volunteering a lot of projects and have a good network, so I ended up in NGOs and then management consultant. I made my way out of the hopeless degrees just because of writing skill alone, like writing web content, ghostwriting and handing an impressive cover letter. When you have nothing left: write well.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for sharing that. Good that you have a back up plan

[@watermelonchon]

It was mostly luck and take all opportunities that comes along -- I just can't be that choosy 😅😅

[@confusedparticles]

This video wasn’t good...It was great💯💯

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a lot ConfusedProgrammer

[@paulomolina4723]

Mass Communication graduate here.. I love all your videos Shane haha not triggered.. Now I'm loving this one. Thanks!

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha Glad to see you here Paolo.. Thanks for watching the video, Happy to know you are not one of the triggered ones lol =)

[@pranavpillai7981]

Best piece of advice for people with useless degrees: supplement your degree with technical skills.

[@maxstephenson7629]

Hi Shane, I wanted to know your opinion on some of the career choices I'm considering. Here's my current situation: I am a senior in high school. I'm incredibly passionate about my instrument, the trumpet, and music in general. I generally have been pretty successful with music so far and and optimistic but still slightly doubtful about a career in music. I have the unique ability to go to a private 4 year tuition free. I also might have the opportunity to attend the Eastman School of Music if I get accepted after my auditions (which is one of the best music schools in the world but would cause me to go into pretty deep debt). I want to give music my best shot but also want something to fall back on if it doesn't work out. So, I'm considering a "Music with an outside field" program and studying either accounting or finance as my outside field. I could then consider getting a masters in that field if I really enjoyed it. I really enjoy learning about personal finance and investing so that's why I might wanna consider one of those fields. Does this sound like a safe plan? What's keeping me optimistic is the fact that I could risk getting the major in music without going into debt.

[@ShaneHummus]

Accounting or finance are both good choices and are pretty solid. With regards to music, if it's for you then it's for you. You just have to be creative in planning so you can make money with it. Best of luck to you Max Stephenson

[@Backwardsman95]

I am almost the mirror image of this. I defaulted into accounting, something few can truly say is a passion. It is an important job however dull. I want to move closer to the center maybe by becoming a financial planner.

[@anthonycoleman2229]

When Ikigai fails then a young person should go for the money. That’s a far better option than living in poverty or crazy student loans debt. Anyone who argues otherwise are insane.

[@josuemcalderon5020]

Hey Shane, I just wanted to take the time to thank you for such excellent content you’re posting on your channel. Please keep it coming! Definitely subscribed.

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a lot Josue Moreno! I greatly appreciate your comment brother!

[@jaysonlee6246]

This video speaks to me on so many levels. Good one Shane!

[@infamouscrusader3363]

Once again, great video Shane, this really helped me and I'm sure it helped the people you are referring to. Personally, I had been thinking about my current situation in majoring in English and figured out a way to I guess, make the best out of the situation. I was thinking of going into Technical Writing (the pay and job growth looks well) but it involves having Technical skills. Back in High School, I had a brief history with coding so I figured to go into Programming and decided to take CS courses in the future. I also currently suggested myself to probably get a minor in Computer Science so it can complement the major (a lot of companies in Tech Writing positions want people with STEM degrees, not English) so this can help and if I can cannot go into Technical Writing, my next plan is that with my minor it can help me to easily transition into Web Development and possibly find a way to do Technical Writing online like freelancing just to make extra cash. My only concern is whether or not making this choice will increase my chances of receiving student loan debt or my time being on campus (I hate the whole Academia setting. I love to learn but hated School all my life.). I also intend on getting at least one internship while enrolled on campus and maybe one more after graduation for experience. If I cannot get the minor or afford it my next plan is to probably get certifications in Technical Writing and probably Web Development (I heard certifications are useful in both fields) and also get an AAS in CIS or something related to Programming online to transition to Web Development if Technical Writing does not work out. In the meantime, I'll be doing what I have always wanted to do, write stories to entertain and possibly educate and influence people in some way. Great video. Seeing this motivated me to execute my plans but I'll have to scope everything out more clearly and what I should do later. Thank you for your content on this subject. Students and Adults really need to see this.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hi Isaac! How are you buddy? I like your name.. One of my all time favorite Author/Scientist, sir Isaac Newton. Anyway, let me extend my deepest gratitude for really opening up and laying down your cards. I appreciate you running to me for help. Thank You! Brother, you got it all planned out. That alone tells me something, that you won't sleep at night until you got everything straight. I like your plans too, they look ok to me. About student loans bro, I actually made a video just for that, I hope this helps.. Hey Isaac, give your self a pat on the back. You're doing good, You'll be just fine buddy.. Good luck with everything =) FREE Money For College (How To Pay For College 101) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZvHiqyXl9yto9E

[@infamouscrusader3363]

@@ShaneHummus Thank you. I personally am not much for receiving praise or flattery but coming from someone like you actually meant a lot since you are very honest in your videos, it just shows me that your response is authentic and not artificial (most KZbinrs or popular figures in general like to tell people what they want to hear instead of what they need). I'll definitely look into the video on loans. As for Sir Isaac Newton, I actually am a bit keen to Physics. I don't know much but after taking a Physics class in High School it really got me into learning the subject.

[@TechUnboxingVideos]

Wow!!! What an excellent topic -> Thanks for delivering another awesome video. -> Looking forward to watching your next video

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a lot.. I got more coming =)

[@QuocDatPhung]

Amazing.

[@pranavpillai7778]

Best advice ever.

[@pranavpillai7778]

This should be taught at every school.

[@shiny_d-y1z]

Best Career Guidance Channel♥️ Very Good Shane👍🏻🇮🇳

[@ShaneHummus]

You just made my heart beat a little bit faster and my mind think a little bit harder.. I promise to make more valuable content Shiny.. Stay Tuned! Thanks a lot for your comment. =)

[@selinayang5665]

I think lots of people make their decision wrong is bc they were told by their high school teachers to just choose whatever they want (i'm not blaming HS teachers, I do appreciate all my HS teachers) and not being serious of their college, also so lack of research of the major they are choosing

[@sharenc1536]

I know you said psych degrees are worthless, but I read that getting a PhD can get you 100k on average. I really don’t mind spending a few more years in school To get a PhD but I’m not sure how many jobs there are. I’m thinking about neuropsychology. Someone let me know if they have any inside idea of this major

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your comment shareen C, I hope someone with the experience will reply here

[@_chantae_661]

I would recommend going into Social Work instead you would only need to get a Masters and get paid more or on par with people who get a PhD in Psych. You save more money with less school and you make more from a less saturated field. You can do pretty much the same thing with psych if not more. (I have a friend who was majoring in counseling psych but one of the professors informed him of a better option).

[@Supshow8329]

You are a really nice guy God bless you dude

[@ambs9223]

Omg thank you so much! You’re a blessing!! 😊🥰

[@ShaneHummus]

Amber Jenkins You are welcome! Thank you as well =)

[@pawsnotclaws2772]

This is such a great video

[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks a lot =)

[@swimingswiming2]

So I've watched all your videos, I'm about to get an associates in psychology as I am graduating in Spring 2020. When I transfer is it possible to switch to just switch to Computer Science as you said that major pays well. I don't want my psychology degree to be useless credits. Thanks!

[@ShaneHummus]

It's best to check on that by asking a University staff to be sure your units will be credited. Best of luck to you! =)

[@Burn143]

I’ve been homeless before so I can relate to your story, there isn’t as much leeway vs someone with a lot of support. In your previous videos, you deem a psychology degree as “overrated” and “useless”, but is that solely for bachelors? Let’s say if you want to get a master’s or doctorate…how do the stats differ with the potential of getting a job? Surely the market wouldn’t be oversaturated with higher education degrees?

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

Shane you should still do a history channel!:) I would watch it and support it.

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha thanks Itzel

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

Health Writing Teaching Helping and inspire others Travelling Those are my passions (Well I have more but they are my main ones)

[@ShaneHummus]

Very good!

[@tatyanaivanshov]

I"m gonna major in Humanities with Social Sciences undertones since history, literature and psychology have always been my biggest passions. I've done SO MUCH research and apparently, the job statistics and all that aren't as bad as people make it AT ALL. Humanities can stretch out to so many fields and as the times progress, it isn't too saturated. Thoughts?

[@ShaneHummus]

If you got everything planned out well Tatyana Ivanshov, Then you are all good.

[@lucy9475]

I understand you actually. I think that the secret is to plan everything good , to know where would you like to work or what would you like to achieve as well

[@sjmb7967]

I am high school graduate and I will start university sep 2020 and I wanna Pursue either law or public administration and political science. Which one would you recommend me to major in. I am not yet decide which I should take, but I am pretty sure that I am going to pursue one of that majors.

[@ShaneHummus]

You are on the right track SJ MB.. I love the options you have laid down. Just don't forget to do your part on planning and researching on what you want to be after you earned your degree. And brother, I cannot choose for you or recommend, I'm sorry. Don't let anyone decide for you in that matter. I talk about it in my videos in general, but I can't specifically pin point which one is the best for you. I could show you a video though.. This might help you choose. "The BEST College Majors (How to choose the Perfect Major for YOU)" Click the link below, you're welcome.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4emqGeNm5yqh9k

[@justanotherweirdo11]

I just want to say if you plan on going to law school your bachelor's can be in anything. You don't have to go into pre law.

[@infamouscrusader3363]

I would highly suggest for you to strive to a tier 1 Law School. The field of Law is oversaturated and going to a Tier 1 is your best chance.

[@valioma9108]

College graduate here! I highly recommend pursuing public administration and while you're handling your major, take electives in anything IT-related. Just because you major in a field doesn't mean you can't explore other areas. Public admi and IT are different but compliment each other nicely. Law is unfortunately oversaturated, that market can be rough to enter and land a job in. What guy above said is slightly true, my friend from a state school took 3 years to get a role at a legal firm, while one of my peers at our top university got hired immediately at a firm after graduation

[@infamouscrusader3363]

@@valioma9108 Additionally, if you want something that correlates admin with IT, then CIS is the best choice.

[@Jhihmoac]

You mean, _"Yogi Bear Theology"_ is your passion? "YAHEEE!"

[@Szcza04]

I am wondering what to do with my life. I’m working an interesting job at an Aerospace Machine Shop, but this job will not pay enough to accomplish my goals. Also the hours and management suck. I’ve always wanted to be a professional working and living in Downtown Chicago. Does anyone have any advice as to what I should do ? I’m also very lower class. I’m only 18 and a bit worried about college putting me in a deep hole of debt.

[@lupen77]

I been really interested in marketing management, but also I always find the same information online and it sounds too easy to be true, what do you think about this career?

[@infamouscrusader3363]

I would suggest Accounting if you want to get into that field.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hey Lulu! Thanks for commenting here. Isaac i right, Accounting would be good.. but if you're still confused maybe this video would help. Click the link below, You're welcome =) The BEST College Majors (How to choose the Perfect Major for YOU) kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4emqGeNm5yqh9k

[@lupen77]

Shane Hummus - The Success GPS thank you so much!!! I will watch it right now 😊 I love your videos

[@ShaneHummus]

@@lupen77 Thanks a lot lulu.. Much love for you too =)

[@vanila2012]

Excellent for youngsters and older adults alike

[@ShaneHummus]

haha right

[@Omarrah3214]

@@ShaneHummus maybe not in America?

[@anujinb.9113]

Hi! I was wondering if being an architect worth it. Since i was small my dream was to build a city or sth like this 🏘🏠🏡🏢🏥🏨🌃🏙🌆🌇🎡🎢. I don't know if i should become an artitect or use a different approach for my dream???

[@ShaneHummus]

Depends. Good luck

[@julienguyen9245]

What about game design? It’s a combination of computer science and design (one of my passions), but I’m not sure if it’s in high demand or whether it can make decent money

[@ShaneHummus]

Check for openings and that alone will tell you if it can guarantee you a job. Cheers!

[@simonwelsh3907]

What would be a good degree/job that dosen't require a lot of maths, but more writing based?

[@maurqajhaclemons6824]

simon welsh journalism

[@inanemme5603]

Major in linguistics and become a speech and language therapist/pathologist- the base pay starts at around 65k annually, and many go on to make over 100k.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hey Simon! Sounds like you want to be a writer, try Journalism.. And oh, to help guide you on choosing a major.. check this video out.. The BEST College Majors (How to choose the Perfect Major for YOU)...... You are welcome! =) kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4emqGeNm5yqh9k

[@infamouscrusader3363]

Technical Writing. Journalism is on a major decline right now but if you are interested in just plain writing, Technical Writing is your best option. A lot of writing jobs are on decline right now but Technical Writing is fine since it is Tech based. See if the campus you are enrolling into has courses, certifications, or minors in Technical Writing (also known as Technical Communications). I would also suggest searching the field and having some type of knowledge in tech which is up to you (Programming, Engineering, Medical, Banking). Also, don't be afraid of Math. When I was younger I was actually discouraged to pursue Math based subjects due to my slow learning ability on the subject. However, I had realized that if I just pay more attention and place effort into the subject, I realized that I did Bette than I thought. I was able to get am A in Geometry and Algebra ii in High School and looking back on that made me realize that point. So, don't be intimidated by the subject, just teach yourself and believe me, you'll love the subject and realize why didn't you major in this subject instead.

[@sunshineblue8747]

What is your opinion on Early Childhood Education vs. Organization, Human Resource

[@ShaneHummus]

Human Resource is the best option

[@KeepyBureche]

I am passionate about poetry and literature but if being practical, I want to focus on Instructional Technology or using technology in education. Maybe I can also incorporate my passion in poetry when I become successful in Instructional Technology. Just like Poetizer, a non-profit social media for poets worldwide. Good to know that you are passionate in history. Literature and history have similarities, too. Anyway, great video, now I am thinking about entering in technology or technopreneurship. PS you're so cute, I can't help it! Sorry!

[@ShaneHummus]

That is a real soild plan Jam, Wishing you all the best in your career. And hey, loving your comments lol you put a smile on my face everytime.. Enjoy the holidays my friend

[@KeepyBureche]

@@ShaneHummus Thanks. Happy holidays!

[@moneymentor_channel]

Hey Shane, great channel. Best of luck. Hope your passion will pay out soon and you will share your success path video when u reach mln subs and all the perks that comes with it. Starting a channel in English soon. Would be happy to connect with you. My passion is in hr. But I got demotivated once the pandemic started. Seeing that high profile top managers don't care for employees health expecting them to clock in at 9-5. I have a little kid who was at home for 5 months when daycares were close, and my colleagues were proud to do everything faster than me and doing more work than me, while I basically had a baby on my shoulder hanging the whole day. Had to choose what is the priority to me and happy I left the stupid office world. Eye openning era. 🤞

[@ShaneHummus]

Hey Armanca.. Welcome to my channel.. Subbed you btw 😁

[@dabdank1521]

I'm only in highschool but I'm thinking about pursuing a master's degree in business. Is that a good idea and if so what jobs should I go for?

[@LegoMonkeycat]

From what I know, the most common graduate business degree is a Master's in Business Administration (MBA). To get an MBA, you'll almost certainly need a Bachelor's degree first. Your Bachelor's doesn't necessarily have to be in business. It might even be a good idea to gain some additional non-business skills by studying something else in undergrad. I have heard that it is important to keep up your math skills, both for the GMAT (the standardized test you take to get into MBA programs), and for math courses in an MBA program. As to whether it's a good idea or which jobs you should pursue, I think that's a question you'll need to answer yourself by thinking about what interests you and why, and perhaps how you could make that into a career. Please take everything I've said here with a grain of salt. I'm just a high school senior and certainly no expert on MBA programs. Best of luck in high school and in thinking about your future!

[@dabdank1521]

@@LegoMonkeycat Thanks for the advice. I still have time to think about my interests and what makes me want to pursue business. I hope I will be able to make a successful career in it and I wish you the best of luck in your future.

[@ShaneHummus]

Good choice.. Best of luck to you. =)

[@dabdank1521]

@@ShaneHummus Best of luck to you too. I hope the KZbin channel works out for you. =)

[@Crocodile2873]

Just out of curiosity, what do you think of a geography degree? I don’t think it warrants a whole video, but I’m curious about your thoughts

[@ShaneHummus]

Not the best option, not much opportunities. Cheers!

[@chuckdegoal3264]

What are your thoughts on top Canadian colleges for U.S. students? Thanks.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hmm I'll put that in queue that could be a good topic to talk about. Cheers!

[@JessieFairbanks]

My dream is to join the peace corps and I’m thinking about majoring in anthropology to have better chances of getting in. I just don’t really know

[@ShaneHummus]

Best of luck to you Jessie Blue

[@D-J-Q]

If you realize your degree is worthless then congratulations for connecting with reality.

[@ShaneHummus]

🤣

[@人田おたく]

Yo I want to have a degree in Performance Arts. But I’m not sure myself. What should I do about it?

[@ShaneHummus]

Ginta Akhord plan it out well. Check for openings and opportunities. Look for people who could help you land contracts and if everything looks positive then go for performance arts. Good luck =)

[@人田おたく]

Shane Hummus - The Success GPS Thanks dude! I’ll do my best!

[@gcsusetyo]

Did you do a video about best second careers for those who aren't happy with their first?

[@ShaneHummus]

Hmmm that might be a good topic. Stay tuned

[@kosproductions6014]

Is a criminal justice degree worthless? I’ve been thinking about doing that but I hear mixed things about it

[@ShaneHummus]

it could turn out good.. Just plan ahead Ethan.. Good luck

[@TMartins379]

Worthless. There is nothing in the criminal justice field that requires a degree. Police, correction officer or detention counselors. None require a degree. May be probation officers, but pay is extremely shitty.

[@tergelss]

Ok quick question Animation or Illustration?

[@ShaneHummus]

Research on both.. Good luck

[@duanepowelljr9497]

What are you opinion about a history degree

[@ShaneHummus]

If you can find something else you are good at, pick a different degree

[@valioma9108]

Shane did you ever try college? If so, how long did it last?

[@ShaneHummus]

Lasted long enough to be a PharmD.

[@valioma9108]

@@ShaneHummus ever thought you have the greatest insight on pharmD and should make videos about that?

[@valioma9108]

@@ShaneHummus pls respond, curious to pick your brain with on the fly Q&A comments since you enjoy replying to mostly everything Edit- Hmm idk

[@psychofoodseeker848]

I completed my Bachelor in English and Master in ELT. Can i make an outstanding career in HR or Marketing??

[@ShaneHummus]

If you plan things out well maybe you can.. Good luck Leean! =)

[@psychofoodseeker848]

@@ShaneHummus Thanks ..

[@ShaneHummus]

Weclome =)

[@I3m2a4n7]

Is biology good major?

[@infamouscrusader3363]

Unless you go to Medical or Graduate School, then no.

[@ShaneHummus]

Hey Taqwa.. Thanks for commenting.. What do you wanna do with it? If you have good plans with that major it could be good.. otherwise, I'l take Isaac's answer

[@mki169]

If it's not specialized, then no. If it is (i.e. Biotechnology or Biopharm) it's worth it if you have good connections and live in a good area. Get an Emphasis to show you actually specialize in a specific field rather than knowing little bits of all of Bio. Biotechnology is better because it specializes in Technology applied towards health. Usually you work with Electrical Engineers to get all the circuitry right in R and D. General Bio is not worth it unless you're doing it to prepare for the masters in health professions (PA or PT) where you knock out all the prerequisite classes.

[@wojak168]

Is a bachelors in business administration useless for getting a job?

[@ShaneHummus]

Not at all.. It's a good choice

[@wojak168]

@@ShaneHummushmm, what kind of job titles should i shoot for getting with a BBA ?

[@kobimansaray]

it’s great but I would suggest specializing in a more in demand business field if you can (ex. accounting, MIS, finance, etc.)

[@Yatubeaddict]

*_Come on, Shane! Tell people if you're really working as a pharmacist now or not. In many areas the pharmacy market is SUPER SATURATED. Pharmacists cannot find work like they used to!_* 🙅🏽‍♂️🙅🏽‍♂️🙅🏽‍♂️🙅🏽‍♂️🙅🏽‍♂️🙅🏽‍♂️🙅🏽‍♂️

[@ShaneHummus]

hahaha you are funny. Have a good one Jp.. Had enough comedy for one day

[@Bozewani]

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[@ShaneHummus]

Thanks for your comment Roman Soiko

[@gcsusetyo]

Ikigai is pronounced ee-key-guy

[@ShaneHummus]

haha thanks Grace!

[@rocknation7065]

You should make an Instagram for ur channel

[@ShaneHummus]

I might In the future