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Business Tier List summary: S: MIS, Finance, Accounting A: Economics, Supply chain management, Marketing B: Advertising, Managerial Economics, International business, Sales/Business marketing, C: Health Management/Administration, Management science, General business, Business administration, HR management D: Hotel Administration, Fashion Merchandising, Entrepreneurship F: Real Estate, Agricultural business
Hii help plzzz, I m studying Economics in France (first 2 yrs are general in economics, management, marketing, finance, accounting etc ..) i d like a Data scientist/analyst job, it is compatible to study a Data science field in my Master I m pretty sure but what about the job opp?? Consider it a bachelor in Economics (more tk quantitative economy and econometrics) with a Master in Data science and econometrics( in my case it is called "econometrics and Data engineering" ) with heavy maths, Stats and Big tools with machine deep learning (Python, SQL, R , GRETL etc.) Isn't it good?
hey shane! I love your videos thank you so much for making such in depth videos!!!! I was wondering if you could explain the differences between MIS degrees vs. business information technology degrees and which degree would be more worth it.
Thank you very much for the rating. Out of my experience real estate deserves a higher rating. I can only speak for the german market, but here I got 6 different job offers directly after undergraduate degree, ranging from a start up to the most successful employers of Europe in their branche. As real estate already was specific it was very general in the area of real estate and as almost every industrial company need buildings for producing products or IT hardware, it was very easy to be competitive against marketing, accounting, finance or other business area students... so there are a lot of other jobs than real estate agent which are paid well. But I totally agree you don’t really need a university degree to become a real estate agent
one thing to note about degrees in HR mgmt is if the college is academically aligned with SHRM. Going through a SHRM aligned program allows one to test out for it much sooner giving them a big leg up on the competition. Getting SHRM certified is the future of the profession and in 10 years no one wanting to work a prominent role in HR will be able to do so without it. I'm not advocating for it to be in S or A tier but I think factoring in SHRM should give it a solid B tier with A tier potential in the distant future.
5:50 I think he conflates agribusiness degrees with running a farm. Ag degrees can help you understand the logistics of food and the agricultural supply chain which can unlock many careers.
Can u please do a video about all degrees that’s deal with the culinary path or the best culinary degrees pro & cons about going the culinary education route please & thank you 🙏🏽
Hi Shane, I hope you are doing great. I think your channel is excellent, so, big compliments! In matters of this video I want to point out the following: I would need to disagree on the real estate degrees. Maybe you have a bit of confusion in matters (at least from my point of view). I just want to cite a fellow student here in the UK: "Unfortunately Real Estate in the UK gets mixed up with the US real estate and realtor - which are basically our estate agents. A UK real estate degree (whether undergrad or masters) is usually accredited with the RICS and therefore can count as the academic component for people wanting to become chartered surveyors. Most real estate degrees then have very little residential agency work in them and beyond a week or so in a law module about resi tenancies almost nothing about renting houses. They tend to be much more focussed on commercial property - valuation, property development, commercial tenancy management, investment portfolios etc." Please check some modules of reputable universities here in the UK or in the US (given that your video is US-related): Corporate Finance | Real Estate Portfolio Management | Real Estate Investment Appraisal | Real Estate Securities PT | Real Estate Valuation | Real Estate Development | International Real Estate | Real Estate Economics | Residential Real Estate and Policy | Real Estate Law | Real Estate Funding | Strategic Management of Corporate Real Estate | Applied Urban and Real Estate Economics, Spatial Planning and Real Estate Development and, of course, a dissertation. There are even DBAs or PhDs in matters, and number one (if we consider uni rankings) is MIT which I do not think would bother prospective students with a simple real estate agent course. Same with Cambridge or Reading here in the UK. That is my humble opinion, but please prove me wrong. Keep these videos coming! Great content! :) Best, Chris
I think the real estate degrees deserve a higher ranking. Most of the degrees I’ve come across have a commercial real estate finance focus that cover acquisitions, development, and asset management. But it is very specific so I can see it falling into C tier.
You can get a real estate license without college. It is a waste of a degree you learn everything in real estate itself rather than a degree from college. With being a realtor it’s all about lead generation it’s contact sport. You have to doorknock, cold call, prospect, and also learn your contracts with the actually organization NOT IN COLLEGE. Use college for something better and something else than real estate.
Thank you for your videos Shane! Can you also include sustainable business in one of your upcoming videos? I’d like to know if the degree is actually worth it. Thanks again.
Another great video. What a guy! I’m going to concentrate on management information systems! But i have to start building my Profolio now. I’m only a freshman!
What do you think about management science? It’s general but it focuses more on the quantitative/mathematical side of business. It basically uses mathematical models to solve business problems. What do you think about this?
Great list. I believe you're undervaluing the business administration & general business degrees. While they are general, they open the door to almost any business specialty (accounting, finance, marketing, etc). For someone fresh out of school, these degrees are pretty good options.
I'm an MIS junior, and I got an internship this summer as a product analyst, I also got offered a software developer internship as well, so it is very broad and definitely and S tier.
I’m MIS and graduating this May and having no internship and an only decent 3.4 GPA I got 2 offers both with TC just below $80,000. 100% an S tier degree.
@@laxmitty21 is it very technology heavy like on the programming side ?? Or is it more on the business side because I really like business but I’m kind of so so on programming and don’t really know anything about how to do it yet
@@SkinnyTim_5150 I’m going to be in a technical sales roll as a presales engineer/solutions architect. There’s no actually programming but you need a mix of people skills and technical know how. You could also try and be a Business Analyst or apply to a big firm and do something like technology assurance/audit or consulting. There’s plenty to do other than programming roles.
Also, start applying to jobs as soon as your last year begins. I started applying in late august and September and had 2 offers by October and I graduate in May, so it was a huge weight off my shoulders.
I think the managerial Econ data is a bit skewed. Although there may not be many listings that specifically say managerial Econ, just about any job looking for Econ degrees would equally look over a managerial Econ or business Econ major
Your demand score should be renamed to degree recognition. For example the degree Management Science may not have a high recognition, but the skills from the degree may have a high demand. You should rather look at the skills and what is the demand for them (this would improve your ranking a lot).
You should do a video about future careers that will be huge but not now like robotic/welding engineering and shit like that Also plumbing engineer would be a great topic to deseace
Why you didn't add or talk about Business Analytics degree? I'm an undergrad student at University of Notre Dame majoring in Business Analytics. Please add that or talk about it on your channel.
What about a BBA with a concentration on HR or information management? It wouldn’t be general which would help when job seeking no? Love your videos btw.
Accountant here, in tax related field starting salary in houston is 65k. In addition to this we are getting pooch left and right, market for tax is on fire right now. Companies will always need accountant.
Glad I'm early. thought of a question earlier today. When getting an MBA, do you think it's necessary to stick to the same area of study? For example, I am getting a BA in MIS but have always been big into Finance. So I planned to do an MBA in Finance but now am weighting out other options, like Global Management/Supply chain and operations management. Maybe even use it as a video idea like "best combos" or something
Not necessarily but it can be a way to branch out a bit. I majored in Finance but the job I ended up getting was more in accounting, so did my MBA in Accounting to get more relevant classes and eventually be able to take the CPA
If you are interested in learning about accounting certificarions i would reccomend watching the financial controler. Its a youtube channel led by a super talented financial controller and he has videos on all certifications. (Cpa,cfa, and others).Shane actually has an interview with him on his channel.
How do you feel about a bachelors in data science/data management? Also, if you can compare it to management information systems that would be awesome. Thanks for your time.
Data science and data management will help you land data analyst positions. If you want to become a data scientist you will probably need your masters. I got a management information system degree 6 years ago. I had a hard time finding a job because most companies were looking for computer science degrees. I can tell you it helped me how to be a natural problem solver and how to write effective algorithms when creating reports and systems. Because of this, I was promoted as manager in pricing analytics within 2 years from an entry-level position (which is rare for any big corporation). I'm a lazy C average student, but I am passionate about Excel/VBA/Interpretating data and creating reports, and streamlining processes. Your future is bright with data science or management information system degree.
Hello, I'm in France and I have a bachelor degree in CS and I will do an MIS master with an apprenticeship as a Data analyst. I already did a data scientist intership of 5 months. Do you think I will have an issue changing company to be a data scientist after my apprenticeship ?
MIS is completely dependent on your program. I feel like it's a high risk, high reward type of major. With most of them end up doing finance and supply chain work after graduation.
Companies are going to rather hire a computer science graduate to do database management or even being a business analyst in my opinion. Sad but the harsh truth.
Shane, can you research “Business Law” as a major at the bachelor level? I’m a senior at Arizona State and Business Law has been my major. Most of the other students in this major that I’ve taken classes with plan on applying to law school to get their JD. I plan on entering the job market once I graduate, and I’ve already started 2 companies. I’d love to speak with you in further detail and assist in some of the research. Thanks Shane.
When talking about a real estate degree you assumed the only job is to be a real estate agent. Leaving out the whole commercial real estate industry ie developers, brokers, bankers etc.
So when you use Indeed, are you looking at job demand across the US or in a certain location? I thought real estate was a top paying job and in high demand especially within the last year.
What about business certifications like Lean Six Sigma, or PMP for general business or an ethics certification and FACHE for healthcare Admin. I’m a Healthcare Administrator for the VA who is on a board as well as the ethics committee and and I couldn’t be any more satisfied with a job. I got in through the the GHATP program but the odds of being accepted into that program are one in 100. The Presidential Management Fellow is worth talking about too. PMFs and GHATP are the people who fast tract to top GS and SES positions in the government. Just something for overachievers to chew on.
Records Management, Apprasial, Marketing, Management Science, Finance, Legal Rights & Ownership Property Law, Ethics, These Auctually Matter or In Summary Cross Industry Operations Management Which Includes Supply Chain & Logistics
Hello Shane and thank you for the video, i want to ask if i may, I'm planning to study in Canada and i want to know which diploma i can study ,that will lead me to a Management Information Systems (MIS) Bachelor?
Hey can someone explain me about MIS Management Information system. Is this a combination of the degree or ??? Cause when I told my advisor about it he said it’s not a degree.
I'm very thankful to you, Shane. I'm planning to go either in international relations or international business. I would really like to work with countries and that's what interests me a lot. Should I avoid international business if I'm bad at math, or should I avoid international relations if I'm not completely interested in politics? Some advice will be utterly useful. Thank you!
U didn’t ask me but if your bad in maths and willing to improve then nothing can stop you . No one was born a genius but that’s only if u put the effort.
I think, I have the same interest as you. At first, I enrolled in International Relations and attended for one semester. Then uni was temporarily closed due to Covid-19 pandemic and I’m applying International Business in another university now. I’m not good at maths either. But I think I’ll be able to manage it in uni.
I'll second Gabrielle in the comments below. A Real Estate major in a 4 year university is not designed to train Realtors, ie, people who sell you your home. Yes, just go get you license and get to work. It is mainly for understanding commercial real estate which often comes down to institutional investors investing billions like REITs, pension funds, sovereign wealth, private equity firms etc. Other avenues are lending, valuation, and development of large commercial properties. It's often linked at the hip with finance programs. So while some bachelor's degrees and associates allow outlets into Realtor work, this is not the intention of these programs. This is coming from someone with a bachelor's in real estate from university of North Texas, Masters in Real Estate from Texas A&M and currently a PhD program preparing for a career in industry, education, and research.
What program teaches you about saving money on taxes n take manipulating taxes in your advantage, and also teaches you about investing your money into thing like stocks, crypto, nfts, real estate n more?
Folks, it's not about the degree exactly, it's what you do with it that matters. You can easily get certificates and licenses with or without those degrees. Examples, surveys, and mapping needs a degree and experience. Or without a degree you can get licenses for scuba diving, welding and a few other certificates and weld under water for a living. Or you could be a truck driver, no degree needed. CDL-A license Or you could get a notary license and make your own side hustle. It isn't talked about much, but it is in my opinion the absolute best side gig anyone can do. Or you could get licensed for cleaning pools and only advertise to the rich neighborhood. Go and knock on peoples doors if need be. Or you could get a permit to go digging for gold.
Everything is fine but you are wrong with Business Administration degree, it's not general we specialize in one area of business in our last year anywhere from finance, mis, supply chain etc. I'm studying business administration and will specialize in banking and finance.
Well that is because it’s one of the best universities in the U.S . Some big companies want the smartest kids. Schools like that always have excellent connections.
Shane, in all the resources that you used, a Business Admin pay better than Marketing. It would be very intersting if you explain why, because I'm confused. Thanks for all the videos bro.
In the UK there is a degree called Comptuer systems Engineering. Can you do a new video on that? I was wondering as there is no degree called "Computer Engineering" here
I’m doing physics engineering and am planning on trying to get an MBA from a top school after completing my graduate degree, because I want to be an entrepreneur. Do you think this was/is a good choice?
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Can you drop vid about bussiness informatics (informatics) and how it differ from business information systems
Business Tier List summary:
S: MIS, Finance, Accounting
A: Economics, Supply chain management, Marketing
B: Advertising, Managerial Economics, International business, Sales/Business marketing,
C: Health Management/Administration, Management science, General business, Business administration, HR management
D: Hotel Administration, Fashion Merchandising, Entrepreneurship
F: Real Estate, Agricultural business
Is S tier the highest one ? So is this like chronologically from high tier to low tier?
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@@rogar0x785 Thanks!! :)
Hii help plzzz, I m studying Economics in France (first 2 yrs are general in economics, management, marketing, finance, accounting etc ..) i d like a Data scientist/analyst job, it is compatible to study a Data science field in my Master I m pretty sure but what about the job opp?? Consider it a bachelor in Economics (more tk quantitative economy and econometrics) with a Master in Data science and econometrics( in my case it is called "econometrics and Data engineering" ) with heavy maths, Stats and Big tools with machine deep learning (Python, SQL, R , GRETL etc.) Isn't it good?
Excited to see how next year goes for everyone in school!
These have always been very informational to watch. I greatly appreciate how often you post these!
hey shane! I love your videos thank you so much for making such in depth videos!!!! I was wondering if you could explain the differences between MIS degrees vs. business information technology degrees and which degree would be more worth it.
I absolutely love all your videos. Thank you for your efforts to bring us such great information. Happy holidays!
Thank you brother!
Thank you very much for the rating. Out of my experience real estate deserves a higher rating. I can only speak for the german market, but here I got 6 different job offers directly after undergraduate degree, ranging from a start up to the most successful employers of Europe in their branche. As real estate already was specific it was very general in the area of real estate and as almost every industrial company need buildings for producing products or IT hardware, it was very easy to be competitive against marketing, accounting, finance or other business area students... so there are a lot of other jobs than real estate agent which are paid well. But I totally agree you don’t really need a university degree to become a real estate agent
Thank you, I've been trying to choose and this will definitely help out.
Thank you Shane for posting daily! You really help us find our dream degree😎👍. We appreciate your effort!
My pleasure!
i love this video, thank you for your time and effort!!
You're doing great man! Keep up the good things and wish me luck so that oneday I can meet you in person.
one thing to note about degrees in HR mgmt is if the college is academically aligned with SHRM. Going through a SHRM aligned program allows one to test out for it much sooner giving them a big leg up on the competition. Getting SHRM certified is the future of the profession and in 10 years no one wanting to work a prominent role in HR will be able to do so without it. I'm not advocating for it to be in S or A tier but I think factoring in SHRM should give it a solid B tier with A tier potential in the distant future.
LOVE your channel Shane! Do you offer any kind of coaching?
I still can’t believe you are working and uploading 3 times a week!
Thank you, Shane . 😊
5:50 I think he conflates agribusiness degrees with running a farm. Ag degrees can help you understand the logistics of food and the agricultural supply chain which can unlock many careers.
You're doing great. Keep it up
Watching to keep me motivated
Can u please do a video about all degrees that’s deal with the culinary path or the best culinary degrees pro & cons about going the culinary education route please & thank you 🙏🏽
Hi Shane,
I hope you are doing great. I think your channel is excellent, so, big compliments!
In matters of this video I want to point out the following:
I would need to disagree on the real estate degrees. Maybe you have a bit of confusion in matters (at least from my point of view). I just want to cite a fellow student here in the UK: "Unfortunately Real Estate in the UK gets mixed up with the US real estate and realtor - which are basically our estate agents.
A UK real estate degree (whether undergrad or masters) is usually accredited with the RICS and therefore can count as the academic component for people wanting to become chartered surveyors.
Most real estate degrees then have very little residential agency work in them and beyond a week or so in a law module about resi tenancies almost nothing about renting houses. They tend to be much more focussed on commercial property - valuation, property development, commercial tenancy management, investment portfolios etc."
Please check some modules of reputable universities here in the UK or in the US (given that your video is US-related):
Corporate Finance | Real Estate Portfolio Management | Real Estate Investment Appraisal | Real Estate Securities PT | Real Estate Valuation | Real Estate Development | International Real Estate | Real Estate Economics | Residential Real Estate and Policy | Real Estate Law | Real Estate Funding | Strategic Management of Corporate Real Estate | Applied Urban and Real Estate Economics, Spatial Planning and Real Estate Development and, of course, a dissertation.
There are even DBAs or PhDs in matters, and number one (if we consider uni rankings) is MIT which I do not think would bother prospective students with a simple real estate agent course. Same with Cambridge or Reading here in the UK. That is my humble opinion, but please prove me wrong.
Keep these videos coming! Great content! :)
Best,
Chris
I think the real estate degrees deserve a higher ranking. Most of the degrees I’ve come across have a commercial real estate finance focus that cover acquisitions, development, and asset management. But it is very specific so I can see it falling into C tier.
no
You can get a real estate license without college. It is a waste of a degree you learn everything in real estate itself rather than a degree from college. With being a realtor it’s all about lead generation it’s contact sport. You have to doorknock, cold call, prospect, and also learn your contracts with the actually organization NOT IN COLLEGE.
Use college for something better and something else than real estate.
Thank you for your videos Shane! Can you also include sustainable business in one of your upcoming videos? I’d like to know if the degree is actually worth it. Thanks again.
Another great video. What a guy! I’m going to concentrate on management information systems! But i have to start building my Profolio now. I’m only a freshman!
Hey man, how did your freshman year go? I'm now at your spot, a freshman majoring in mis lol.
SCTLM!!! APPRECIATE the hard work Shane 💪
What do you think about management science? It’s general but it focuses more on the quantitative/mathematical side of business. It basically uses mathematical models to solve business problems. What do you think about this?
Great list. I believe you're undervaluing the business administration & general business degrees. While they are general, they open the door to almost any business specialty (accounting, finance, marketing, etc). For someone fresh out of school, these degrees are pretty good options.
what kinds of jobs can i land with a business general post secondary diploma?
Can we please have a video on Public Relations?
And Advertising too?
They are both very similar, since they're under the marketing umbrella
I'm an MIS junior, and I got an internship this summer as a product analyst, I also got offered a software developer internship as well, so it is very broad and definitely and S tier.
I’m MIS and graduating this May and having no internship and an only decent 3.4 GPA I got 2 offers both with TC just below $80,000. 100% an S tier degree.
@@laxmitty21 is it very technology heavy like on the programming side ?? Or is it more on the business side because I really like business but I’m kind of so so on programming and don’t really know anything about how to do it yet
@@SkinnyTim_5150 I’m going to be in a technical sales roll as a presales engineer/solutions architect. There’s no actually programming but you need a mix of people skills and technical know how. You could also try and be a Business Analyst or apply to a big firm and do something like technology assurance/audit or consulting. There’s plenty to do other than programming roles.
Also, start applying to jobs as soon as your last year begins. I started applying in late august and September and had 2 offers by October and I graduate in May, so it was a huge weight off my shoulders.
@@laxmitty21 thank you man, I greatly appreciate the advice. If you don't mind me asking, what is a TC
I think the managerial Econ data is a bit skewed. Although there may not be many listings that specifically say managerial Econ, just about any job looking for Econ degrees would equally look over a managerial Econ or business Econ major
As a correction if you want to become a real estate appraiser. A 4 year degree is required in some states.
Your demand score should be renamed to degree recognition. For example the degree Management Science may not have a high recognition, but the skills from the degree may have a high demand. You should rather look at the skills and what is the demand for them (this would improve your ranking a lot).
You weigh the demand score highly and therefore it screws your ranking
Rank S:
Finance 09:40
Accounting
Managemwnt Information System
You should do a video about future careers that will be huge but not now like robotic/welding engineering and shit like that
Also plumbing engineer would be a great topic to deseace
Great vid
Great video ! What do you think about Business Economics degree ?
Why you didn't add or talk about Business Analytics degree? I'm an undergrad student at University of Notre Dame majoring in Business Analytics. Please add that or talk about it on your channel.
Please go full time on youtube so we can get more content! You da best!
Shane please do more videos on investing!
Business analytics would be nice to see in tier list
Okay will add that one next year :)
What about a BBA with a concentration on HR or information management? It wouldn’t be general which would help when job seeking no? Love your videos btw.
Accountant here, in tax related field starting salary in houston is 65k. In addition to this we are getting pooch left and right, market for tax is on fire right now. Companies will always need accountant.
Great info
Doing a professional degree which is a Masters of Managemnt in innovation and entrepreneurship! (From a great business school)
I don’t think I’ve ever seen Shane use a Business Analytics degree
Glad I'm early. thought of a question earlier today. When getting an MBA, do you think it's necessary to stick to the same area of study? For example, I am getting a BA in MIS but have always been big into Finance. So I planned to do an MBA in Finance but now am weighting out other options, like Global Management/Supply chain and operations management. Maybe even use it as a video idea like "best combos" or something
Both MBA are great I'm pursuing my bachelor's in SCTLM, you can apply it to any industry 😉
I thought you only really needed a bacholors for Finance? correct if im wrong im about to go into Finance :)
@@kkronical yes you can major in Finance. But an MBA gives a better perspective for C-suite roles
Not necessarily but it can be a way to branch out a bit. I majored in Finance but the job I ended up getting was more in accounting, so did my MBA in Accounting to get more relevant classes and eventually be able to take the CPA
Its betyer to do an mba in finance because you have more knowlege
Shane, please make a video on various accounting professional degrees like CIMA, ACCA, CFA etc
If you are interested in learning about accounting certificarions i would reccomend watching the financial controler. Its a youtube channel led by a super talented financial controller and he has videos on all certifications. (Cpa,cfa, and others).Shane actually has an interview with him on his channel.
Shane could you make a video about masters in usa for international students maybe disscuss the posibilities of hiring
How do you feel about a bachelors in data science/data management? Also, if you can compare it to management information systems that would be awesome. Thanks for your time.
Data science and data management will help you land data analyst positions. If you want to become a data scientist you will probably need your masters. I got a management information system degree 6 years ago. I had a hard time finding a job because most companies were looking for computer science degrees. I can tell you it helped me how to be a natural problem solver and how to write effective algorithms when creating reports and systems. Because of this, I was promoted as manager in pricing analytics within 2 years from an entry-level position (which is rare for any big corporation). I'm a lazy C average student, but I am passionate about Excel/VBA/Interpretating data and creating reports, and streamlining processes. Your future is bright with data science or management information system degree.
Hello, I'm in France and I have a bachelor degree in CS and I will do an MIS master with an apprenticeship as a Data analyst. I already did a data scientist intership of 5 months. Do you think I will have an issue changing company to be a data scientist after my apprenticeship ?
MIS is completely dependent on your program. I feel like it's a high risk, high reward type of major. With most of them end up doing finance and supply chain work after graduation.
Companies are going to rather hire a computer science graduate to do database management or even being a business analyst in my opinion. Sad but the harsh truth.
@@hooperculture Random but what's your thought on the no code and low code movement.
Shane, can you research “Business Law” as a major at the bachelor level?
I’m a senior at Arizona State and Business Law has been my major. Most of the other students in this major that I’ve taken classes with plan on applying to law school to get their JD. I plan on entering the job market once I graduate, and I’ve already started 2 companies.
I’d love to speak with you in further detail and assist in some of the research.
Thanks Shane.
When talking about a real estate degree you assumed the only job is to be a real estate agent. Leaving out the whole commercial real estate industry ie developers, brokers, bankers etc.
What do you think about bachelors degree in business analytics? Can you do a video on this one?
So when you use Indeed, are you looking at job demand across the US or in a certain location? I thought real estate was a top paying job and in high demand especially within the last year.
What about business certifications like Lean Six Sigma, or PMP for general business or an ethics certification and FACHE for healthcare Admin. I’m a Healthcare Administrator for the VA who is on a board as well as the ethics committee and and I couldn’t be any more satisfied with a job. I got in through the the GHATP program but the odds of being accepted into that program are one in 100. The Presidential Management Fellow is worth talking about too. PMFs and GHATP are the people who fast tract to top GS and SES positions in the government. Just something for overachievers to chew on.
I study fashion marketing and fashion marchandise is a part of it .
Records Management, Apprasial, Marketing, Management Science, Finance, Legal Rights & Ownership Property Law, Ethics, These Auctually Matter or In Summary Cross Industry Operations Management Which Includes Supply Chain & Logistics
If you don’t mind me asking, What laptop & apps do you use to create content bro?🔥
What about business analytics, its one of the hot major right now. Please make a separate video on this
Hello Shane and thank you for the video, i want to ask if i may, I'm planning to study in Canada and i want to know which diploma i can study ,that will lead me to a Management Information Systems (MIS) Bachelor?
Hi Shane, What's your thought on Technology management?
Hey Shane….What do you think about a “Doctorate of Business Administration “ degree?
Love your channel but I graduated last year so talk about investing more plz!
Hey can someone explain me about MIS Management Information system. Is this a combination of the degree or ??? Cause when I told my advisor about it he said it’s not a degree.
Accounting for the win!
Hi, what do you think about Business Analytics?
I’m currently deciding between BA and MIS. Thanks!
He always forgets that one
I'm also considering getting into BA, but I don't really know what to do for real.
What is your opinion on Business Analytics?
I'm very thankful to you, Shane. I'm planning to go either in international relations or international business. I would really like to work with countries and that's what interests me a lot. Should I avoid international business if I'm bad at math, or should I avoid international relations if I'm not completely interested in politics? Some advice will be utterly useful. Thank you!
U didn’t ask me but if your bad in maths and willing to improve then nothing can stop you . No one was born a genius but that’s only if u put the effort.
Computer science or gtfo
You can study international business even when you are bad in math, its not that hard you can manage that :)
@@Ze3efyoub Thanks a lot !
I think, I have the same interest as you. At first, I enrolled in International Relations and attended for one semester. Then uni was temporarily closed due to Covid-19 pandemic and I’m applying International Business in another university now. I’m not good at maths either. But I think I’ll be able to manage it in uni.
Which degree would be good to have to become a Real Estate Developer? Just business administration, Finance or Marketing?
Thoughts on business analytics degrees?
I don’t see Business Management listed here. I know it may not be high up the list but I’m surprised it wasn’t mentioned at all.
could you please do a video on Business: systems and operations management major?
Can you please do a video about E-commerce (Electronic Commerce / Electronic Business) degree?
I'll second Gabrielle in the comments below. A Real Estate major in a 4 year university is not designed to train Realtors, ie, people who sell you your home. Yes, just go get you license and get to work. It is mainly for understanding commercial real estate which often comes down to institutional investors investing billions like REITs, pension funds, sovereign wealth, private equity firms etc. Other avenues are lending, valuation, and development of large commercial properties. It's often linked at the hip with finance programs. So while some bachelor's degrees and associates allow outlets into Realtor work, this is not the intention of these programs. This is coming from someone with a bachelor's in real estate from university of North Texas, Masters in Real Estate from Texas A&M and currently a PhD program preparing for a career in industry, education, and research.
What program teaches you about saving money on taxes n take manipulating taxes in your advantage, and also teaches you about investing your money into thing like stocks, crypto, nfts, real estate n more?
Can you do this same video for us students living in England please? happy christmas
Do computer application and business studies. Can u also tell the difference between it n MIS????
Hello, what do you think about [ Engineering Business ] university degree and [ Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) ]
Folks, it's not about the degree exactly, it's what you do with it that matters.
You can easily get certificates and licenses with or without those degrees.
Examples, surveys, and mapping needs a degree and experience.
Or without a degree you can get licenses for scuba diving, welding and a few other certificates and weld under water for a living.
Or you could be a truck driver, no degree needed. CDL-A license
Or you could get a notary license and make your own side hustle. It isn't talked about much, but it is in my opinion the absolute best side gig anyone can do.
Or you could get licensed for cleaning pools and only advertise to the rich neighborhood. Go and knock on peoples doors if need be.
Or you could get a permit to go digging for gold.
Everything is fine but you are wrong with Business Administration degree, it's not general we specialize in one area of business in our last year anywhere from finance, mis, supply chain etc. I'm studying business administration and will specialize in banking and finance.
Please do about business data analytics
Hotel admin is better than you think. Cornell university hotel admin grads end up at huge wall street firms
Well that is because it’s one of the best universities in the U.S . Some big companies want the smartest kids. Schools like that always have excellent connections.
Cool lost, but I think a better list would be by employment. There are stat lists in what % of people with that degree, are employees in that career.
Shane, in all the resources that you used, a Business Admin pay better than Marketing. It would be very intersting if you explain why, because I'm confused. Thanks for all the videos bro.
Video recommendation:Rank all the industries out there from F to S tier
Is IT management the same as Management information systems? Is it a business degree?
Hello Shane,
What about project management? You missed it. Please make a video for it.
Could you make a video about WGU?
What do you think of construction management?
Not shane missing an upload for today
In the UK there is a degree called Comptuer systems Engineering. Can you do a new video on that? I was wondering as there is no degree called "Computer Engineering" here
Everyone seems to forget Engineering Management which is a bit disappointing. It was not there in Masters video too.
I already chose my college major so can you do more videos on investing?
Do an extra video by putting the degrees unlisted in your video by putting degrees said in the comments, i.e., business analytics .
Need a review on a business analytics major!
He always forgets that one
@@haitiankid9456 Need to see it happen since I just recently picked it up as a major
@@rogercastilloramos8422 I'm thinking about doing the same
Can business management be useful if I already work in supply chain? Seeking a bachelors to make myself more marketable
I’m doing physics engineering and am planning on trying to get an MBA from a top school after completing my graduate degree, because I want to be an entrepreneur. Do you think this was/is a good choice?
What would your thoughts be on a bachelors in management information system, with a masters in finance?
Thats a very good killer xombo.
Can you do a video on is information science degree worth it?
Can you do an arts and sciences degree tier list?
Business administration with concentration on management info systems or just management info systems by itself?