Yo she's rich af Chinese party members daughter. She will never have to work. She doesn't even know how much needed to live because everything is on credit card.
You don't have to go to school to enjoy your passion. 🫤 I advise people not to explore what you want to be in college until you figure out what you want to do. Unless you are fortunate enough with money.
Literally paused the video in disbelief when she said she never thought about how much she will make after graduating from painting/art lol hopefully she becomes really successful tho
Unless she's fortunate enough with a good family she doesn't have to worry. But you can enjoy your passion without school. She's just feeding into what people tell her probably and just went to college and be scam in the long run.
Girl has dreams. The world is not meant to be only stem. Art is necessary to our existence as a species. Stem helps us survive. Humanities makes life worth living. ❤
Just because you do art doesn’t mean you shouldn’t worry about making a living, UX/UI designers, architects, Graphic designers and animators do what could be considered art, and they actually make a living. Art doesn’t have to be painting and sculpting dummy
@@spiceyboogerspiceybooger6437 Job hopping doesnt mean literally like bar hopping. You don’t quit intentionally. You upgrade your knowledge and apply for a higher position. It takes immense study and preps. 😄
@@thedailychailatte A lot of people also fail to realize it's about leverage. If you're a decent dev, the company will likely match a competing offer. To me, job hopping is a bit stressful.
They're really not that far off. Maybe 5-10k off max. They're in an expensive city. I was in Milwaukee getting 65k in 2015 with mechanical engineering. The gap is pretty small. Most of these skills are in high demand, particularly cyber security guy. He'll probably get 90.
Comp sci is accurate is they go to GMU near Fairfax/DC (I’m about to go to GMU!!) people work those degrees make bank, entry level is 70k-90k typically
People are so shocked the artist couldn’t think of a salary but that’s just the reality of being an artist in general. Artists work off of clients and commissions and if they do work for like a company or studio, the starting rate is like 15k at most. So saying 1.7k a month is actually pretty reasonable when you think about it.
This short just gave me back the motivation to study I’m a first year comp science student and I had been procrastinating a lot I’m hoping to get done with my assignments today and start getting back on track for my goals and future
In another countries (like mine, Peru) when people ask you about your salary you answer what you get paid monthly. The US is the only country that I know that answers that question with their anual amount. The first time that I heard it I was very confused lol
You are taxed annually on your income, which means your deductibles are annual as well. Your annual gross income is more indicative of your net income than your monthly gross income
@@thor.mukbang still weird as fuck to be doing annual. Literally everywhere else it's monthly because that's how you judge daily expenses and lifestyle standard better
Same, I finished a masters in Business analytics in 2021 and couldn’t find a job for 10 months. I had one offer 25-30 an hour but didn’t take it because of company reputation and I thought I deserved 70-80k out the gate. Had to take a job that made $28-$30k for 6 months out of desperation. I’m at another job now making over 80k so we are all good now. But listening to some of these kids, the expectations might be a little high for entry level.
@@mokah5619 Computer science majors usually get paid no less than 70k in the US entry level. The cyber security guy is spot on as well due to high demand. Those classes are no joke, which is why they are one of the hardest degrees to get and pay so much. I assume these kids have done their research though
Love this, you should come to georgetown and see the difference between the business students and government students, it should be really interesting!
I got my degree in psychology and my first job paid very little maybe about 25k and I was dealing with a really tough population. I currently work in psychiatric research at a private university and still make less than 40k. The only nice thing about where I work now is that the people are chill and the doctors I work with are nice and also I have and office with a door that automatically locks😅
Why do people like to hate on other peoples passions? Just because she doesn’t care about making a lot of money doesn’t mean she’s rich and doesn’t mean she’s stupid. artist is very important and rich, part of our culture and many people that make it sacrifice a lot to be able to.
@@KreskizKi I like art but I still think about finances. If someone's paying tuition and has already chosen their major but has never thought about finances they're doing something wrong.
They really think they can make that much straight out of college when they have to compete with students from Georgetown, American, George Washington, U Virginia, and U Maryland 💀
it's just so funny how ppl go to colleges ranked higher just for the prestige. unless you're in an ivy, it doesn't even matter because my coworker graduated from a university somewhere in Dominica and here we are making the same $120k salary
Put of all those schools only George Washington and University of Maryland can compete in tech networking. So no, they are competing with people of the same degree and level of network not the schools themselves.
The cs majors are very accurate. Its arpund 70 to 90k entry for software and other engineering discipline. Im 5 years in with a eletrical engineering degree doing firmware and making 130k in wisconsin which is really good for a low income state.
I think these are pretty realistic expectations. I've seen quite a few of my friends with CS degrees clearing 75k first year and now mid 100s 4 years later. I graduated with a Liberal Arts degree and just took what came to me and making pretty good money, but nothing related to my degree. If your open to work, hard working, network and talk to friends, you can find a way to a good job, degree or not.
@@grealish2234 they do, but it heavily depends on location. For example, entry level software engineer in NYC you can expect 90k-100k (which for NYC isn't really that much), but if you go somewhere like Albany, NY you can only expect about 55k-65k maybe a few in the 70s
@@grealish2234 it's becoming a lot more common in the US, but it's also pretty difficult. But with a lot of the information becoming available for free or way cheaper than college, it's becoming even more common
Y’all be looking down on art but everything relies on art, every budiling you go in, TV you watch, stop. Yes maybe she is privileged and painting doesn’t earn much, but we need art in our world.
@@ultsarin gotta disagree man, art is one of the only things that cannot be replaced by computers, originality is never replaceable, just like you can never ever replace performing arts with robots.
@@ultsarin that’s right and very sad, just know ur art is always special even if it means taking a side hustled. Wanted to be an artist since and got a bunch of friends going to art school, so I know how you feel, it’s hard man.
You can always change it if you change your mind. In the beginning you can just do core classes that don’t have to do with your major. Mason is good for a lot of things but especially tech jobs
i am less than a year away from graduating college with a bachelors degree in art. i did not once think about how much i would make when i graduated, although i had the expectation that it would not be much. i am going to become a teacher so i have now been looking into local salaries, hoping to make 45k if i can land a job in the county i’m currently living in
As an artist myself you can make a living. I make middle class income while I know Artist starving and some living and pent houses. Most of us don’t brag about it like other art forms.
@@najihaputeri3016 It varies 3,000 to 5,000. It’s my first year full time.honestly the first 6 months was rough but it gets better. iWork many jobs and commissions. Thank God I’m using thumbtack
I’m shocked at all these rude comments. You guys don’t even know the girl and here you are assuming everything. Not everyone has to be passionate about Stem. Don’t let people tell you what you have to do just to make money. Sure, it will be tough off 1700 a month, but don’t tear people down who dared to dream.
I did biochem Imagine my shock when 1. I was offered $14 an hour WITH a bs 2. Couldn't be hired as a scientist because I need a phd or 7+ years experience All throughout undergraduate school they said we were scientists Unless you get amazing internships, best you'll get is lab tech I started at 50k and now I'm making 85k 2 years later No one tells you that if you don't go back to school you'll just end up in pharma or healthcare
I had the same problem. Economics major, minor in management, associates in business administration. Little did I know that the competition for jobs is INSANE. I applied to hundreds of places. Had incredible internships, 3.5 GPA, was an All American athlete. Had no shot. Couldn't even get a job in the career field I wanted. Couple years later I got a job as an apprentice Lineman for a massive utility company. Now I make over 400K a year, crazy benefits, 401k, pension, etc. I work with guys who don't even have a college degree. They're 24 making this kind of money. Trades seem to be an extremely overlooked career. I was told when I was in highschool if I didn't go to college or went into the trades I wouldn't make much money. Now I regret college and pissed I spent so much money for nothing.
The videos where you ask employed people what they make are better than the videos where you ask college kids what they think. Imagine if Daniel Mack asked people in Hondas and Toyotas what their favorite cool car was instead of asking folks in cool cars questions... yeah, it's like that.
@@SynACK244 Brah no, just no. Don't let media fool you. InfoSec is not easy to get into, and when you are just starting out the pay is low, just like everywhere else. BTW you don't often START in InfoSec. You work in Help Desk or some level of Ops then pivot into InfoSec once you can add some value. (Years later) This creates misleading info on InfoSec pay and barrier of entry.
GMU alum here. I regret going there considering what I was studying, but the one guy is right, it is a good place for internships for people going into certain fields.
As an art student i relate a LOT to the 2nd girl, don’t know how much i’ll make later when i get paid for doing so but i trust the process! Hopefully doing what i love gets me somewhere ✨ P.S. i’m not a rich person like any other art kids
Marketing and business analytics going into 90k 😂 I just didn’t that degree… either they can afford to stack on internships instead of waiting tables in school (and still get lucky), or they’re in a ridiculously high expense area. In Atlanta, entry level business positions that pay over 60k basically don’t exist, and in my little Appalachian town I had to settle for a “sales” job just to make over 45k
Why do you need your company to trust you? You're not marrying the company. You just need them to pay you on time for as long as you're working there. Workers know the company will fire them if it improves their bottom-line, and companies know the worker will move on the moment they get a better offer. That's exactly how it should be.
@@zetaforever4953 Have you experienced being at the bottom? No money, no food and don't know if you can pay the rent for the month? Many people have suffered in life so when they get a job they are very thankful to it.
@@holyconcertking lol sure. I've experienced financial hardships and been grateful for income. I've had fantastic bosses and terrible ones. And i treated them all accordingly. I stayed at a job for six months more than I planned to as a favor to a manager who was kind to me and helped me when I needed it. But I've never been so grateful that I'd put my 'loyalty' to a corporation over my own career growth and financial well-being. I can't even imagine what that'd feel like. I don't think any company has ever been so grateful to me they'd take a loss to give me a pay raise.
these "what are you hoping to make" vids are pointless. so what if i'm hoping to make 100k, 1 mil - who cares. only actual, current job salaries are useful
It's sad because 60-80k a year is like 40-60 after taxes. How the heck can anyone live comfortably off that income. Inflation and taxes are insane with this administration and its only going to get worse. On top of that, these kiddos are starting their lives off with 10s of thousands in debt. It will take them 20 years to pay it off.
@@BlackonBlackE46 roads and highways could be paid like you pay the subway. Free education and health services? Fuck it! You shouldn’t paid for that shit unless you use them.
Some of these comments think the CS majors are overestimating but they're really not lol. Tech pays a ton and "lower paying" industries like aerospace in low cost-of-living areas still pay software engineers a minimum of 70k
I studied business and hold an MBA. My first salary was 17k granted 17 years ago. That same job pays 38k today. So the college kids expectations are a bit out there.
The salary for the computer science and cyber security is somewhat accurate. However, the field is oversaturated and becoming competitive. Also, it seems like a decent amount of people are leaving their current careers to get into computer science right now.
@@uhshd1671 I’m leaving to go work in financial due diligence. At least it’s more interesting work. The WLB isn’t much better but pay is better and more interesting.
@@mohtalk I live in a metro area in the state I’m in and I am not searching for a job that pays what bls.gov is stating but everyone that I talk to is only giving 30-40 k a year for me to start off and I am a newly graduate as a RN…mind you my grades are great as well, the job I have now pays more than that…I’ve had a job interview where he stated that they would have to start me off with that pay because that is what typical entry level makes but they promised to increase the pay later
Just so you all know… 1) computer science is an extremely oversaturated and competitive field… entry level you are going to be closer to 50-60k until you have experience (which is what they care about). 2) job hopping to hunt higher salaries is a great way to burn bridges and never find a good job…. Tech companies talk…. They WILL call your former employer and they will want to know why you left. 5 jobs in 5 years is not a good thing on a resume… a company likes to see consistency and dedication to your craft… not a salary hunter.
This is such bullshit lmfao job hopping is so common in tech and there are so many tech companies, they don't care at all. The salaries are bumping up because tech people leave when they find better opportunities so companies have to compete to keep competent employees. IDK where the hell you're getting your info
I’m from Virginia and know this college . And you can’t live here making 60k it’s just bad. So the best is to study a career that makes more than 70k a year to live fairly better than everyone else here. I’m going into sonography next year and I hope to earn 80k or more which will most likely happen because the percentage rate for sonographers will go up a ton and I’ve seen they’ll be willing to pay 90k a year and give a 4K bonus if you sign up so yuh. I’m a senior in highschool and I just wanted to say this for others who also live in Virginia like me to start thinking of their careers cause 60k a year won’t do much here.
I'm from Australia and don't know this college. You can easily live here without working because we have the dole. So the best thing to do here is get a high value trade, particularly a dual trade. I finish my apprenticeship next year. Entry level is roughly 140k AUD, however, with skill shortages that is plenty of opportunity for overtime. My tradesmen all made over 200kaud. last year on apprentice wages I was able to make $100k AUD. I just wanted to say this for others because this type of physical labor both grows you mentally and physically. Allows you to work on your own property legally and others. Has plenty of room to grow career wise and gets you earning money straight out of school and not accrue any debt which leaves more saving for investing.
If I sell paintings and work as a teacher hopefully I'll make more than 1700 a month, however 1300 or similar should be fine too since here it's not as expensive 😭
Girl just wants her monthly rent
That was pretty funny
Yeah..waste of oxygen
@@Syur49 And you still living in your parents house
Girl wants to be homeless in California
@@that1tortle251 😂😂😂
I'm rooting for the 2nd girl. Low expectations and pursuing her passion. Hoping she enjoys the journey more than the end result.
Yo she's rich af Chinese party members daughter. She will never have to work. She doesn't even know how much needed to live because everything is on credit card.
@@dinil5566 not the stereotyping bruh
You don't have to go to school to enjoy your passion. 🫤 I advise people not to explore what you want to be in college until you figure out what you want to do. Unless you are fortunate enough with money.
Being realistic will be better for you in the long run instead of being ideal. Because exceptions are not the reality
@@dinil5566 do u even know her?
Literally paused the video in disbelief when she said she never thought about how much she will make after graduating from painting/art lol hopefully she becomes really successful tho
She seems like a nice girl but wow, some people have no idea what they’re doing in college
Most of the jobs mentioned are boring af. She'll have a blast. She'll probably be a UX designer in 10 years making 70k
@@_sparrowhawk 10 years experience to make 70k isn’t that great at all
she has rich parents.
she's got rich family, going to college is just for "life experience"
Bro everyone is dreaming big planning sht and the art girl be thinking how to go through a day. Freaking *Mood*
She’s literally living out her dream
Me as a future teacher 😎
Unless she's fortunate enough with a good family she doesn't have to worry. But you can enjoy your passion without school. She's just feeding into what people tell her probably and just went to college and be scam in the long run.
Facts
That isn't really dreaming big, most computer science entry level jobs do offer that amount of money
The art girl is a Chinese international student for sure.
There were A LOT of them when I went there
Sounded Japanese
Yeah they pay 40-60k per year, rich parents no doubt.
@@Ben.N no lol chinese
@@Ben.N @kiwi yeah you can tell the accent is definitely Chinese, coming from someone who is Chinese
Girl has dreams. The world is not meant to be only stem. Art is necessary to our existence as a species. Stem helps us survive. Humanities makes life worth living. ❤
you really can't say the same for poor people, they need to put food on the table
@@cherryleung9236 thats true but whats funny is that homeless people exist either way.
Just because you do art doesn’t mean you shouldn’t worry about making a living, UX/UI designers, architects, Graphic designers and animators do what could be considered art, and they actually make a living. Art doesn’t have to be painting and sculpting dummy
Stem helps us survive and live.
@@rashidnassermartinez646 don't be condescending dummy. Some people are born artists. It's not their fault that YOU don't value them.
My boy with the job hopping is already ahead of the game
He’ll probably be on 100K in 2 years 😂😂
No he sounds like he’s saying something smart but this guy is a straight up idiot. Not bigger than you though, your name is TH-cam learning
Do not do it too much though...people will not trust you will stay and may not want to hire you. So do it strategically and good luck.
@@spiceyboogerspiceybooger6437 Job hopping doesnt mean literally like bar hopping. You don’t quit intentionally. You upgrade your knowledge and apply for a higher position. It takes immense study and preps. 😄
@@thedailychailatte A lot of people also fail to realize it's about leverage. If you're a decent dev, the company will likely match a competing offer. To me, job hopping is a bit stressful.
I actually went to this school, first job after graduation was $34k, 4 years later I'm making $110k, job hopping guy is spot on
The gap between students' salary expectations and reality is concerning
For comp sci they’re pretty much on point. Most CS majors get on average 80k entry level in the dmv area
They're really not that far off. Maybe 5-10k off max. They're in an expensive city. I was in Milwaukee getting 65k in 2015 with mechanical engineering.
The gap is pretty small. Most of these skills are in high demand, particularly cyber security guy. He'll probably get 90.
Comp sci is accurate is they go to GMU near Fairfax/DC (I’m about to go to GMU!!) people work those degrees make bank, entry level is 70k-90k typically
@@aarondrossart6026 I'm studying mechanical engineering too. How much do you make now, if you're comfortable in answering
These are completely realistic for the DMV lol
Girl is actually passionate
The $1,700/mo woman must live with her parents. Rent is SO expensive here
She is an international kid with a Chinese accent
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In their home country, earning $800 a months out of university is a very big deal.
So, i don't blame her.
@@jensenraylight8011 it's the same in my country I.e. Nepal. But I hardly think its the case in other developed countries
People are so shocked the artist couldn’t think of a salary but that’s just the reality of being an artist in general. Artists work off of clients and commissions and if they do work for like a company or studio, the starting rate is like 15k at most. So saying 1.7k a month is actually pretty reasonable when you think about it.
This short just gave me back the motivation to study I’m a first year comp science student and I had been procrastinating a lot I’m hoping to get done with my assignments today and start getting back on track for my goals and future
Yeah you can do it !!
yeahhh I’m rooting for you!! you’ve got this!! ❤
I got an offer of 130k in dmv area as new grad. Comp science is where the money is at
Maybe you have ADHD. This sounds like me with my CS degree. I'm 2nd year master's student. Good luck.
@@FableCountry dont go around suggesting diagnosis to random people on the internet bro
Now these people are realistic, better than the community college video
Lop what did they say there?
@@MaximusTheChosenOne th-cam.com/users/shortswBhWEliUciY?feature=share
@@MaximusTheChosenOne everyone assumed 70k+ and their majors were not comp sci
@@Lucy-wc5vf gmu is 20 mins off of DC, lots of jobs and internships available. It’s pretty realistic
The Howard U video was even worse, I think all but one said 6 figures. There was even a 300k in there I believe
Man said it. Job hopping is the key
In another countries (like mine, Peru) when people ask you about your salary you answer what you get paid monthly. The US is the only country that I know that answers that question with their anual amount. The first time that I heard it I was very confused lol
You are taxed annually on your income, which means your deductibles are annual as well. Your annual gross income is more indicative of your net income than your monthly gross income
@@thor.mukbang still weird as fuck to be doing annual. Literally everywhere else it's monthly because that's how you judge daily expenses and lifestyle standard better
@@youtopia2621 it’s annual most places
@@youtopia2621 its annual in india and China too
In Britain you say your annual pay if you’re in a salaried position , or more likely your hourly rate if you receive a wage.
I made $34k my first job out of graduate school. And it wasn't THAT long ago. Of course I was hoping for a million bucks a year.
Same, I finished a masters in Business analytics in 2021 and couldn’t find a job for 10 months. I had one offer 25-30 an hour but didn’t take it because of company reputation and I thought I deserved 70-80k out the gate.
Had to take a job that made $28-$30k for 6 months out of desperation. I’m at another job now making over 80k so we are all good now. But listening to some of these kids, the expectations might be a little high for entry level.
@@mokah5619 , glad to hear you found something higher paying!
@@mokah5619 Computer science majors usually get paid no less than 70k in the US entry level. The cyber security guy is spot on as well due to high demand. Those classes are no joke, which is why they are one of the hardest degrees to get and pay so much. I assume these kids have done their research though
Love this, you should come to georgetown and see the difference between the business students and government students, it should be really interesting!
I got my degree in psychology and my first job paid very little maybe about 25k and I was dealing with a really tough population. I currently work in psychiatric research at a private university and still make less than 40k. The only nice thing about where I work now is that the people are chill and the doctors I work with are nice and also I have and office with a door that automatically locks😅
Why do people like to hate on other peoples passions? Just because she doesn’t care about making a lot of money doesn’t mean she’s rich and doesn’t mean she’s stupid. artist is very important and rich, part of our culture and many people that make it sacrifice a lot to be able to.
As a recruiter, this peeps are in for a rude awakening 😊
honestly, it's my dream to save enough money so that my child can study painting if they want to.
When u do what u love money will come I love that she hasn't even thought of how much she will make
“I’ve never thought about it” girl
different people have different priorities in life
shocker, I know
If you're going into the creative field you kinda actively avoid thinking about it because you're gonna get so underpaid 🤠
@@KreskizKi I like art but I still think about finances. If someone's paying tuition and has already chosen their major but has never thought about finances they're doing something wrong.
@@KreskizKi She thinks that way and then becomes a frustrated feminist who spends all day on Twitter complaining that she makes less money than men.
They really think they can make that much straight out of college when they have to compete with students from Georgetown, American, George Washington, U Virginia, and U Maryland 💀
it's just so funny how ppl go to colleges ranked higher just for the prestige. unless you're in an ivy, it doesn't even matter because my coworker graduated from a university somewhere in Dominica and here we are making the same $120k salary
Put of all those schools only George Washington and University of Maryland can compete in tech networking. So no, they are competing with people of the same degree and level of network not the schools themselves.
Ah my alma mater. But it’s also funny how optimistic some of these kids are. Life doesnt work like that
These are the majority most realistic I've seen yet 😂 this school seems down to Earth
That's my university... so weird seeing this rn lolol
I go to gmu too, had to take a double take bc I was about to skip the vid lol
Same lol, I thought this was an ad for a second
They are gonna be disappointed at least that art girl is realistic
I doubt it for the cs majors, especially in their area and nationwide 70-90k is pretty accurate
The cs majors are very accurate. Its arpund 70 to 90k entry for software and other engineering discipline. Im 5 years in with a eletrical engineering degree doing firmware and making 130k in wisconsin which is really good for a low income state.
I think these are pretty realistic expectations. I've seen quite a few of my friends with CS degrees clearing 75k first year and now mid 100s 4 years later. I graduated with a Liberal Arts degree and just took what came to me and making pretty good money, but nothing related to my degree. If your open to work, hard working, network and talk to friends, you can find a way to a good job, degree or not.
Brilliant advice!
Lmao I already feel so bad for these kids, that first paycheck is really gonna hurt
I thought I would get 60k when I graduated, I got 30k. 2008s recession. Applied to hundreds of jobs.
Computer science degrees pay well though
@@grealish2234 they do, but it heavily depends on location. For example, entry level software engineer in NYC you can expect 90k-100k (which for NYC isn't really that much), but if you go somewhere like Albany, NY you can only expect about 55k-65k maybe a few in the 70s
@@davidroman2594 not an American and hence asking this question. Why don't more Americans study computer science?
@@grealish2234 it's becoming a lot more common in the US, but it's also pretty difficult. But with a lot of the information becoming available for free or way cheaper than college, it's becoming even more common
Y’all be looking down on art but everything relies on art, every budiling you go in, TV you watch, stop. Yes maybe she is privileged and painting doesn’t earn much, but we need art in our world.
@@ultsarin gotta disagree man, art is one of the only things that cannot be replaced by computers, originality is never replaceable, just like you can never ever replace performing arts with robots.
@@ultsarin that’s right and very sad, just know ur art is always special even if it means taking a side hustled. Wanted to be an artist since and got a bunch of friends going to art school, so I know how you feel, it’s hard man.
Man said DC is a nice place to live…. 😅
Have you ever been to the DC-area? There are great places to live in and around the city if you're making as much as he said he's hoping to make
DC got gentrified a while ago
Northern Virginia is a nice place to live. Dc is just overpriced
@@cloutfisher7714 I work in DC, I love 20-30 minutes away, grew up outside of DC… DC is entirely a mess of a city I could write an essay on this topic
northern virginia is a wonderful place to live, some areas can be a bit expensive but you just have to find the right place
Im hoping to make enough money that I can afford food and rent every month and that's about all I'm expecting
Her hair is so smooth and shiny😭😭😭 im jealous
Im applying to george mason rn, but watching this stresses me out thinking out what i want to major in.
Cybersecurity Engineering
@@HeliosDarks why tho? I was thinking of computer engineering.
@@messylili2667 Any tech-related degree and you'll be good!! Computer Engineering is a good choice as well. You got this 💪
You can always change it if you change your mind. In the beginning you can just do core classes that don’t have to do with your major. Mason is good for a lot of things but especially tech jobs
the optimism. rude awakening impending.
i am less than a year away from graduating college with a bachelors degree in art. i did not once think about how much i would make when i graduated, although i had the expectation that it would not be much. i am going to become a teacher so i have now been looking into local salaries, hoping to make 45k if i can land a job in the county i’m currently living in
These employers are going to rob thee kids blind. The starting point for salaries in the D.C area need to start at 80K in tech.
There isnt much “tech” in Dc only cyber security companies out of the district
As an artist myself you can make a living. I make middle class income while I know Artist starving and some living and pent houses. Most of us don’t brag about it like other art forms.
What do you do and how much do you earn?
@@najihaputeri3016 It varies 3,000 to 5,000. It’s my first year full time.honestly the first 6 months was rough but it gets better. iWork many jobs and commissions. Thank God I’m using thumbtack
@@catt8152 the first job is always hard. are you an installation artist since you mentioned thumbtacks? I think that salary range is a good start.
I wish, their dreams come true!!
Comp sci major at GMU here, I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE BAG!! ✊✊📈
💯💯💯💯💯😂😂
Studying for 310 and 367 rn 😭😭
I’m shocked at all these rude comments. You guys don’t even know the girl and here you are assuming everything. Not everyone has to be passionate about Stem. Don’t let people tell you what you have to do just to make money. Sure, it will be tough off 1700 a month, but don’t tear people down who dared to dream.
They were actually realistic unlike other videos I’ve seen where they are like “I wanna be making $300k when I graduate”
Wtf come back again.I don’t have a class on Friday
Yeah of course I wasn’t on campus that day.
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I did biochem
Imagine my shock when
1. I was offered $14 an hour WITH a bs
2. Couldn't be hired as a scientist because I need a phd or 7+ years experience
All throughout undergraduate school they said we were scientists
Unless you get amazing internships, best you'll get is lab tech
I started at 50k and now I'm making 85k 2 years later
No one tells you that if you don't go back to school you'll just end up in pharma or healthcare
I had the same problem. Economics major, minor in management, associates in business administration. Little did I know that the competition for jobs is INSANE. I applied to hundreds of places. Had incredible internships, 3.5 GPA, was an All American athlete. Had no shot. Couldn't even get a job in the career field I wanted. Couple years later I got a job as an apprentice Lineman for a massive utility company. Now I make over 400K a year, crazy benefits, 401k, pension, etc. I work with guys who don't even have a college degree. They're 24 making this kind of money. Trades seem to be an extremely overlooked career. I was told when I was in highschool if I didn't go to college or went into the trades I wouldn't make much money. Now I regret college and pissed I spent so much money for nothing.
The first couple are set. One will build a product and the other will market it. 🤑
Alumni Sky Champion on Powamoto ☝says GMU is #1 Communications Dept #1 ✊
Jesus CS has gotten such a huge grip to the balls on people.
And the jealous people as well.
The videos where you ask employed people what they make are better than the videos where you ask college kids what they think. Imagine if Daniel Mack asked people in Hondas and Toyotas what their favorite cool car was instead of asking folks in cool cars questions... yeah, it's like that.
Cool
cool story bro
Entry level.. 90-95.. What in the world..
cyber security is hot..you dont even need a degree.
@@SynACK244 Brah no, just no. Don't let media fool you. InfoSec is not easy to get into, and when you are just starting out the pay is low, just like everywhere else. BTW you don't often START in InfoSec. You work in Help Desk or some level of Ops then pivot into InfoSec once you can add some value. (Years later) This creates misleading info on InfoSec pay and barrier of entry.
In comp science it is possible, I got an offer of 130k in dmv area as new grad
For cyber security it’s reasonable. I’m in it right now and I know people that are starting off with $120K.
Yep, that an art student.
Comp sci generally starts well over 70 starting if you study leetcode - many start in the 100-130 range fresh out of college.
Job hopping is how I got the most amazing job I’ve ever had.
Now they need to visit your other post to see how much ppl in those fields actually make.
Computer science is going to be oversaturated soon. Good luck.
fr lol
Already laying people off in DROVES.
holy, in Egypt no one is gonna be expecting more than a 1000$🤷♂️
GMU alum here. I regret going there considering what I was studying, but the one guy is right, it is a good place for internships for people going into certain fields.
what did you study
how can you not think about that
Lol
Some peoples lives are that cushy.
It’s called love for art. Something you and I could never understand 😢
@@Saltpeanutss so true
As an art student i relate a LOT to the 2nd girl, don’t know how much i’ll make later when i get paid for doing so but i trust the process! Hopefully doing what i love gets me somewhere ✨ P.S. i’m not a rich person like any other art kids
Hannah we love the videos as much as you love mayonnaise !
Been outta highschool for just over a year, no college or anything, and currently making 90k… college isn’t everything
What’s your career?
@@AK10. working at a factory, took a lot of time and hard work to get in there, but it pays off in the end
@@reidduffy4269 that’s awesome man! Big W
I love DC! I’m a teacher and get paid decently here.
Best city in the USA in my opinion lol
@@cloutfisher7714 what about Chicago
@@pratyakshyt I'm sure Chicago is awesome too, but DC is my favorite. I've never been to Chicago
me looking at entry 30-40k max 👁️👄👁️
The art girl was so sweet
Marketing and business analytics going into 90k 😂 I just didn’t that degree… either they can afford to stack on internships instead of waiting tables in school (and still get lucky), or they’re in a ridiculously high expense area. In Atlanta, entry level business positions that pay over 60k basically don’t exist, and in my little Appalachian town I had to settle for a “sales” job just to make over 45k
most if them will have a rude awakening after graduation.. the asian girl was modest when she said at least 1,700 a month….
Would companies trust you if you plan job hopping? I mean when they see your CV when applying?
Actually it’s every common in his field to job hopping . They say change company’s every two years .
Why do you need your company to trust you? You're not marrying the company. You just need them to pay you on time for as long as you're working there. Workers know the company will fire them if it improves their bottom-line, and companies know the worker will move on the moment they get a better offer. That's exactly how it should be.
@@zetaforever4953 Have you experienced being at the bottom? No money, no food and don't know if you can pay the rent for the month? Many people have suffered in life so when they get a job they are very thankful to it.
@@holyconcertking lol sure. I've experienced financial hardships and been grateful for income. I've had fantastic bosses and terrible ones. And i treated them all accordingly. I stayed at a job for six months more than I planned to as a favor to a manager who was kind to me and helped me when I needed it.
But I've never been so grateful that I'd put my 'loyalty' to a corporation over my own career growth and financial well-being. I can't even imagine what that'd feel like. I don't think any company has ever been so grateful to me they'd take a loss to give me a pay raise.
Because there are more jobs than qualified people
So he can one up companies
These folks are in for a shock
these "what are you hoping to make" vids are pointless.
so what if i'm hoping to make 100k, 1 mil - who cares. only actual, current job salaries are useful
All the CS majors underestimated
O the difference between Art and IT folk. Well we know who just in it for the money 🤑
I am in marketing and 60k is a reasonable salary for a starting position
I'm hoping to get 10k a year... but the best I've done is only 3k in a year.
Last guy is so cute
It's sad because 60-80k a year is like 40-60 after taxes. How the heck can anyone live comfortably off that income. Inflation and taxes are insane with this administration and its only going to get worse. On top of that, these kiddos are starting their lives off with 10s of thousands in debt. It will take them 20 years to pay it off.
That is true the more you make the higher taxes you pay
@@ConsumptiveSoul that’s why you shouldn’t pay taxes. Say no to taxes
@@imt3206 but then how would u get free public education, free health care, roads and highways.
@@BlackonBlackE46 roads and highways could be paid like you pay the subway. Free education and health services? Fuck it!
You shouldn’t paid for that shit unless you use them.
Some of these comments think the CS majors are overestimating but they're really not lol. Tech pays a ton and "lower paying" industries like aerospace in low cost-of-living areas still pay software engineers a minimum of 70k
Exactly!!
I studied business and hold an MBA. My first salary was 17k granted 17 years ago. That same job pays 38k today. So the college kids expectations are a bit out there.
A comp sci degree easily gets you 70-90k if in a major city
I graduated on '16 and my pay was 75k,
You have no clue how valuable a cs degree is. The others are definitely high balling it though
The salary for the computer science and cyber security is somewhat accurate. However, the field is oversaturated and becoming competitive. Also, it seems like a decent amount of people are leaving their current careers to get into computer science right now.
NAURR MY CLASSMATE HERE OOO
I have never seen a big four firm auditor on her channel, how is it even possible?
I am one and I’m leaving after a year. It’s so bad right now.
@@jameshusentoff2953 Thanks James and best of luck, this is my 11th year in the profession and I am really tired of the work life balance.
@@uhshd1671 I’m leaving to go work in financial due diligence. At least it’s more interesting work. The WLB isn’t much better but pay is better and more interesting.
These people are living in a dream. Good luck with all that. You might earn that in a very expensive zipcode which you end us save little to nothing.
1700 a month is 20,400 a year
The second girl is for sure the child of a millionaire
I wish people taught them that even with the degree jobs still will start you off at entry level pay smh and typically entree level is not 70-80 k
For comp sci it definitely is specially in a major metro area
@@mohtalk I live in a metro area in the state I’m in and I am not searching for a job that pays what bls.gov is stating but everyone that I talk to is only giving 30-40 k a year for me to start off and I am a newly graduate as a RN…mind you my grades are great as well, the job I have now pays more than that…I’ve had a job interview where he stated that they would have to start me off with that pay because that is what typical entry level makes but they promised to increase the pay later
@@mina2719 for comp sci if you don’t make 60k min starting, you’re doing it wrong, 100k+ starting if you are in a HCOL area like Silicon Valley
1700 a month? Are you kidding me?? What can you do with 1700 a month 😭
Yea I’m an electrical engineer and I get paid 50k😟😟
Ohh
How?
CS grads from decent universities can make 180k easy bro
1700 a month??? Where are you living
I salute Computer science/Cyber Security guys
This was pretty realistic. What wasn’t were the Howard students all expecting to make 6 figures
That Asian girl said seventy hundred not seventeen.
best of luck to everyone!
Just so you all know… 1) computer science is an extremely oversaturated and competitive field… entry level you are going to be closer to 50-60k until you have experience (which is what they care about).
2) job hopping to hunt higher salaries is a great way to burn bridges and never find a good job…. Tech companies talk…. They WILL call your former employer and they will want to know why you left.
5 jobs in 5 years is not a good thing on a resume… a company likes to see consistency and dedication to your craft… not a salary hunter.
This is such bullshit lmfao job hopping is so common in tech and there are so many tech companies, they don't care at all. The salaries are bumping up because tech people leave when they find better opportunities so companies have to compete to keep competent employees. IDK where the hell you're getting your info
The second woman is kind of goals. She never thought about it so I'm guessing she's.... comfortable 😉 ya know
Tf...
I’m from Virginia and know this college .
And you can’t live here making 60k it’s just bad.
So the best is to study a career that makes more than 70k a year to live fairly better than everyone else here.
I’m going into sonography next year and I hope to earn 80k or more which will most likely happen because the percentage rate for sonographers will go up a ton and I’ve seen they’ll be willing to pay 90k a year and give a 4K bonus if you sign up so yuh.
I’m a senior in highschool and I just wanted to say this for others who also live in Virginia like me to start thinking of their careers cause 60k a year won’t do much here.
Ik but for first job it’s good. Plus your pay will go up fast in cs related job that 30k can go up to 300k real quick talking from experience lol
I'm from Australia and don't know this college.
You can easily live here without working because we have the dole.
So the best thing to do here is get a high value trade, particularly a dual trade.
I finish my apprenticeship next year. Entry level is roughly 140k AUD, however, with skill shortages that is plenty of opportunity for overtime. My tradesmen all made over 200kaud. last year on apprentice wages I was able to make $100k AUD.
I just wanted to say this for others because this type of physical labor both grows you mentally and physically. Allows you to work on your own property legally and others. Has plenty of room to grow career wise and gets you earning money straight out of school and not accrue any debt which leaves more saving for investing.
well they’re just talking about entry level salary, it will definitely go up the longer they stay/have more job experience
How much you make depends COMPLETELY on where you live.
If I sell paintings and work as a teacher hopefully I'll make more than 1700 a month, however 1300 or similar should be fine too since here it's not as expensive 😭
Meanwhile, I just hope to own businesses or sth and just be chilling LOL
Poor guy, wants to make 90-95 dollars 😔