5 HIGHEST Paying ART DEGREES
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Hold so Graphic Design underrated😂
Do one for graphic design dude like everything for graphic design in 2020!
@@yashjhaveri8306 Stay tuned for that
Please make a video on kinesiology & sports management.
Fashion design / music technology
art jobs are basically a war between artist
Hehe so true! I personally just draw as a hobby! I used to post on social media but now I don’t even do that!!!! I rather draw for myself
@@honyagummy5131 yea it's too competitive, i stopped posting my art on social media years ago
@@ro-omgz6599yeah competiton is Crazy
After talking to a few animation majors, I think it's worth noting on that degree that (at least at the universities in my general area) animation is a HIGHLY competitive major. Like it's hard to even stay in the major because it's so ridiculously competitive O_O and you end up seeing your peers as enemies more than peers. But if you can handle the heat it's probably fairly good at least in terms of art degrees :3
Thanks for your input Brenan
this is why i plan on going to art school for a associates after i get my business degree 😅 Animation is my dream job but the fact that is extremely competitive and hard to find not to mentioned you get overworked a lot just make me think if i can really handle it
Would you recommend a 3D animation major to someone that doesn’t even know how to draw?
@@brianarubio2928 I definitely would if you believe you can improve your art!! Just know you’ll be drawing almost everyday for like 5 hours or more. But don’t let this overwhelm you I would definitely recommend going into the field if it fascinates you. Most drawing in animation is done in computers after your drawing sketches are done so I’ll be better than your actual drawing.
Is it possible to go into animation industry if you didn’t pursue an animation or related fine arts major? I agree with Shane, sadly many art majors struggle to meet ends with debt as opposed to other majors. Currently studying information systems because I want to make sure I have a stable job, but animation was my past dream job when I was young. Was wondering if I could consider alternatives to animation bachelors, I don’t know if it’s worth the debt for an art major.
Lots of hate in the comments. I’m sure they’re all physicists and chemists to be criticizing, right? 🤔
I would say UX/UI or Product Design, Web Design, Visual Design, Art Direction, Creative Direction, Marketing Management, and 3D Artist makes the most.
I think this video is kinda unfilfulling? Art degrees are often about application and knowing how to do things. I've been taught that it doesnt matter what your degree is titled as if you learn the skills. At the same time, this video doesnt explain what medium or technique would get you a job. Animation programs for instance arent always taught with 3D programs, like many industries are making it the standard. This video is just comparing the salary and stats without any of the depth or what you actually do.
Good point
This is a good video bro! You covered some really important points about choosing an art degree
Glad you think so!
Love it when you do a 30 day challenge, Keep uploading.
Thank you! Will do!
@@ShaneHummus I will study in bachelor of arts ,there's subject including political science ,philosophy , economics ,history and many but I dnt know which one has more theory ,cause I hate math and also find a good job if I complete this ba degree
He researched this in less then 24hrs 🤣😅. I love art but not something I’ll go to college for, most of those degrees you can learn by finding someone who is willing to teach you in private as an apprentice 🤷🏽♀️.
Exactly! We all love art but not worth a college loan.
Exactly. I went to college for Graphic Design and it was an absolute waste of money and time. Highly competitive, impossible to keep up.
I just graduated and i dont know what to do next so you are really helping me right now
Thanks for uploading.
You're welcome
Simple & to the point 💯💯
Thanks for your feedback Martin
can you do a video relating to environmental science degree? I've been researching but its I still need a second opinion. Love your channel by the way.
Architecture is a 5 year degree so take this into consideration. Also you could've added, Web Designer as an art not really computer science required. Graphic Design. Human Computer Interaction which basically leads to a job in UX Design.
Thanks for your input
Can I ask about what degrees will lead to become a UX Research :)? Is it more related to cognitive function degree or HCI?
Graphic design is still useful
I know it is broadly covered by digital design but what about web design, UX/UI design etc..? Because they make you learn front end web development and programming (at least at my university) it should be a separate entry I think.
Noted Michael. I might make a separate video for that
I love the 1337 and 9001 easter eggs in your "make sure to subscribe" intro 😂😂😂
Thank you for noticing this lol
as a designer for 10 years now , I can say you can actually make more than what is listed here depending on how many years of experience you have and what skills you have.. trust me there are art jobs where you make 100k a year and even 180k a year ... experience is the key and your skills not really a degree most of the time .... the more you can do besides making things look pretty , the higher your pay
Thanks for sharing that Prince. Cheers!
Sir I need some help with choosing what art to choose exactly and I want to find a stable job with nice amount of income on it
@@meghnachetry4992 stays away from fine art or illustration, get into more technical design, Package design, interior design,Cad design, UI/UX design, then build your skills gain experience 5 years etc than you can get higher pay. if you love to draw you don't need experience or a degree to do that, just skill
@@msg360 thanks a lot
@@meghnachetry4992 your welcome Meghna
So glad u uploaded this. I'm stuck in between architecture and art.
Thanks for watching
Pov you realise that life is going by so quick i love the advice i have chosen to do something along the lines of digital art im great at it but do you have any recommendations for like jobs itself thats the part that itches me
i watched few of your videos and i never heard you mention criminal justice major i would love to hear your thoughts about it
I was wondering if you could do a video specifically on architecture 🤔 I’ve heard a lot of bad things about it but also a lot of good things
I heard it's just a lot of projects and kind of a stressful environment but if you commit then there's a high payoff
It's basically engineering and the arts combine, one of the hardest majors. As an architect major myself I couldn't handle the pressures of the projects, research and drawings all at the same time that's why I'm shifting to another major. It's expensive, stressful as hell. Isn't worth it in my opinion as it takes 5+yrs to study another 2yrs of internship and the board exam, it takes at least 10yrs before you can officially call yourself an Architect (Ar. Your name) yet you still can't design a house by yourself as you need to an apprentice under a senior architect. It's also highly competitive especially with engineers who are overtaking jobs as design and art is mostly looked down upon and disregarded for the budget. So I highly advice you to interview architecture students and if you can watch the process of students and architects alike if this is truly what you want. Good luck
LOL....I got my master's in Architecture and after 2 years in the field I am proudly going to try becoming a 3D Environmental Artist.
In architecture, the career has VERY LITTLE creative opportunities that mostly consists of code requirements, cost reductions, wall detailing, and meeting with other consultants that you know nothing about (civil, MEP, engineers). Salary is a little higher but the workload is also very high. I pass by the project managers (5 years experience?) and their calendars are full of meetings all day every day. It is awesome working with REAL buildings, it is a highly respected career that you can throw out at any social gathering, site visits are so fun, but in the end if creativity is your highest skill, I would advise to be careful and think what would best suit yourself. College is all creative work, but the firm office is not. Projects take 3 to 20 years to start and finish, but as a 3D Environmental artist I am expecting it to take days to weeks to finish a building from start to finish. Usually, architecture firms are only in production, so the design firm hires an architecture firm (you) to do the construction details. Also, architects are FAR from rich, just like any other career. 2022 now just expect 60K at any major city, 70K, maybe a project manager level?
Don't get me wrong, I'm expecting negative not-so-fun situations as a 3D artist as well but if I'm having fun creating a Revit family and feeling depressed doing everything else, something is wrong there. So do career research (not college research) and follow your heart!
@@anymayonnaise1376 So I agree with this comment but I would not seek guidance from college students. College is VERY different from the career field. College consists of Pre-design and schematic design work, while in the career you have 5 more phases of design that do not have anything to do with nearly all the education you learn in college.
@@TheAndrewBen yeah it’s been awhile since I wrote this comment (I was 14, now I’m 16). I’m aware architecture isn’t really a high paying thing, and I probably won’t enjoy it anyways. Probably gonna become a software engineer or something similar that can take me 4 years. I’ve learned a few programming languages and I’ve enjoyed it so far.
Animation and Digital Art seems really cool I would love to try when I go to Canada‼️
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You should do a tier of the 50-100 - not the top 50 - best university for computer science
Noted Jesus
what is your opinion on double majoring/double minoring(if that's correct English lol) I've thought about doing a minor but didn't know if double majoring would be more beneficial
I love art and do wanna make it my career, but I am not going into student debt to get a bachelor's degree in it and waste 4 years of my life and money. The most I'll be doing is getting a certification which is cheap and at least better than just a highschool diploma and the classes will actually be useful to me and I'm getting my money's worth. Although do you think certifications in general are worth it or should someone still reach for that degree? I'm curious but not sure if you've answered this question already
Im currently in junior college for business and upon transferring and finishing my degree in business i do plan on getting some sort of associates or certificate in animation or digital art and maybe have a side hustle in selling pieces
I just felt curious, please make a video for top degrees for a person who is currently working/ have a job or part time job/ is flexible
Noted
Atleast you there's 5 to choose from. Thanks for making this video Shane
Welcome
Shane before making this video: “They called me a madman.”
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Where the heck is the TH-cam major?
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Communications? Lol idk
2:40 Architecture. Year 2022 as of writing this comment. If an INTERNSHIP pays $48k a year, fine. But for entry level after you received your degree, you should have a MINIMUM $55k. Ask your college classmates what they are earning so you can compare to see if you are being handed a low salary. The AIA website has multiple spreadsheets of the average pay in every US city, of every position.
I'm surprised you didn't talk about Arts Management
I might do so in the future
THANK YOU I NEED THIS VIDEO 👹👹
I'm a 2D digital artist... Right now, digital art is still considered as "fledgling" as it is only starting to be more accepted as an alternative to traditional canvas and paint, thanks to the more extensive gaming and other different CGI applications out there now... Those whom have been biding their time by honing their digital art skills sharp while much of the art community has been busy "digging the wax from their brains" about the concept of digital art in general for the last 20 years, can look forward to some serious growth in the future, especially with 3D skills, so keep plugging away!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this. Cheers!
Thank you Shane hummus
When he said, “This will be a short video” it felt like an attack
Can you do a video on music therapy?
I love this guy
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Can someone give me advice on what i should do, i’m only in 10th grade and i want to become a digital artist, i want to do animation or illustration. Right now my goal is to become a freelance artist and create my own story and illustrate myself
I am exactly like u except I am 11th grade so i need the same advice 😂
Exactly like you in 12th grade, no joke.
Im in your position but im a freshman at Community College getting my business degree so i can transfer. I would say try earning a certification or associates in Animation or digital art. Animation itself is extremely competitive and if you plan on being a freelance artist it really shouldn't matter if you pursue it as a degree as most animators or people who go to art school say they learned better based off youtube tutorials or online and friends i feel like art school is there for the connection but yet again most of those connections come from prestigious and expensive school like CalArts, School of Visual Arts, Ringling college of Art, etc. Most of the time it depends on your demo reel/animation short since it helps stands out your quality and capability. this is my advice so dont be discouraged plz if you have what it takes go for it i mean you only live once
I'm in high school right now and I am still confused about choosing a major, one thing I can suggest is that you should start learning anything that you want to do in the future, and you should start NOW. Once you learn things you'll slowly get to know what you enjoy more and this will help you choose a major in the future.
Good luck
I got a degree in Digital Arts and lots of people say it can get you in Marketing don't know if this is true but lots of people in marketing want experience in new tools.
when you said the video was gonna be quick I thought you were joking lol
Haha that was for real
These five degrees on this view are all my main focuses
Hey Shane, can you make a video on the least stressful careers? I work at Burger King and I HATE all this running around trying to get on time somewhere. I dont mind paying for college since I live in Europe and its pretty cheap but I dont mind getting an associate's degree either. Please help :(
Noted! Stay tuned for that
Working in the food industry is more stressful than being an Architect. I'd rather work with people I am familiar with. Working with people (customers) that I have never met before, every 5 minutes of the day, can be extremely stressful because you have no idea what to expect every single time.
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Is bachelor in visual communication design worth it? Because right now this degree cost me alot. Although I've done some courses.
im kind of still worried about going into design after watching this video , shane. Im also suprised UI/UX design wasnt on the list too. what do you think about graphic/UI/UX design?
Hey Marypaula, I might make a solo video about graphic/UI/UX design. Kindly stay tuned for that
@@ShaneHummus hi shane did you make this video
Wow this is a super short video, then again its for art degrees so not surprised haha
I know, right? 😅
My little brother is thinking about graphic design/animation, anyone got any tips?
Art Degree Tier List (Art Majors RANKED!)
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What are you guys thoughts on Media Arts?
Did you watch the video?
Animations is very hard
Commenting for the algorithm
What about UX and UI designing
Stay tuned for that
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Thank You!
I've been watching you awhile(not in a creepy way)and noticed that i haven't subscribe yet soooo.......
Hit the sub button and let's make it official 😂
Interesting but short video 😦
Thanks for watching Israel
Who TH-cam be considered art? Cause i kinda feel like it is... sometimes... oh what TH-cam isn't a degree🤔
Haha right
is this still relevant with AI?
The best art "degree" is not getting an art degree in the first place
Wow that's deep
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Really funny lol
Thanks for watching
As a disney-sexual I am highly offended by how short this video is😡😡
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I'll take 5 thanks 😂
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Lmao
Put best business degree as of 2021
I might do that in the future. Thanks for your suggestion
The thing about art is it’s highly depends on ur talent (I mean my ur imagination and creativity level) more than skills! That’s what makes u stand out. A lot of time u don’t need bachelor’s degree, u will be good by online courses/classes or associate degree! All left it depends on how u put urself out there( ur marketing skills) and ur uniqueness! Yup it’s competitive but it’s just like singers, actors, comedians, it’s not easy but special ones can! Just my personal opinion! And the money is much more for some of them I guess because some of them have their own business and make more that that! All these are my opinion and what I’ve seen, ofc he knows more haha, so don’t take it seriously 😐
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