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UPDATE! Single mom. Now, 49 and only 5 classes left to attain my Bachelor’s in Business with a Marketing Certificate! I’ll continue for the 18 months to attain a Masters in Cybersecurity!
I don't recommend that route. IT/Tech is in really bad shape right now and cutting a lot of workers. If you're really set on doing cybersecurity, get some certifications first then test the job market and hopefully you land a job and your employer will help pay for your masters degree. Just be aware, there are a lot of changes going on in IT/Tech right now and none of them are positive for workers. I know this is a wild suggestion but you might consider a trade, like an electrician. Again, I highly recommend you first test the market by getting some security certs before you take on a ton of debt getting a masters only to find there are no jobs. Good luck!
@@laughexplosion she's female so she has slightly better odds of landing a job. Forget it if your a white male. Still, the IT job market is terrible. Would love to hear updates though!
@@TheWarhammerJunkiesbuddy you can become a solutions architect and work less than 40 hrs a week and still get paid 450k and above. Best major if you want to retire early.
@@shubhankarchakraborty76 get a masters degree in MIS, because you don’t want to be like sam altman, a compsci major who doesn’t know jack shit about IT business, hence he got ousted in Open AI
@@benito8596 it’s been good so far. I’m a transfer student coming from a medical background so even as a sophomore I’m just starting my compsci classes. It’s going okay so far. Calculus is rough but that’s expected
There is a new degree on the market right now, some universities do have them, it's called Cloud Computing, there is a lot of overlap with CS but just focus more on Cloud technologies and Data.
As a Information tech management major, I will say it's more business than technology and it is the exact same thing as Management Information Systems.. The curriculum is the exact same
MIS does have more tech focused courses than ITM does. MIS is more for people who aren't sure what they want to do in IT so they want as many options as possible. ITM is for people who want to know how to use technology to better the performance of a business.
I think for IT you’re kinda misunderstanding the degree. Now I might be completely wrong and maybe it’s a specific thing to my Uni but IT at my college is more or less a less hard CS degree. Most ppl who graduate more or less go into the same careers
same here i saw the major courses myself and compared them we only had like 3 diff courses but overall every single course was the same, they are the most general majors in our ccis college and both majors have the same jobs so yeah he is wrong
Psych major -MIS master’s candidate!!!!!!! I couldn’t be happier! Psychology degrees are valuable within Healthcare, government jobs, and administration. However-I plan to expand big time. MIS can take you so places. I plan to stay rooted within healthcare though, so much opportunity! Your vids are great and should be shown by every university admissions counselor!
I’m currently working in Helpdesk Doing calculus for my CS degree And yes Course Careers from Josh and A+ will def get u a job I realized a little late that I didn’t need an IT degree although it didn’t hurt
Another great route is majoring in Information Technology Management and minoring in Computer Science or just software programming, so you can assess buggy software while administrating technology. That could help you climb the ladder of management in an IT department.
Currently a non traditional psych major trying to return and simply double major and get my journey started. I’m pray I get this it help desk job, I’ll also try using course careers . Anything to get me out of my moms house 🙏🏾
I highly recommend Course Careers or Josh Madakors channel He’s the instructor and he literally gives you all the tools u need It’s totally worth it Actually employers will be very impressed that you taught yourself this stuff on your own
I'm doing a degree apprenticeship in the UK. Applied Digital Technology with a Software Engineering specialism. It's broad, covering software, cyber sec, data analytics, infrastructure, automation, devops, and business type stuff like project management and digital strategy. I like that it exposes me to a bunch of pathways.
My brother does one of these and now he's studying entry level cybersecurity. Way too many options and varieties for me. I'm not really good with computer stuff unless it's industrial graphic design and AutoCAD.
So Chat gpt recently came out, and I have been so facinated with the world of AI but as a systemscience bachelor student, i'm worried that small scale coding might become obselete in the future, do you think that pursuing a further education in the field of AI would be a good choice in terms of financial stability / job opportunities in the future?
9/10 big tech companies have messed up data qualities and need data engineers to clean their pipelines. Even if there’s AI, it will take years(after your life here on earth) to actually replace tech jobs
36 and just going through a divorce, worked in real estated for a decade but the client stress became to much. I am going to go to school and i am thinking computer science.
I love IT and switched out of accounting. I’m at SNHU in IT but trying to decide if my concentration should be CS or Data analysis (CS seems more useful but data sounds interesting too).
I think the cybersecurity degree should’ve been B tier and IT degrees A tier because IT degrees can be used to apply for the same cybersecurity jobs but flexible enough to try other tech areas. Cybersecurity degrees are good but alone, they are mainly for that specific field and limits one from other opportunities.
Is it really worth getting a bachelors in cyber security/information assurance over IT? Everyone always screams down your throat that cyber security isn’t entry level and you’ll never get hired
I guess the idea is if you’re taught CS fundamental you can pick up the analytics component. Speaking as a CS grad who pivoted into analytics and now working as an Analytics Engineer. Great career for anyone with the inclination.
Depends on what your idea of data science is. If you mean data science as in the data field then yes, a data analytics degree can be helpful. In terms of data science as in predictive analysis then statistics or math, a more quantitative major is vastly superior to a data analytics degree.
@@sayitamilliontimes7125 I think CS skills aren’t really needed for most analytics jobs. You’re not wrong that analytics skills can be picked up on the job but most places only really ever require excel to do a data analytics job. Now good analysts will probably have either python or R, and viz software in their toolkit but that’s besides the point. Now if your going to be a ML engineer or Data engineer then yes CS is prob very useful. For data science… not necessarily as much but some would be useful ig. But even then not as much as a stats background
I want to go for a tech degree so bad. Especially since I can go to college for free with my GI Bill. I just feel as though I am not smart enough. Only thing holding me back 😖
College isn't about smarts. It is about making adjustments, adapting and maintaining godmode discipline to get the work done. Read David Goggins book. He was labeled emotional handicapped and took intensity classes as a child. As a Seal, he adopted a rote work method of writing things down 5+ times and rereading text books to get through it. You can get your bachelor's, masters and ph.d....are you tough enough to get it?
I wouldn't recommend the IT field right now. It's brutal out there! Not many jobs and it's not looking like things will turn around anytime soon. You can bash me all you want but I've been in the field a long time and I am stacked with experience, all the big certs, and a masters degree and can tell you I've never seen the IT job market this bad. I know this isn't the news you all want to hear but it's true. Good luck all!
Is business anaylyst the same thing as MIS? My university has a bachelor for Business Analytics. Its like 50% math/stats, 35% ai and compsci and 15% finance, business. It combines business and technology is that the same as MIS?
I was wondering how information science is as a major and what kind of careers you can land with the major. I’m trying to become something in cyber security or security architect in the future.
What is the difference between Business Informational System vs Management Information System. I can’t seem to find a lot of information on BIS but loads on MIS?
Is Management Information Systems (MIS) and Computer Information Systems (CIS) the same? Some schools have one or the other and they seem similar? If different which is better for future jobs and salary? Thanks for the video.
Your videos are very informative. However, I'm still deciding what path to go. Do you believe It's better CyberSecurity as many people regret it as a Bachelors? Or do Computer Science? Or maybe think would worth it going for Information Technology as Bachelors ? Even though my math is not my best for Computer Science. I hear people do Computer Science and Masters in CyberSecurity! Please help me!
Is it better to get an MIS degree or get a double major in Business administration and Data science? MIS doesn't have as much math, statistics or course about AI as a Data science degree. Could someone help me set the criteria upon which I'd make my choice?
MIS has as much math as data science. Data science and MIS only goes up to calc 1 and it has a few stat classes. MIS also has additional math in finance and accounting classes
New freshmen my course was is Informations system!! it is my first to take that challenging in myself i want to know about if someone could advice to me!!! cuz it's my first time anyway goodluck to me
Dunno much about information systems but data science was literally named the sexiest job in like 2019. It’s very good but there’s a lot of jobs in data science. The field of data science has stuff from ML engineers, “Data science” (both a field and a job. Data science is really kinda predictive data analytics tho), data analysts, data engineers etc. Overall the entire field is good but it’s also p diverse. For example ML and Data engineers are a lot closer to software engineers. Data scientists are very close to statisticians, data analysts require less hard maths and coding but tend to have to be a bit more socially inclined than the other two.
Community college degree: I’m going into computer information systems in fall. With a network degree minor. Then transferring to a four year. Any advice?
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Data science for a lot of schools is very new, meaning their curriculum isn’t up to par yet. I’d do Math Major with CS minor or visa versa to get into it. Statistics would also be a very good major for it
That's the unfortunate state of the world though, where SMEM and specifically Computers degrees thrive in the market while Arts and Literature degrees don't have that high demand and need. Shane just collects and represents the information and statistics to help people out in choosing or evaluating majors.
I have taken admission in BBIT ( bachelor of business and information technology) . Anything about it? 🤔🥹. Is it among those fields you mentioned above?
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UPDATE! Single mom. Now, 49 and only 5 classes left to attain my Bachelor’s in Business with a Marketing Certificate! I’ll continue for the 18 months to attain a Masters in Cybersecurity!
I don't recommend that route. IT/Tech is in really bad shape right now and cutting a lot of workers. If you're really set on doing cybersecurity, get some certifications first then test the job market and hopefully you land a job and your employer will help pay for your masters degree. Just be aware, there are a lot of changes going on in IT/Tech right now and none of them are positive for workers. I know this is a wild suggestion but you might consider a trade, like an electrician. Again, I highly recommend you first test the market by getting some security certs before you take on a ton of debt getting a masters only to find there are no jobs. Good luck!
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update
@@laughexplosion she's female so she has slightly better odds of landing a job. Forget it if your a white male. Still, the IT job market is terrible. Would love to hear updates though!
I went back to school for my BA in Business and Advance Cybersecurity. I’m 48 & a single mom! 16 months left! It’s never too late to change your life!
I know that's right, mama! WIshing you all the luck!
Update bro?? 🎉
Update?
That's awesome to hear fr
Wow so amazing, yeah you're right me too I'm now studying also 42 years old. Good luck & God bless 🙏
Wow New tech tier list. This is updated tier list I am waiting for. Thank you, bro.
Glad you like it. You're welcome!
can't believe MIS finally went into S tier love to see that
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yall ain't pulling our legs right? MIS really good?
@@TheWarhammerJunkiesbuddy you can become a solutions architect and work less than 40 hrs a week and still get paid 450k and above. Best major if you want to retire early.
@@Sosa_handles Can someone from finance/economics background join MIS?
@@shubhankarchakraborty76 get a masters degree in MIS, because you don’t want to be like sam altman, a compsci major who doesn’t know jack shit about IT business, hence he got ousted in Open AI
Thanks for mentioning IT management! 😊
Every time I watch your videos I get happier about changing my major to computer science
Hey I’m interested in getting into computer science. Mind telling me more about it or how it has been going for ya ?
@@benito8596 it’s been good so far. I’m a transfer student coming from a medical background so even as a sophomore I’m just starting my compsci classes. It’s going okay so far. Calculus is rough but that’s expected
@@benito8596although he didn’t respond how did it go
computer science is a tough degree to get tho, if you're good at math it will def help
@@Max4Z oh I’m finding out about that right now. Calculus whooped my ass lol
There is a new degree on the market right now, some universities do have them, it's called Cloud Computing, there is a lot of overlap with CS but just focus more on Cloud technologies and Data.
As a Information tech management major, I will say it's more business than technology and it is the exact same thing as Management Information Systems.. The curriculum is the exact same
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Incorrect. The class names may be similar but ITM is actually more business focussed than MIS. These are not the same
@@user-xy2ly4uz6pdepends on the university tho
Is bussiness digital management the same as well??
MIS does have more tech focused courses than ITM does. MIS is more for people who aren't sure what they want to do in IT so they want as many options as possible. ITM is for people who want to know how to use technology to better the performance of a business.
I think for IT you’re kinda misunderstanding the degree. Now I might be completely wrong and maybe it’s a specific thing to my Uni but IT at my college is more or less a less hard CS degree. Most ppl who graduate more or less go into the same careers
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same here i saw the major courses myself and compared them we only had like 3 diff courses but overall every single course was the same, they are the most general majors in our ccis college and both majors have the same jobs so yeah he is wrong
Agree
Yep. I'm a Software Engineer and have colleagues with CS, IT and Electrical Engineering degrees. All roads lead to Rome imo.
I can't decide between IT, CS, and software engineering? Do you guys have any tips?
Psych major -MIS master’s candidate!!!!!!!
I couldn’t be happier! Psychology degrees are valuable within Healthcare, government jobs, and administration. However-I plan to expand big time. MIS can take you so places. I plan to stay rooted within healthcare though, so much opportunity! Your vids are great and should be shown by every university admissions counselor!
I’m currently working in Helpdesk Doing calculus for my CS degree And yes Course Careers from Josh and A+ will def get u a job I realized a little late that I didn’t need an IT degree although it didn’t hurt
What does Course Careers provide that you can’t get without pay, in your view?
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Another great route is majoring in Information Technology Management and minoring in Computer Science or just software programming, so you can assess buggy software while administrating technology. That could help you climb the ladder of management in an IT department.
Currently a non traditional psych major trying to return and simply double major and get my journey started. I’m pray I get this it help desk job, I’ll also try using course careers . Anything to get me out of my moms house 🙏🏾
You got this! Good luck!
I highly recommend Course Careers or Josh Madakors channel He’s the instructor and he literally gives you all the tools u need It’s totally worth it Actually employers will be very impressed that you taught yourself this stuff on your own
I’m a psych major also an MIS master’s candidate!!! You got this!
I recently decided i wanted to major in MIS and also minor in CS to increase my technical skills
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Thank goodness I applied for business school. I’m currently selecting my major and found that they had MIS as a undergraduate degree 😊
Which University bro?
I'm doing a degree apprenticeship in the UK. Applied Digital Technology with a Software Engineering specialism. It's broad, covering software, cyber sec, data analytics, infrastructure, automation, devops, and business type stuff like project management and digital strategy. I like that it exposes me to a bunch of pathways.
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@vadlyy2324 BPP University. Not the best but my employer makes those decisions right lol.
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Interesting computer information systems is such a interesting path, I love the variety
Is that really u @shane ?
@@lunovo1464 no that's not him, shane has a discord which you can join
My brother does one of these and now he's studying entry level cybersecurity. Way too many options and varieties for me. I'm not really good with computer stuff unless it's industrial graphic design and AutoCAD.
So Chat gpt recently came out, and I have been so facinated with the world of AI but as a systemscience bachelor student, i'm worried that small scale coding might become obselete in the future, do you think that pursuing a further education in the field of AI would be a good choice in terms of financial stability / job opportunities in the future?
9/10 big tech companies have messed up data qualities and need data engineers to clean their pipelines. Even if there’s AI, it will take years(after your life here on earth) to actually replace tech jobs
36 and just going through a divorce, worked in real estated for a decade but the client stress became to much. I am going to go to school and i am thinking computer science.
I love IT and switched out of accounting. I’m at SNHU in IT but trying to decide if my concentration should be CS or Data analysis (CS seems more useful but data sounds interesting too).
I'm studying accounting too it's my 3rd year and I want to change it to IT should I go for it I'm 20yo btw
I am at wgu and want to switch to snhu. Would you recommend this school? Got any pros or cons?
I think the cybersecurity degree should’ve been B tier and IT degrees A tier because IT degrees can be used to apply for the same cybersecurity jobs but flexible enough to try other tech areas. Cybersecurity degrees are good but alone, they are mainly for that specific field and limits one from other opportunities.
Hey Shane, will you please talk about Biotechnology and Bioinformatics too?
If you were to start a company, where would you look for co-founders?
Is it really worth getting a bachelors in cyber security/information assurance over IT? Everyone always screams down your throat that cyber security isn’t entry level and you’ll never get hired
No. Go general IT in case you want to pivot to another field.
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I’m surprised to not see a data analytics degree. Think it’s a great way to become a data scientist
I guess the idea is if you’re taught CS fundamental you can pick up the analytics component. Speaking as a CS grad who pivoted into analytics and now working as an Analytics Engineer. Great career for anyone with the inclination.
Depends on what your idea of data science is. If you mean data science as in the data field then yes, a data analytics degree can be helpful. In terms of data science as in predictive analysis then statistics or math, a more quantitative major is vastly superior to a data analytics degree.
@@sayitamilliontimes7125 I think CS skills aren’t really needed for most analytics jobs. You’re not wrong that analytics skills can be picked up on the job but most places only really ever require excel to do a data analytics job. Now good analysts will probably have either python or R, and viz software in their toolkit but that’s besides the point. Now if your going to be a ML engineer or Data engineer then yes CS is prob very useful. For data science… not necessarily as much but some would be useful ig. But even then not as much as a stats background
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You always speak about technology and engineering
Can you make videos about special education or mental health or behavioral disorders please?
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CIS….I made the right decision for once lol appreciate the video
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Lmfao same
I want to go for a tech degree so bad. Especially since I can go to college for free with my GI Bill. I just feel as though I am not smart enough. Only thing holding me back 😖
Just re-up, we need more bodies for the 0300 division run yo
@@jessebrucepinkman9353 nah
fuck it man just go for it. tons of resources to get you through
nobody cares about your gi bill. vets always making sure people know they served.
College isn't about smarts. It is about making adjustments, adapting and maintaining godmode discipline to get the work done. Read David Goggins book. He was labeled emotional handicapped and took intensity classes as a child. As a Seal, he adopted a rote work method of writing things down 5+ times and rereading text books to get through it. You can get your bachelor's, masters and ph.d....are you tough enough to get it?
I wouldn't recommend the IT field right now. It's brutal out there! Not many jobs and it's not looking like things will turn around anytime soon. You can bash me all you want but I've been in the field a long time and I am stacked with experience, all the big certs, and a masters degree and can tell you I've never seen the IT job market this bad. I know this isn't the news you all want to hear but it's true. Good luck all!
I am a freshman so I hope the job market get better during my junior year for internships.
It's Computer Science.
is there a video explaining about what MIS degree is ? it looks very interesting
Shane, is an Artificial Intelligence degree worth going for? My community college is actually in progress of making a bachelor's degree in AI.
It depends tons on programming so. Respect
what do you think about entry level demand for mechanical and electrical engineering specifically
I’m going for Information Systems at my school. Is that the same as Computer Information Systems?
Is business anaylyst the same thing as MIS? My university has a bachelor for Business Analytics. Its like 50% math/stats, 35% ai and compsci and 15% finance, business. It combines business and technology is that the same as MIS?
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What about a BA in IT security
Is Information technology management same as information technology with specialization in business system analysis?
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I was wondering how information science is as a major and what kind of careers you can land with the major. I’m trying to become something in cyber security or security architect in the future.
Would that help me with a major in info sci with a specialization in cybersecurity
What is the difference between Business Informational System vs Management Information System. I can’t seem to find a lot of information on BIS but loads on MIS?
i think its same
Is Management Information Systems (MIS) and Computer Information Systems (CIS) the same? Some schools have one or the other and they seem similar? If different which is better for future jobs and salary? Thanks for the video.
If you don't mind,
what are the factors for this tier list
What advanced service for course Careers are you referring to? I only see the one option for $499
Hey man I have an issue so I've wanted to do Mis but my school doesn't have it but my school does have BIS is that good also?
i don't get it. isn't software engineering a degree ?
Your videos are very informative. However, I'm still deciding what path to go. Do you believe It's better CyberSecurity as many people regret it as a Bachelors? Or do Computer Science? Or maybe think would worth it going for Information Technology as Bachelors ? Even though my math is not my best for Computer Science. I hear people do Computer Science and Masters in CyberSecurity! Please help me!
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Update please? I’m wondering this exact thing
Please review BS in EMSET
Electrical Mechanical Systems Engineers Technology
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Will you be doing an engineering version of this?
Yes! Coming soon.
Is it better to get an MIS degree or get a double major in Business administration and Data science? MIS doesn't have as much math, statistics or course about AI as a Data science degree. Could someone help me set the criteria upon which I'd make my choice?
MIS has as much math as data science. Data science and MIS only goes up to calc 1 and it has a few stat classes. MIS also has additional math in finance and accounting classes
Idk about MIS. But I am in CIS, we need statistics and calculus 1 course
@@EOMMunawareis that all the math that you need?
Mis/Cis vs Computer science which ones better?
computer science S
it information technology A.B
. cyber security A
information science A
computer information system ims S
why is comp sci so high in 2023? what about chatGPT??
I'm from humanities background, how can I take tech degrees?
What abt information technology systems diploma ?
Is an engineering technologist degree a scam?
Sir i want to ask which is better bsc a three year program or bscs a four year program ir anyone else can tell me
is the CIS a bachelors degree? And does WGU offer it?
Google
I am pretty sure from my recollection that it is both BS and MS at WGU. .. just check the site
New freshmen my course was is Informations system!! it is my first to take that challenging in myself i want to know about if someone could advice to me!!! cuz it's my first time anyway goodluck to me
how come itm get paid less and goes into A tier?
where is computer engineering?
Probably only included in his engineering videos
is information science exactly like data science? if not where would data science rank?
Both are different. Information science is storing and retrieving data. While data science is discovery and actionable information in data.
@@maroon9273 thank you for the explanation. how does data science rank in your opinion?
Dunno much about information systems but data science was literally named the sexiest job in like 2019. It’s very good but there’s a lot of jobs in data science. The field of data science has stuff from ML engineers, “Data science” (both a field and a job. Data science is really kinda predictive data analytics tho), data analysts, data engineers etc. Overall the entire field is good but it’s also p diverse. For example ML and Data engineers are a lot closer to software engineers. Data scientists are very close to statisticians, data analysts require less hard maths and coding but tend to have to be a bit more socially inclined than the other two.
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@@takuyamatsuda7214 thanks for the info
Community college degree: I’m going into computer information systems in fall. With a network degree minor. Then transferring to a four year.
Any advice?
Update bro?😊
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Hey Shane quick question, is Biotechnology a good degree to go into for going back to school in my late 20's!?
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how about game dev?
What about ict engineering
What about cloud computing?
What about these nutz
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do bioinformatics
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majoring in cyber security minoring in data science
Software engineering?
Can I get a job here in Canada in IT with what you promote?
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Hey I’m a 19 yr old and I need help with choosing a career path to follow. How could I get help with that? I attend UNCG and I am a finance major.
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is data science good?
Data science for a lot of schools is very new, meaning their curriculum isn’t up to par yet. I’d do Math Major with CS minor or visa versa to get into it. Statistics would also be a very good major for it
you forgot computer engineering
Electronic Business?
Computer tech gang wassup?
Where is AI??!?!?!!
You never go into AI by itself....
Cybersecurity is definitely not A tier
What is it then?
It MoS DeF sure isn't lower than A tier😂
@@Dee-zy2xvIT and cybersecurity needs to switch places. You can get a cybersecurity job with the IT degree more than the other way around.
can any body tell s tier degree in comment section
nothing new here..we know you have computers up here and arts down there
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That's the unfortunate state of the world though, where SMEM and specifically Computers degrees thrive in the market while Arts and Literature degrees don't have that high demand and need. Shane just collects and represents the information and statistics to help people out in choosing or evaluating majors.
shall I double major with computer science. Pleaaase I need help from the uk🫡
In the UK we don't talk majors and minors mate.
I have taken admission in BBIT ( bachelor of business and information technology) .
Anything about it? 🤔🥹.
Is it among those fields you mentioned above?