Business Major Degree Tier List (2021)
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bro, start adding timestamps to your videos. please
This. Please.
If he does this, video watch times will go down…
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Right! There was too much talk in the intro
yes please
I'm an accounting graduate and I must say accounting is pretty much a good degree if you want to land a job pretty quickly. Currently an auditor in one of the Big 4 accounting firms and I plan to move into the finance field in the future.
Would you say that Accounting allows you to have a decent work life balance? (Compared to things like IB for example)
@@RASIII9 Depends on what field are you in. Work life balance is very hard to achieve in public accounting but you do learn a lot. Can't say the same for industry but I heard work life balance there is much better.
Whats your take on automation though? I want to major in accounting but im scared it will be worthless because of automation
Hey Shane, could you do a Tier List Video on MBA Concentrations? e.g. Healthcare Management, Management, Data Analysis, Information Systems etc. Thank you!
I agree
MBA only matters if you go to a top15 school. you're not paying for information, just prestige.
besides that, just concentrate in what subject you want to get a job in.
@@evanzau3905 if heard mba only matters of it's sponsored by your company and you have at least 5 years of experience.
@@foscorsohil8940 3--5 yrs is the usual range. sponsored by your company is good but not neccesary. if they dont sponsor it and you get into a top program, then you should still go.
@@evanzau3905 wrong. Any job a business grad can get an MBA will have a better chance
As someone with a degree in Human Resources management D tier is the best spot for it. Unless you have internships in college you won’t get a job. Not even an entry level assistant job it’s that competitive
accounting is pretty much guaranteed job. Spot on Shane!
An accounting evangelist 😍
which a level subjects did you take?
When you said international business, all I could think about was Barney from How I Met Your Mother saying, "WE are international businessmen."
LMAOOOOOO
I’m double majoring in International Business and Business Analytics and already secured a full time offer at a software company as a Solution Consultant so this video is accurate 🤑
That's great Dasha!
we love to see it
Congratulations! What college? Just wondering what college has a business analytics undergrad major.
@@shalar01 SUNY New Paltz and thank u!
What do you as business analytics side?
I am double majoring in Information Systems Management & Supply Chain and Logistics Management. Thanks for confirming my decision to be good for the future Shane!
How many classes you take if you double major?
@@1baggedobs686 8 unites each year for two years.
Amazing video Shane, I'm going into Business as college freshman next year so this is perfect timing! For next year's updated video I think you should add Real Estate and Risk Management degrees to the list too. Thanks for all your work!
Decide on pursuing an MIS degree with a minor in comp sci. Planning to do a coding bootcamp after I graduate as well since the government is paying for it. Thanks for reconfirming my decision Shane! 👍🏽
You got it! Good luck!
Yep me too
I majored in cs. This sounds like a cool plan but ditch the boot camp even with it being free. Keep in the opportunity cost of attending a boot camp. Also if you have cs education you will understand algorithms and data structures very well you would be absolutely wasting your time in a silly boot camp.
I went to a Bootcamp. I’ve had a good career mashaAllah. However, my undergrad was economics and I went back to go for a M.S. in computer science after due to perceptions, lack of foundational knowledge and competition. A Bootcamp will get you a job, but there is no point in your situation. You’re better off learning how to be a good engineer with building projects, reading books(clean code and clean architecture, objected oriented design patterns by Gang of Four) and having fun at hackathons. A Bootcamp will be a waste of time for you.
Yep agree. It’s also just the scope of knowledge in a bootcamp is different than a degree. Boot camps don’t take deep dives into algorithms and back end programming, nobody looking for someone with a degree is going to consider the bootcamp of any worth.
I wish I could see them ranked as careers. The digital marketer at my dad's office gets paid more than the IT guy lol
That's the tea. Different context yields different outcome 😢😍
IT guys typically don’t need degrees unless you go into management. It’s mostly about your certifications. Also what applications you work on matter as well. Most entry level IT guys work helpdesk making 20-25 an hour and things like security manager and scrum master often make 120k plus.
That's cause IT is seen as an expense rather than revenue stream. Do something more impactful and harder/more competitive like engineering and your salary will shit on most marketers
@@yt_nh9347 who said digital marketing isnt competitive? It's the most demanded career in 2021 and it's more about data analytics than simply conventional marketing
I finished college with an accounting degree, then got a job in MIS
@@sloanehegedus6685 it wasn't easy, very dry material. Had to take Calc, 2 stats classes, 3 econ classes one of which was Calc based. Then all of the accounting classes which are math based
I had to fight my parents and lost when I said I did not want tourism management I wanted maths. I sometimes feel really mad when I was gaslit into abandoning what I wanted only to realise I knew what I was doing and lost 7 years.
Your parents are from different planet man.... everybody else are forcing maths on them... won't say lol is annoying
I got my undergraduate degrees in accounting and business management; and my masters in business administration (general)… ended up getting a job as the office manager and bookkeeper at a small business (sales are about 7 million a year) 🤓
Yep; I’m HR, payroll, accounting and the office manager also… 😅 so much responsibility
Any internships along the way ? Or other stuff you did outside of school? I’m in my first year of college any advice would help thanks bro
@@taha7538 I had 2 summers of accounting internships at the same business, but besides that my resume was pretty empty.
@@taha7538 every business wants experience so get as much as you can before you graduate if you want to get a non-entry level position as your first full time job
Accounting major with some courses of business intelligence eventually I’ll choose my MS between Data analysis and Economics or directly data science
Is it the same as a Data Scientist?
@@azmard4865 data analysis slightly less than data science. Maths and statistics are way way more advanced in data science. I was about to go for data analyst job being mediocre at maths but eventually studying alone or taking hours will help. In my cases both are great as my country is lagging as well as my teacher had issues with the computer during the lesson and the didn't have technician above ecdl certification. Anyway check the TH-cam channel ''Alex the analyst'' this guy explain business analyst vs data analyst or data analyst vs data scientist.
Then data engineer is responsible about those programs and software running so things probably more related to software and platforms maintenance. It's so weird that we have so much choice yet we struggle sometimes finding the right career for us, this is my opinion and I had these struggles and sometimes stressing out.
I'm a finance and economics double major 💃🏾.
And how is it ?
I'm doing economics
Same, and I'm a sophomore
@@Dimmerrishh I’m a senior in highschool and am thinking of doing finance and accounting I know it’s not the same but from your experience how is it double majoring?
@@rodrigomadera9017 it shouldn’t be bad, finance and accounting has a lot of overlapping classes so the workload shouldn’t be too much more. However if you did a double major in finance and let’s say computer science since those two are completely different it’ll be a lot harder
Finance degree here, and yes I did intern for J.P. Morgan and they do treat you pretty rough. But… it’s worth the learning experience
Are you happy with your decision to get a finance degree?
I was going back and forth between several majors, but thanks to you and some research, I’m double majoring in Accounting and Economics….And then this video popped up today and it sealed the deal.
I'm taking a bit of a different path then most, I'm technically taking a Bachelor of Arts degree but in Business Administration. A small perk of this is my degree is only 3 years so I can save a bit of money!
My thoughts on a Business Administration Degree...
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@@ShaneHummus I'm relieved to know that I won't be a complete flop with my 3 year degree
Doing business administration and I plan to focus in finance 😌
Looking forward to a video about a Hospitality Management degree
Same here
In Germany there are different Business/-IT studies. One is business-informatics, that like you said management information systems as a masters degree and business information technology and digital business and management. They qualify you for different carreers. The first one you can do either business carrers related to IT or IT carreers. The next one you can do only business IT carrers lore around information to use for the business and the third is around hardware as a project manager for example the last one digital business is business with a bit of digitalization so data warehouse etc so the its business informatics light. I think you should mention, that all the degrees and rankings are for different carreers when you want to be a banker its F Tier to study HR for example... plus I wanted to let you know the other it related degrees so you can mention them in the tier list, because they are all different, don’t know if digital business is also S tier for example because you can do fewer jobs in IT with it and compete with other IT people.
As Economics and Computer Science were/are both my best subjects, MIS comes very handy to me now lol
Is doubling in both hard, especially those two ?
@@rocknation7065 What do you mean by doubling lol
@@TuLink123 You said you double major in Econ and comp sci. I was wondering is that hard ?
@@rocknation7065 Well in terms of comp science u have to differentiate between theoretical computer science and programming / modeling (basically coding lol)
- Theoretical comp. is imo reall easy because you dont really have to think about complex algorithms as you only learn some dry facts about formal languages and how machines work. Sadly its only 1/3 of the major
- Programming can be very challenging as you may face many problems that might make your life hard. Especially if u suck in Maths I wouldn't even consider to take comp science
- Economics on the other hand can be really really really dry so you should only take economics into consideration if you enjoy the topics of it :)
@@rocknation7065 If you are interested in how to found a company and how to make as much money as possible. Economic major is a good choice as you can perform well when you enjoy the major. Computer Science can be tough for some people, as you actually have to be gifted for this subject to get a high score. In my opinion both subjects are one of the beautiful majors u can pursue so if you wanna try it, nobody can hold you down, :)
I have several friends making $120 - $150K per year working in retail banking. They're brokers. Office job, on the phone, talking with people all day, appointments, meetings. Many perks working in banking. This isn't even corporate banking. This is just plain, old retail banking.
Require a Dual Degree OR Second Major: Supply Chain Management, International Business, Data Science (Business Analytics), Industry Specific (Energy, Healthcare, Real Estate), Entrepreneuriship, Marketing, Statistics.
A undergraduate with a dual degree in Biochemistry and Healthcare makes 250k in venture capital, as a fresh graudate.
You are more likely to be struck by lighting than getting a job as a venture capitalist straight out of college making 250k. That usually takes years of work experience or money.. even people going to Harvard usually wouldn't start anywhere near that with that degree.
Nice video!!
Can you make a video about MBA. And top Business school, that could be awesome
I have a associate of applied science in administrative technology. I can say after a lot of hard work and a lot of advocating for myself the degree has paid off. But I also had a lot of luck with landing a job that was adjacent to what I wanted to do (accounting). I ended up in payroll and have worked my way up to staff accountant. In 6 years I have doubled my salary from when I first left college. Again, luck and hard work led me here.
Doing my master's in Supply Chain Management while working as an Analyst part-time. I wasn't sure about this major when I started but now I kinda like it.
How is it mate ? I'm planning on doing a Master's supply chain management and logistics , would love to know your experiences
Thanks to you I decided to double major in International Managment and MIS for my 3 years left . I had a crappy degree for my first year and thanks to you I’ll be able to have way more options . Thank you man once again
I definitely agree with MIS. Personally, it's an easily doable degree that can rake in $$$.
Is a MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS degree worth it?
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Hi Shane, great video update on the business major tier list! I agree with you regarding where you placed international business. Hopefully it will go up in the near future 😎👍
Actuarial Science is so OP that it includes quantitative finance, corporate finance, accounting, ecconomics, and software development. I'm an actuary and im working as a software developer in Mexico city. I used to study accounting but left it because it was too easy. Actuarial science is superior to accounting because its even more flexible. Actuarial science is so OP in some schools it's taught in the college engineering, in some in the college of business and in others in its own actuarial college. Actuarys are the jack of all traits in the business world, and they earn more than accountants on average
Cpa's and actuary make pretty much the same money i think
i am currently a double major, international business and Economics
Here’s the thing with business major, you should be ranking your business school instead of major since most of my friends and family got Masters/MBA degree, unlike me with a healthcare degree. My sister went to public Ivy, flagship state school, Masters in Accounting, recruited by big 4, manager in 3 years, is now director of technology and education in tax department of said big 4, 6 figures, can work from anywhere. My brother’s gf went to Ivy, for MBA, recruited by FAANG, excellent 6 figure and life style. My childhood friend’s wife has bachelors of science in accounting from mediocre state school, works as a book keeper. RN friend, that works with, his brother graduated from same public Ivy with Finance, recruited by firm and is a millionaire by 30. All speculative, but if you weren’t born with silver spoons in your mouth or your daddy isn’t a CEO/CFO of a large company, make sure you attend a competitive school where companies recruit internship and are known to hire graduates. Business school is all about building connections and you won’t get that from University of Phoenix even with an S tier degree. The only useful degree there is accountant because, you can sit for national board and be licensed as CPA. No, being a CFA with a finance degree is NOT the same. Damn, I should quit prescribing meds and go into advising people.
Accounting and business analytics over here 👍🏼
Do you equip yourself with coding skills?
Shane yr the best🙌🙌.. I asked for this video to be made and you delivered.. you've just given me a clear vision.. thank you😊
Thank you for the video. It was excellent! Could you please do a video on finance degrees? Like different types of finance degrees, which is the most beneficial!
Is Finance A Good Major?
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@@ShaneHummus thank you!
How about bachelors international business, masters management information systems?
please do a science tier list :(
Finance and accounting major, graduated in 2020. Got a job with one of larger firms in the Midwest before I graduated. Definitely nailed it with the S grading. Definitely considering going back to get my MIS or AIS degree, since they offer such an upside for growth/ or movement with my other degrees.
Accounting major here huhuhu 😍
Shane, I think you should incorporate or consider the competitiveness of certain degrees. I know you touched on it with some of the degrees, but I think it would be worth mentioning or maybe making a video about target schools and which degrees are most influenced by the prestigious ranking. For example, Finance.
Doing International Business and Specializing in Supply Chain Management, does that make me S tier? 😂 great vid yet again! More people definitely need to see this kind of information, keep up the good work!
And how its going for you ? Are you targeting a career ?
Right. I gotta criticize this one. International Business often includes Supply Chain Management. So I don’t really get why one is in S tier and the other in B tier. Still great video btw;)
@@hejo373 pretty simple, in many IB courses (in EU) you can choose which areas you want to specialize in and majority of students specialize in marketing or languages (learning a different language but usually not fluently) which essentially turns their IB studies into a general business study which yeah is “less valuable”. Hope that helps
Love the videos keep the 🔥 coming. I’m currently pursuing my AA and planning on transferring to a 4 year state university to major in hospitality management or sports management/administration. I’m also considering getting an AS in Construction Management. At the end of the video you mentioned “random management” would you put sports management or hospitality management in F tier if not which tier would you put them in?
I'm getting my A.S. In Hospitality Management from Pasadena City College
Why didn’t you have business management on your list? Big fan of your channel mate! Keep up the great work
I'm new here and I must say Thumbs up on your videos. So much to learn.
Hi Shane!
Would you please talk about Business Analytics major? I want to double major in operations and supply chain management and information systems and take some business analytics classes.
Why nobody is talking about insurance risk management degree 😭😭 I want to know if I should major in That or what
Anything related to risk management is greate, I think Shane doesn't give risk managers enough credit. They are the 1% of the business world and have some of the hardest and best paying jobs. Also risk managers like actuaries can work in a ton of fields.
He grades the mayors also based on dificulty and since becomeing a risk manager or actuary is harder than many other mayor, thats why he doesn't recomend it, but if you think you are the 1% of the 1% go for it
@@scripter9607 I think I would thank you ✨✨
@@scripter9607 is it harder then management information System?
@@scripter9607 actuarial science is a super niche field tho. Insane entry barriers
The thing is admin and regular business degrees are mostly common sense with some accounting mixed in. I’m half way through my BS in business management and it’s literally a waste of money imo. I’m considering not finishing bc the classes are just common sense. I learned what more as a business owner than a college student.
Me going to school for accounting *very proud*
I'd love to see you do an updated rank of Technology degrees! I love your videos, I've sent them to all my friends who are just starting college and kind of figuring out what path they'd like to take :)
1. Master of science in MIS (Con. in Business, Technology and Data Analytics) - Job Growth 10%
2. Master of Science in Finance.- Job Growth10%
3. Master of science in Accounting.(CPA)- Job Growth 5%
4. Master of Science in Supply Chain Management.- Job Growth 10%
5. Master of Science in Health Care Management.- Job Growth 30%
5. MBA in ( Finance/ MIS / Accounting/ Supply Chain/ Health Care)
Just Do it.
Shane...can you please make a video on English Literature degree? That would mean alot 🥺🥺🤍
Love your interesting channel btw 💕
He’s made a video about it already
@@ayesha6206 thanks ♡
Can you make a video about hotel management and tourism bachelor and masters degrees and the impact of covid on the future of global tourism and hospitality industry
Really helpful video sir, great job👌
Just got my bachelors’ in business admin with a major in entrepreneurship + small family business!
Nice.. Good luck Andrew!
Thanks for creating this video
Shane it would be cool if you did a video on how to create a resume and what you should include on it.
I'm doing GCSE, and my dream is to do a business degree.
As someone that has a business degree, learn a skill with that degree, it will help you in the long run and help you set up you're own business, at 20-25 years old.
Buying and selling things is not effective business to start in 2021 as they are cutting out the middle man now as people have direct access to suppliers. the best business is to start a service business.
A video on job titles from different industries would be good
Great video! Please do technology degree tier list 2021 pretty please
thank you so much for this!!
Hey so I'm on a fence between health care information management and healthcare management bachelors. I'm finishing high school in March 2022 I really hope you revert back to this comment!!!
You know, as an Engineer I can't comment on the ease of this degree. After all, it is not my BUSINESS
Great video, 👍
Thank you so much for this! I start Uni next year and I was thinking of pursuing international business (honors) to specialize in International marketing in my second year, but this video has made me reconsider a bit. I still want to go for international business, but should I consider minoring in international and majoring in MIS or double majoring please?What do you think the job prospects are with these two combined??
A very worried high school student.
over here we have bachelors of managment studies where would you rank this
Can you do a video on the nursing professions/specialists.
Hey, love all your videos!. I would like to know your thoughts on Health Information Management (HIM) degree.
Me too!
Can you please make a video about Renewable energy engineering
So I am changing to MIS.
Is a MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS degree worth it?
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@@ShaneHummus Already saw it.
@@anthonymwenyemali6321 what are you doing now?
@@martynask3757 business administration , its my first year.
Thoughts on BIT (business information technology). I go to Virginia Tech btw.
I’m minoring in buisness and majoring in supply chain logistics! I also am a Tier 3 at amazon!
I have 3 business degrees, and their tiers?
…..SAD
BAD joke
(Finance, SCM, Entrepreneurship)
Will we get a revised healthcare degree tier list?
Yup! 2 weeks from now
I think business degrees get a lot of stigma because people only think of two degrees, general business and business management. Two degrees that are known for their over saturation and relative ease to get. It also didn't help that until communications came along it was the major of choice for college jocks. In reality however, business degrees encompass everything from management, to marketing, to risk, to finances, and even to technology. It's not a branch to be underestimated!
Management is not a general degree. In my university, management is a specialization. It is called business administration & management.
@@greatbryan2484 Semantics aside, that IS the infamously over saturated and underpaid branch of business. Whether they call it business administration & management, or business administration like they did at my college, or general business management, or business management and general administration, or whatever each college wants to refer to it as, it all refers to the same thing.
@@wolfworks7339 I kind of do agree. However, it depends on the catalog that your university offers.
Would you say WGU is a good option? It’s so affordable but I wonder if the price is worth the lack of networking :/
Yess I want to know as well
I would take a look at their business accreditations. Look for AACSB or ABCSP. If they don't have either accreditation then shop around. I was considering WGU's computer science degree but they lacked the appropriate ABET engineering accreditation so I passed. I'm now considering Arizona state university since they have the accreditation I'm looking for. If WGU doesn't have the appropriate business accreditation, check out ASU.
What about a business management degree🥴
I'm starting my degree in MIS this fall... yay!
Is a MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS degree worth it?
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Would be interesting if you Analyse different carrers and employers also
so many jobs in supply chain and a lot of money for entry level jobs currently a materials planner and buyer and someone is always trying to steal me from my job on linkdin.
Hi shane you have created a lot great content recently. can I request a video to shed light on Electronic intrumentation.
dude talk about project managment plz
Shane thoughts on IT Management? The last part of this video worries me. Thanks so much!
Same as MIS imo
That is whats confusing to me. It worries me because he advised people to stay away from business degrees with "management" in the title. I would love to hear his thoughts.
@@rrochs it's got IT in it. You're good. He's talking about the other non marketable degrees.
Which business degree uses the most mathematics?
Accounting, Finance, Econ and MIS.
Finance requires a top 10 schools. The finance industry needs few collage graduates.
Facts
False. Many individuals with fiance degrees have good jobs starting off. In Houston, the average finance grad is making 60k min. If someone goes to a top 10 school for finance they may work in private equity and become rich by age 35.
For masters of science I would have computer science and MIS very future proof
business analytics?
@@matthewmcneil216probably a long it has future proof technology skills and business
@@matthewmcneil216 I think MIS is more about business analysis
@@angelusvastator1297 so then what is business analytics?
@@matthewmcneil216 business analysis is a degree that teaches business and technology
any recommendations on what I should double major in with economics?
Does the university matter when you study anything else than finance?
Yes going to an IV league school will definitely give you a better chance of making more money and becoming successful but just because you don’t go there doesn’t mean you can’t be successful it’s all about work ethic !!
Going into finance this year.😅 Wish me luck
Is Finance A Good Major?
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Hey Shane, could you please make a video about ACCA?
Could you do a future video on ranking business minors ?
The BEST College Degree Minors!
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NZ crew checking in
Do a video on is a Physical Education degree worth it ???
I doubt it is
Is business administration with a finance concentration and a minor in Computer information systems a good pairing ?
I know Operational Excellence may not be a degree, but I'm beginning to see a lot of companies ask for LEAN/Six Sigma certifications in my job search.
Management information systems !!
Is a MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS degree worth it?
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Are you going to do a vid on CIS ?
Please do tourism management degree - is it worth it?