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dude thank you soooo much for this!! I'm a high school sophomore whose passion is animation and digital arts but I know it's not really a lucrative career. but this made me relieved-now I MIGHT be able to major in CS and still minor in animation!! also I really love your videos so much!
Hey! Please update me regarding your life as a CS major and Animation minor. I quit CS for animation because it's not for me. I kept on failing my subjects even if I did my best. They just won't enter my brain easily. Right now I am taking animation especially since I much prefer it and my classmates are way friendlier and approachable.
Hii again! I'm a high school senior now, and I'm committed to a college that offers a hybrid major of CS and digital art! like an artistic version of CS. i still will take the same intro and programming classes as the CS majors, except I'll get a lot more exposure to UI/UX design and computer animation. I haven't started college yet but I'm excited as this major suits my interests and goal. How is it going for you?
@@manjooku hey... About my situation: everything was going uphill for me. My drawing skills have become so good. Not as good as most of my classmates, admittedly. But I have finally become too confident and is now able to draw really quickly. All I had to do was to stay consistent, be patient, and learn to draw more complicated stuff. However, everything now is crashing down. My step dad, who's been financing us for so many years just passed away. I have to stop going to art school since it's so expensive. I will have to take jobs like a call center again or go become a virtual assistant (since I live in a 3rd world country wherein it's way cheaper here as one of the pros). I am grieving. My step dad just retired for good to live here. But he was gone so soon. I am not sure when I can continue with my studies as an art student again. But I will do my best to get a job right away, learn to invest, and have lots of passive income. Surely, my step dad left us some money. But it's all mom's decision on what to do. I hope mom would invest them. I will still continue to do art and aspire to become an animator then an architect someday if I can. But I cannot do it in a very quick pace as of now. Unless I can surely secure my finances. I will still learn art mostly on my own and with the help of the books that I bought and tutorials.
I have taken upper division math courses and must warn against taking a math minor too lightly. You can get in over your head even if you are not bad at math.
True. I got a minor in math, and the shortest path with the fewest classes still had me take Differential Equations and Fourier Series. Not for the faint of heart.
Is an econometrics and quantitive economics degree basically the same thing as an econ degree? It's a super popular degree at a lot of the ivy schools so I was wondering your thoughts!
Econometrics and quantitive economics are quite different to economics, the former being more math intensive while the latter more theory focused. Both though require you to be good at math and statistics.
I love that he mentioned Toastmasters. It'll teach you the same skills but for a lot less money and still give you something to add to your resume. Plus, the ongoing practice will keep communication skills current.
Jeontastic, for some people the difficulty is part of the intrinsic worth itself though. I picked my major based on the course-load and the amount of classes - I wanted as tough a major as possible, to push myself to the limit.
I just finished my degree in psychology. I have 5 majors and 4 certificates and finished my masters in psychology and getting my license in clinical in a few months to open a clinic for mental health. I can say if you haven’t experience psychology personally or don’t k ow much about it, it can be tough. If your a people person and love helping others with conditions it is a great major.I’m also minoring in business.
@@Sumnerstrain they could dual major or go back and obtain another degree. I switched my degree late so if I wanted to extend my degree two more semesters, i could have 2 associates degrees, bachelors w minor, and masters w concentration and certifications. But if your racing to get out of school, youll skip past these.
Love this video! Really nice overview of how to think about choosing a major/minor. You should make a video titled "How to college", that'd be a great one haha.
Shane, I have completed my BTech Mechanical and have been working in support for 3 yrs. Finally realised human resources is a good career alternative and now I am doing masters in human resources
Shane: Minoring in a common foreign language can open a lot of opportunities for you since companies love to hire bilingual people, and most Americans only know their native language me: SÍIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ya tengo un niche 😎👊
Ive always said major in stem minor in your art humanities interest or passion. No one cares that you have a minor but its mainly there for self improvement and exploration. I did CS and art and couldn't imagine another path. The art classes were a good break from the difficult discrete and CS1 classes.
I wished I saw this in high school, I’m currently in my third year in engineering, I passion in engineering but wished I could have minor in renewable energy or even art if I could but I’m also satisfied with where I am now
My minor was poli sci. Mainly because I had 12 hours in it when I switched majors to journalism. I only needed 3 more hours in poli sci to complete it if I made it a minor, and I didn't want to have to extend college more than I had to. Of course, when I was in school in the mid-1980s, tuition in Texas wasn't ridiculous as it is now. You could pay for school working part-time after school without racking up crippling debt. Not sure how these students do it now.
personally, i'm relying on my scholarships and of course I assume most students are as well/aiming to get or reach scholarships. Otherwise, I know others who are forced to take a gap year in order to earn money for college, or simultaneously work SO MUCH and multiple jobs in order not to end up crippling in debt.:(
Can you talk about data analyst? As you said you are teaching yourself python It really made me know, you actually know what you are saying.. Lol I'm an Econ major, in my final year I have been learning how to code to be a data analyst Would love you to talk about it soon. Even jobs like data scientists, software engineer or development It would really help people to know they can learn all this online and definitely still get a job
@@samuelj.maxwell5924 Well in my 2nd year in school I wished I had gone for a computer science degree.. My two roommates are CS majors So I learn alot from them.. I first heard the word data analyst thanks to youtube algorithm.. Lol.. Made me realize I can go deep into it while being an Economist.. The amount of job offers for data analyst in my country is crazy.. They keep hiring abroad analyst for the jobs because alot of people in my country still think law is the way to go 🤦
I wish I could skip the minor but my college requires it for my degree. So I'm going to have a weird set up: Associates in Criminal Justice, Bachelors in Environmental Science and a Minor in Spanish. Crossing my fingers that it'll catch somebody's eye. Haha!
Me as a southern guy crying at the “merican” 😭. (Well Kentucky isn’t really southern, it’s just been closed off from the other common accents for long enough to preserve the dialect of the Irish, and Scottish immigrants that were forced here from the US government so many years ago)
Another interesting minor is Bioethics, usually taken from the Philosophy department. Though it fits well with Medical Science or Environmental Science degrees, it is also a nice adjunct to a Creative Writing degree and any social science degree that involves humans doing bad things to each other or the world.
I agree with this video, in my first year I was in a business degree and choosed to take a minor in law and justice cause I liked the introduction class and I need to take electives anyway. Now I specialize in marketing and a minor in psychology or sociology could have been more useful. I don't regret it cause I really enjoy my minor and it's really helping my gpa a lot but I still think I would have done things differently if I thought more about this ^^'
May want to consider rewording the title. Also, minors are not degrees. They are minors, which are in addition or part of a bachelor degree. The word you might be looking for is program. That is how minors are sometimes referred to in Higher Ed.
I'm interested in minoring in middle eastern languages (cant decide between arabic and Turkish tbh) but I also already know a couple slavic languages. Honestly if it werent for this economy, I'd solely major in just languages and enjoy myself
Im learning arabic but i wouldn't exactly recommend it beacuse theres so many different dialects and nobody speaks the formal language of it. It Depends on your goals, and Arabic is still fun to learn
How many of these minors are better to just study on your own in your free time? I like teaching myself things but I am not always sure when it's better to take a class or better to teach myself
Me with literally almost everything Humanities, Computer and Technology, Languages, Business, Public Speaking, Writing, Art and Film. I do not know which subjects I am better off learning on my own and which ones are better to take a class on.
What do you think about majoring in business and marketing and then having a minor in psychology… I like the idea of being able to understand how the human person and emotions work and use that for my marketing career…I also would consider maybe some sort of art minor as well…
I know the cs meme was getting a bit ridiculous lol but I wonder, if cs were actually, in your opinion, number 1 in a list, would you put it there or would you not just to avoid the meme? While I definitely support giving it some breathing room I’d still prefer to get your honest opinion on things, especially since I bet lots of people are making their life decisions based on your videos. Either way through, loved this video, cheers
I got an AAS in Audio Production Technology and now getting my BA in Business Law from Arizona State University. Shane, can you do a video about Business Law at ASU? It’s actually a quality Major. Maybe not S Tier, but Not lower than B in my personal opinion
Another great video nice work!. Mr.Shane for the highschool kids watching your videos and getting inspired by them could you maybe do a video about best and worst ap classes. Or how to find out your interests.
@@ShaneHummus I dont know , to be honest , i dont know what particular thing i am going to do and am interested in at the moment , but i want to get into chemistry and probably Major in it , so i im really not sure , which will make the Video even better , with you saying whats best and why.
I’m currently a pre pt undergrad majoring in kinesiology and i’m considering getting a minor in computer science because of how much tech is getting involved in my career path but I was wondering if it is worth it to get the minor in CS or if i should do something like a language or something I just really enjoy ? i’d appreciate all the advice i can get thank you!
I was going to major in Agriculture because that’s what I love, but now, I think I’m better off just minoring in it. And instead I’ll major in something that pays best (Not a lurker Ayeee🥳)
Aerospace Engineering & minor in fundamental physics The minor includes the following Electrodynamics Statistical physics General Relativity and Gravity Quantum Mechanics Introduction to Modern Physics Is it worth it? How could this minor be useful in case you are an aerospace engineer ? Note: I'm found with physics more than engineering. That's why I'm thinking of taking a minor
Hey! Do you think applied mathematics major & comp-sci/physics minor would be a good idea? I really love maths and I'm good with numbers, I just feel like it might not be the most profitable major.. Any advice? :)
Hey Shane, I just read this article saying how the economy is now demanding more English majors and how it's less in supply. Could you make a video on English majors?
The problem with those articles is that the English majors businesses are hiring all hold a Masters degree. Writing is a crucial skill but I still don't think a 4yr degree in English is (from a personal finance perspective) a very good choice.
@@subhakhan1900 I know. I am personally planning to pursue a business major but I was thinking of perhaps minoring in English or even doing a double major idk. The thing is I am extremely talented in writing. As much as I enjoy the security that numbers and statistics provide, I also really enjoy writing
@@Lazymath007_ Same, I chose to minor in English as well and Spanish to show my bilingualism and writing skills. I was told to not double major in STEM and English since it would delay my graduation by a lot and the workload was going to be heavy, the classes would overlap🥺🤧.
What do you Think about a leadership minor? My dad majored in it years ago and served in the army, and then Pfizer picked him up as a medical sales representative. I feel it gives great skills
I know this is a couple of years old, but I got a certificate in leadership department at the community college and it has helped at work. Decided to pursue a bachelor of science in leadership instead of management since it covers communications, mgmnt, liberal arts, and IT. All subject matters I'm interested in.
I’m studying graphic design now and the school that go to merge with another school but it allows us to put our credits towards to a degree program. I’m thinking about doing it so I can have a bachelor in graphic design but I’m also thinking about getting a minor in business as well
Im thinking of majoring in International Finance & Economics and minoring in Comp sci 🤔 hoping to complement the business oriented skills with sone tech..
sorry this is 1yr late lol but it depends on your university, i think most do. as far as what’s best, that definitely depends on what you plan on doing with your finance/economics degree
I sort of disagree with this video to some extent, I feel like if you can major in English and history as a double major; along with some of the minors you can find pretty good jobs. I do not know if you know this, but some of the jobs that come from history degrees can be used for jobs like being a lawyer or a Lawyer Assistance’s etc.
YOU HAVEN'T SPOKEN ABOUT PHILOSOPHY DEGREE is it worth it or not because you did not mention it in useless degrees video and its there in the BILLIONAIRE degree list
If I'm double majoring in psychological science and sociology, but reconsidering into changing my major in sociology into a minor instead. Would it be a better choice than double majoring in it?
Yes. Either option is great, though I would be careful about which one you choose based on what you plan to do. If you're looking to be more employable, then I would choose a minor in business, as finance is more niche outside of things like investment firms. On the other hand if you're just looking to learn more about how money works, maybe want to learn how to manage your own investment portfolio, or maybe you do want to be able to go work at an investment firm, ect, then finance may be the better option.
What do y’all think is the best minor for a computer science major? (Other than arts) Like I am considering a business minor but idk if that would be beneficial, my bad if this is a dumb question. My passions are psychology and philosophy but I guess I’m moreso wondering what specifically would compliment a CS degree
Do Philo and go into AI. Then you can philosophize about the value of humans vs robots and all the ethics involved. They will probably invite you to UN meetings one day.
Hey. I am doing a buisness minor with an engineering degree. I am very double minded about it because of the work load. Do you think it is worth the effort?
Hi Shane and people in the comments, currently I am majoring in economics and I am already finished with my math minor. Do you think it will be beneficial to add a minor in statistics or take courses that are useful like other math or programming classes?
I’m subscribed so a video on healthcare management would be great. I want to major in that cause I want to work in healthcare but I’m not sure if I want to talk to patients at all times so tell me the facts Shane!
if that math degree is in pure math, then you're not a robot and doing a great degree. anyway, a triple major in math, cs, and stats will make you an extremely strong candidate to work in the high-paying field of data science.
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I wish I could like it more than once
Kyle Givey tbh me too
Absolutely!
Don't let your dreams die kids. Just minor in it.
Thanks for watching Thomas
You should do an online learning websites tier list (khan academy, skillshare, great courses, etc.)
That's a great idea!
Dude thats a good idea!!!
Yes please
@@ShaneHummus This is a wonderful idea. PLEASE do this one (and have links to them in the description)!!!
He would be perfect for skill share
dude thank you soooo much for this!! I'm a high school sophomore whose passion is animation and digital arts but I know it's not really a lucrative career. but this made me relieved-now I MIGHT be able to major in CS and still minor in animation!! also I really love your videos so much!
Hey! Please update me regarding your life as a CS major and Animation minor.
I quit CS for animation because it's not for me. I kept on failing my subjects even if I did my best. They just won't enter my brain easily.
Right now I am taking animation especially since I much prefer it and my classmates are way friendlier and approachable.
Hii again! I'm a high school senior now, and I'm committed to a college that offers a hybrid major of CS and digital art! like an artistic version of CS. i still will take the same intro and programming classes as the CS majors, except I'll get a lot more exposure to UI/UX design and computer animation. I haven't started college yet but I'm excited as this major suits my interests and goal.
How is it going for you?
@@manjooku hey... About my situation: everything was going uphill for me. My drawing skills have become so good. Not as good as most of my classmates, admittedly. But I have finally become too confident and is now able to draw really quickly. All I had to do was to stay consistent, be patient, and learn to draw more complicated stuff.
However, everything now is crashing down. My step dad, who's been financing us for so many years just passed away. I have to stop going to art school since it's so expensive. I will have to take jobs like a call center again or go become a virtual assistant (since I live in a 3rd world country wherein it's way cheaper here as one of the pros).
I am grieving. My step dad just retired for good to live here. But he was gone so soon.
I am not sure when I can continue with my studies as an art student again. But I will do my best to get a job right away, learn to invest, and have lots of passive income.
Surely, my step dad left us some money. But it's all mom's decision on what to do. I hope mom would invest them.
I will still continue to do art and aspire to become an animator then an architect someday if I can. But I cannot do it in a very quick pace as of now. Unless I can surely secure my finances. I will still learn art mostly on my own and with the help of the books that I bought and tutorials.
I have taken upper division math courses and must warn against taking a math minor too lightly. You can get in over your head even if you are not bad at math.
Thanks for the tip Apollo
True. I got a minor in math, and the shortest path with the fewest classes still had me take Differential Equations and Fourier Series. Not for the faint of heart.
I’m majoring in Econ and minoring in CS, hoping that the CS skills will help with the data science aspect of Econ/finance!
Solid!
Thats a great combination
@JM if your college offers that option sure, you can
It definitely will. I am majoring in finance and accounting and I would pick up a CS minor if I liked it. I don't hate it but it isn't for me.
Hey can you help me with coding in python please😭
Is an econometrics and quantitive economics degree basically the same thing as an econ degree? It's a super popular degree at a lot of the ivy schools so I was wondering your thoughts!
Stay tuned I might cover that
Econometrics and quantitive economics are quite different to economics, the former being more math intensive while the latter more theory focused. Both though require you to be good at math and statistics.
You’re a real G for replying to every comment
Thanks Kevin. One of the toughest tasks
So true, I commented on a video 2 years old and he still responded
I love that he mentioned Toastmasters. It'll teach you the same skills but for a lot less money and still give you something to add to your resume. Plus, the ongoing practice will keep communication skills current.
Suggestion :~
*Majors not worth the difficulty*
That would be a good one
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I wonder if pure mathematics is worth it
Omg yessss I can already think of one Philosophy! Def not worth the difficulty
Jeontastic, for some people the difficulty is part of the intrinsic worth itself though.
I picked my major based on the course-load and the amount of classes - I wanted as tough a major as possible, to push myself to the limit.
I am a senior in high school and just completed my FAFSA early so I can gain more financial aid. I am also planning to major in Statistics.
Good luck!
4 years later, how did it go?
I just finished my degree in psychology. I have 5 majors and 4 certificates and finished my masters in psychology and getting my license in clinical in a few months to open a clinic for mental health. I can say if you haven’t experience psychology personally or don’t k ow much about it, it can be tough. If your a people person and love helping others with conditions it is a great major.I’m also minoring in business.
Psychology is oversaturated
@@crazymonkey60123 tell me which field is not saturated....every field is
@@siddharthkumarchaudhari112 not natural sciences (physics, biology, astronomy)
how do you have t majors??? i never understood how people have multiple degrees wtf
@@Sumnerstrain they could dual major or go back and obtain another degree. I switched my degree late so if I wanted to extend my degree two more semesters, i could have 2 associates degrees, bachelors w minor, and masters w concentration and certifications. But if your racing to get out of school, youll skip past these.
Love this video! Really nice overview of how to think about choosing a major/minor. You should make a video titled "How to college", that'd be a great one haha.
Great suggestion! haha that would be interesting
The most awesome channel on YT. You have valuable content Shane!
Wow thanks
He's not the best, but he's VERY underrated.
@@WerdFTW I know I don't understand like a lot of ppl goes to college yet they are not curious to search about it in youtube 😂
Shane,
I have completed my BTech Mechanical and have been working in support for 3 yrs. Finally realised human resources is a good career alternative and now I am doing masters in human resources
Good luck! you got this
Civil engineering with architecture minor seems all good too.
Please Update the Difference between a BTECH and A B.E in mechanical engineering and can they go into the same career fields as one another?
Shane: Minoring in a common foreign language can open a lot of opportunities for you since companies love to hire bilingual people, and most Americans only know their native language
me: SÍIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ya tengo un niche 😎👊
I know Three languages-Nepali,Hindi & English. Only English will ever work😂
I'd minor probably in something like Japanese.
Kazakh and Russian besides English.
Facts! I'm minoring in Spanish.
You covered some really important points about choosing a minor. Thanks for everything
Glad it was helpful!
Ive always said major in stem minor in your art humanities interest or passion. No one cares that you have a minor but its mainly there for self improvement and exploration. I did CS and art and couldn't imagine another path. The art classes were a good break from the difficult discrete and CS1 classes.
I wished I saw this in high school, I’m currently in my third year in engineering, I passion in engineering but wished I could have minor in renewable energy or even art if I could but I’m also satisfied with where I am now
My minor was poli sci. Mainly because I had 12 hours in it when I switched majors to journalism. I only needed 3 more hours in poli sci to complete it if I made it a minor, and I didn't want to have to extend college more than I had to. Of course, when I was in school in the mid-1980s, tuition in Texas wasn't ridiculous as it is now. You could pay for school working part-time after school without racking up crippling debt. Not sure how these students do it now.
Good luck!
personally, i'm relying on my scholarships and of course I assume most students are as well/aiming to get or reach scholarships. Otherwise, I know others who are forced to take a gap year in order to earn money for college, or simultaneously work SO MUCH and multiple jobs in order not to end up crippling in debt.:(
Video idea, top ten best skills to have right now. Ex: comp programming, marketing, video editing? Etc.
YASSSS PLEASE!!!!!!
Keeping this.. Thanks for the idea!
Yea! I’m getting a minor in finance let’s see what he says (Not a lurker 😉)
That's a good one Tracy.. And thanks for being a subscriber 😁
Can you talk about data analyst?
As you said you are teaching yourself python
It really made me know, you actually know what you are saying..
Lol
I'm an Econ major, in my final year
I have been learning how to code to be a data analyst
Would love you to talk about it soon.
Even jobs like data scientists, software engineer or development
It would really help people to know they can learn all this online and definitely still get a job
Stay tuned for that
Wow I guess this is really how economics is evolving 😅😅I acc thought it was only me thinking about going in data and all😂😂
@@samuelj.maxwell5924
Well in my 2nd year in school
I wished I had gone for a computer science degree..
My two roommates are CS majors
So I learn alot from them..
I first heard the word data analyst thanks to youtube algorithm..
Lol..
Made me realize I can go deep into it while being an Economist..
The amount of job offers for data analyst in my country is crazy..
They keep hiring abroad analyst for the jobs because alot of people in my country still think law is the way to go 🤦
Alexis Vince oh that’s nice...US?
@@samuelj.maxwell5924 na
Nigeria 🇳🇬
I wish I could skip the minor but my college requires it for my degree. So I'm going to have a weird set up: Associates in Criminal Justice, Bachelors in Environmental Science and a Minor in Spanish. Crossing my fingers that it'll catch somebody's eye. Haha!
Me as a southern guy crying at the “merican” 😭. (Well Kentucky isn’t really southern, it’s just been closed off from the other common accents for long enough to preserve the dialect of the Irish, and Scottish immigrants that were forced here from the US government so many years ago)
Minoring in high Valyrian hoping to get a job somewhere in Dragonstone
🤣🤣🤣
There are a few people who have fluent Klingon. I don't know that I'd want to work with them though.
Another interesting minor is Bioethics, usually taken from the Philosophy department. Though it fits well with Medical Science or Environmental Science degrees, it is also a nice adjunct to a Creative Writing degree and any social science degree that involves humans doing bad things to each other or the world.
Thanks for sharing that
I agree with this video, in my first year I was in a business degree and choosed to take a minor in law and justice cause I liked the introduction class and I need to take electives anyway. Now I specialize in marketing and a minor in psychology or sociology could have been more useful. I don't regret it cause I really enjoy my minor and it's really helping my gpa a lot but I still think I would have done things differently if I thought more about this ^^'
Thanks for watching Lucas
Those few dislikes come from the lurkers...
Btw... I love how you respond to every comment. And that you’re vids are quite high in quality.
May want to consider rewording the title. Also, minors are not degrees. They are minors, which are in addition or part of a bachelor degree. The word you might be looking for is program. That is how minors are sometimes referred to in Higher Ed.
7:51 why is there a picture of the Chinese labor camps?
Can you minor in smashing the like button studies?
Best to major in them 😁
Your choice of memes is amazing!
haha thanks
I'm interested in minoring in middle eastern languages (cant decide between arabic and Turkish tbh) but I also already know a couple slavic languages. Honestly if it werent for this economy, I'd solely major in just languages and enjoy myself
Good luck Jovana.. Plan it out well
Im learning arabic but i wouldn't exactly recommend it beacuse theres so many different dialects and nobody speaks the formal language of it. It Depends on your goals, and Arabic is still fun to learn
@Faraway - Does your dad do business in Saudi Arabia or UAE?
@Faraway - nice
Majoring in PoliSci and minoring in CJ. Law school afterward. Pretty straight forward for me lol
I’m majoring in CS and double minoring in Math and Business Administration. You should do the best masters degrees if you haven’t done that already
Wow, that sounds solid
Thief. Olivertwist
How many of these minors are better to just study on your own in your free time? I like teaching myself things but I am not always sure when it's better to take a class or better to teach myself
That's for another video 😁
Me with literally almost everything Humanities, Computer and Technology, Languages, Business, Public Speaking, Writing, Art and Film. I do not know which subjects I am better off learning on my own and which ones are better to take a class on.
For me all minors that don't need experiments
He's prob one of the most enthusiastic people I've ever seen. Literally.
Love all of your videos. Just here to defeat the evil algorithm
You're the best
What do you think about majoring in business and marketing and then having a minor in psychology… I like the idea of being able to understand how the human person and emotions work and use that for my marketing career…I also would consider maybe some sort of art minor as well…
No lie i think this video just helped me finally decide what I want to minor in
I know the cs meme was getting a bit ridiculous lol but I wonder, if cs were actually, in your opinion, number 1 in a list, would you put it there or would you not just to avoid the meme? While I definitely support giving it some breathing room I’d still prefer to get your honest opinion on things, especially since I bet lots of people are making their life decisions based on your videos. Either way through, loved this video, cheers
Thanks for watching Olivia.. overall, CS is really good anyway you put it
Thanks for the video. Just wanted to let you know that number 3: Computer science has has maths on the background instead of CS.
Thanks for that!
I got an AAS in Audio Production Technology and now getting my BA in Business Law from Arizona State University. Shane, can you do a video about Business Law at ASU? It’s actually a quality Major. Maybe not S Tier, but Not lower than B in my personal opinion
I'm business law and real estate. I'm glad to see someone with my major !
Another great video nice work!. Mr.Shane for the highschool kids watching your videos and getting inspired by them could you maybe do a video about best and worst ap classes. Or how to find out your interests.
Great suggestion! Noted Arunan
Is it a bad idea to enroll into a meme school
Could be useful during quarantine 🤣
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If I wanna major in computer science, should I minor in business even if I’m planning on getting an MBA after college?
Very helpful video. Thanks, Shane.
Glad it was helpful!
Shane, you are the 🐐
haha thanks 🙏
Shane listened to me 2x in a row. 2020 might not be as bad as i thought. 😂
haha 😉
lol. "what's happeninnggggg". Great Video Shane!
Great video dude Love it!!!
Thanks!!
"Vicey Versa"
Shane , can you make a Chemistry Degree Tierlist or something involving chemistry , Thanks.
Which ones do you want me to talk about?
@@ShaneHummus I dont know , to be honest , i dont know what particular thing i am going to do and am interested in at the moment , but i want to get into chemistry and probably Major in it , so i im really not sure , which will make the Video even better , with you saying whats best and why.
Basically..... popular but not so profitable majors are what you should consider minoring.
Right Robert
This is my third vid of urs ive watched tonight and when u said dont be a lurker i HAD to subscribed
Haha great!
I’m currently a pre pt undergrad majoring in kinesiology and i’m considering getting a minor in computer science because of how much tech is getting involved in my career path but I was wondering if it is worth it to get the minor in CS or if i should do something like a language or something I just really enjoy ? i’d appreciate all the advice i can get thank you!
I’m a Psych major, however I want to minor in Philosophy. I think Philo is just so interesting.
Hi! Try watching this video for your reference:
Is a Philosophy Degree Worth It?
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I was going to major in Agriculture because that’s what I love, but now, I think I’m better off just minoring in it. And instead I’ll major in something that pays best (Not a lurker Ayeee🥳)
Good planning. haha and thanks for the sub Monica 😁
Aerospace Engineering & minor in fundamental physics
The minor includes the following
Electrodynamics
Statistical physics
General Relativity and Gravity
Quantum Mechanics
Introduction to Modern Physics
Is it worth it?
How could this minor be useful in case you are an aerospace engineer ?
Note: I'm found with physics more than engineering. That's why I'm thinking of taking a minor
Thanks Shane! now I know which minors are good. Very helpful video
Welcome
I had 2 minors and they were anthropology and law :)
Best of luck Mua
Excellent and funny video.
Hey! Do you think applied mathematics major & comp-sci/physics minor would be a good idea? I really love maths and I'm good with numbers, I just feel like it might not be the most profitable major.. Any advice? :)
Applied math is good degree than pure math. Credits in physics and engineering will end up good
Let’s go! Very creative I like that, I am definitely going to minor in something.
Good luck!
was waiting on this fr
Thanks for watching
Hi Shane, I like your content. I love watching your videos.
Glad you like them!
Better and better.😁🔥
Thanks Aida
Hey Shane, I just read this article saying how the economy is now demanding more English majors and how it's less in supply. Could you make a video on English majors?
Noted. I might look in to that and make a video
The problem with those articles is that the English majors businesses are hiring all hold a Masters degree. Writing is a crucial skill but I still don't think a 4yr degree in English is (from a personal finance perspective) a very good choice.
@@subhakhan1900 I know. I am personally planning to pursue a business major but I was thinking of perhaps minoring in English or even doing a double major idk. The thing is I am extremely talented in writing. As much as I enjoy the security that numbers and statistics provide, I also really enjoy writing
@@Lazymath007_ Same, I chose to minor in English as well and Spanish to show my bilingualism and writing skills. I was told to not double major in STEM and English since it would delay my graduation by a lot and the workload was going to be heavy, the classes would overlap🥺🤧.
I’m trying to figure out a great minor for my degree- Business management majoring in HR
High Valyrian LMAOO how did no one else catch this
What do you Think about a leadership minor? My dad majored in it years ago and served in the army, and then Pfizer picked him up as a medical sales representative. I feel it gives great skills
That could work out
I know this is a couple of years old, but I got a certificate in leadership department at the community college and it has helped at work. Decided to pursue a bachelor of science in leadership instead of management since it covers communications, mgmnt, liberal arts, and IT. All subject matters I'm interested in.
I’m studying graphic design now and the school that go to merge with another school but it allows us to put our credits towards to a degree program. I’m thinking about doing it so I can have a bachelor in graphic design but I’m also thinking about getting a minor in business as well
I'm learning about your sister psych major & your cousin is into holistic medicine I believe thanks for your input
You are welcome
Decided to minor in chem because it’s something I’m very interested in… and also breaking bad.
Hey Shane, you should do one about Business Intelligence
Noted
You’re awesome Shane! New subscriber here ❤️
Thanks for subbing!
Your videos are amazingly helpful, but please start adding timestamps
Facts
i got to learn more. thank you !! NP
Im thinking of majoring in International Finance & Economics and minoring in Comp sci 🤔 hoping to complement the business oriented skills with sone tech..
Do universities allow you to minor in stem subjects? And if so, which would be the best stem minors to pair up with Finance/Economics
sorry this is 1yr late lol but it depends on your university, i think most do. as far as what’s best, that definitely depends on what you plan on doing with your finance/economics degree
For sure, they absolutely do. I’m a Criminology major w a concentration in Legal studies and i’m double minoring in Biology and Geology.
I sort of disagree with this video to some extent, I feel like if you can major in English and history as a double major; along with some of the minors you can find pretty good jobs. I do not know if you know this, but some of the jobs that come from history degrees can be used for jobs like being a lawyer or a Lawyer Assistance’s etc.
Do you think electrical or mechatronic engineering with a minor in accounting and finance or economics is a good combo?
In my opinion, I think that's great. Although lets wait for Shane's response
That sounds solid
Wow I’m literally going for mechatronic and was debating of minoring in finance
Firstttt
Gently tapped the like button 💅🏻
Nice! the quickest
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Always sir 😎
YOU HAVEN'T SPOKEN ABOUT PHILOSOPHY DEGREE is it worth it or not because you did not mention it in useless degrees video and its there in the BILLIONAIRE degree list
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Would you recommend an Environmental Science and Management major to minor in Economic? or explore something in the arts?
Did he say "high Valyrian" for foreign languages😂
How ironic my university advisor was telling me about getting a minor.
Let me know what you think about the video
Double major in Information System and Business Admin + Minor in Computer Science == what do you think?
I don’t even know what i wanna do
If I'm double majoring in psychological science and sociology, but reconsidering into changing my major in sociology into a minor instead. Would it be a better choice than double majoring in it?
Depends really
Do you have any videos on Legal Field such as paralegal vs attorney vs criminal justice or anything similar in the legal field?
I only gently stroke the like button, and I would never subscribe, how dare you compel me to.
I like your videos so I comment for the algorithm.
😂😂😂 Like a love hate relationship
If you don’t mind me asking, how exactly are you learning how to code? Trying to learn here as well.
Codecademy is a wonderful resource for starting out :)
I might announce that in the future. Stay tuned
@@ShaneHummus I would love to hear about your experiences with this!
Hey is business or finance minor good if I’m majoring in computer science? Just for a business/finance background and learn more about money?
Yes. Either option is great, though I would be careful about which one you choose based on what you plan to do. If you're looking to be more employable, then I would choose a minor in business, as finance is more niche outside of things like investment firms.
On the other hand if you're just looking to learn more about how money works, maybe want to learn how to manage your own investment portfolio, or maybe you do want to be able to go work at an investment firm, ect, then finance may be the better option.
What do y’all think is the best minor for a computer science major? (Other than arts) Like I am considering a business minor but idk if that would be beneficial, my bad if this is a dumb question. My passions are psychology and philosophy but I guess I’m moreso wondering what specifically would compliment a CS degree
Do Philo and go into AI. Then you can philosophize about the value of humans vs robots and all the ethics involved. They will probably invite you to UN meetings one day.
Hey. I am doing a buisness minor with an engineering degree. I am very double minded about it because of the work load. Do you think it is worth the effort?
Hi Shane and people in the comments, currently I am majoring in economics and I am already finished with my math minor. Do you think it will be beneficial to add a minor in statistics or take courses that are useful like other math or programming classes?
Depends really. Plan that out first
Currently an Econ major and considering either a double major or a minor with math, based on your experience what do you think is my best option?
I’m subscribed so a video on healthcare management would be great. I want to major in that cause I want to work in healthcare but I’m not sure if I want to talk to patients at all times so tell me the facts Shane!
Good luck
"Do something creative is a good idea so you don't look like a robot"
Me: Triple majoring in math, cs, and statistics. I am the ultimate robot
if that math degree is in pure math, then you're not a robot and doing a great degree. anyway, a triple major in math, cs, and stats will make you an extremely strong candidate to work in the high-paying field of data science.