I had the opportunity to study Finance and Investment Management with this particular name, do you have any background on this major since it is not specifically Finance management the similarity of the names I would really appreciate your help 😅 🙏
This video was really helpful! A big paranoia I have about majoring in finance is not being able to get a job once I graduate. What else can I do outside of internships to build my resume?
Hey man great video! Im currently a junior transfer studying Finance and I was wondering what steps should I take to improve my chances to get a good job out of college. Im getting an internship this summer and plan to get at least 1 more before i graduate. Along with that, with all the different avenues in Finance how did you decide which path to go down?
Hey Nash, I really need some advice from you. I am a high school graduate and I studied engineering subjects physics, maths, and chemistry. I like getting a job in the banking sector cause i like having an office based job and learning maths. 1. Do you think I will be able to shift to the finance sector even though I studied engineering subjects? 2. what bachelor degrees to you recommend? PLEASE HOPE YOU ANSWER MY QUESTIONS 🙏
it can be done, however you will have to take some finance and accounting courses, get familiar with financial modeling. since you have background in chemistry, you can work in chemical, pharmacy & drug industry
I’m in Ireland, graduate next year with a degree in international finance and economics with Chinese. I have semi fluent Chinese now after spending a year in shanghai. Next year I’ll be doing my masters in quantitative finance which has a lot of stats programmes, linear regressions, pdes, stochastic calculus, Monte Carlo etc. I have the equivalent to a 4.0 gpa and have won awards for the highest mark in my year (340 people) in both finance and Chinese. My question to you is, has Chinese any real value in finance? I get mixed responses, some think it’s great but don’t work in the industry, some think it’s of no use especially if I’m doing quantitative work. Also would you know of any industries that would use Chinese skills? I I unfortunately have no option to go to America. I’d appreciate your thoughts.
This is very interesting. Being bilingual is alwaan advantage so don't let anyone tell you otherwise. If you are trying to get into quant finance then look at it this way, you can apply to jobs China or any other place where they speak the language so that opens up more doors for you and potentially higher pay.
Hello. I'm an undergraduate wanting to become a financial analyst and I'm wondering if I should double major in finance and economics to gain more knowledge. So my question is , is it worth it or unnecessary?
Hey bro i have two questions 1) Which business major guarantee you a high salary job or have a high chance? 2) What are the best and cheap countries to study finance?
Hi, 1. I would say Finance with a focus on Investment Banking (long work hours though) 2. I am not sure when it come to the different countries but I know that it is cheaper to get a certificate in Financial Analysis that a full degree
I wanted to ask you a question. I am an accounting student, but I am more passionate about finance. Do you think finance or accounting is better for getting into a financial analyst position? I know it is a broad field but just wanted to ask you this question. Also, my university is mid-tier here in Canada. A lot of people told me you will just end up in a sales position if you do not go to a IVY league, so did not know if you could dispell these myths?
@@NashTheo did you go to an Ivy League? I’m honestly scared. I’m going to one of the best schools in my state but still thinking should I really take a year to get a 30< ACT?
@@oliviahausman3024 take this with a grain of salt as I am a high school student with no professional experience. From what I’ve read is that if you don’t go to a great college for undergrad, it is still ok because you can get some work experience and try to get into a top mba program which will lead to better jobs.
Great video man! Would financial management be great if I want to start my own business or in case I decide to work with a different company? My school has two concentration that I’m debating on which is finance and small business management and I just can’t decide lol.
Finance or Accounting?? I heard Accounting is better bc you can switch to finance but with a finance major you can’t switch to accounting. What’s ur take ? I think I want to be a Financial analyst or advisor but I’m not sure if I wanna go into accounting should I do the CPA for accounting or CFA for finance ? I need to take one bc it’ll give me a greater chance of getting higher pay!!
Both are great options bc later in life you can get a CPA or a CFA with either degree, you'd just need to take additional classes to meet the requirements, which you can do for cheap at a community College
Hi! Great insights, thank you. I was wondering as a financial analyst, do you need learn programming (like Python, C and others). Besides that, do you need to get ACCA or CFA qualifications?
i just wanna learn stocks. i am a double major in finance and communications studies. do you think finance and after hours research is solid enough for stocks? or are there other classes?
Finance major here from a state school. I’m in between choosing a minor in either Economics or Computer Science. I know Econ would be the more practical choice but with technology advancing over the years, I feel like CS would look more attractive on a resume. Thoughts?
The only thing that’s stopping me from getting a finance degree is I feel like these jobs can be automated pretty easy. Like in 10 year an A.I will end up doing my job
Hi I’m currently majoring in Business Administration Management and I am debating switching to financial analysis. Would it be better to switch to financial analysis or stick to management and get a certification in financial analysis? Which degree do you think is better?
I'm from, India and have completed my 12th ie high school . I'm 18 and I wanna start my college...I didn't take maths for 12th. I want to take finance and work in a comapany . Which ug course should i take and what do I have to do after that ...I'm sorry but I don't know anything about this stream thts y I'm asking. ..is maths required for admissions? Pls do reply although I'm late
im a chemical engineering major right now. and im planning to shift to finance. im just scared since im used to STEM subjects but i dont see myself as an engineer in the future. finance is interesting and i want to know more about managing money and all that. what advice can you give me since i dont have any background on accounting and business math
I think having an engineering background is great for Finance. Since you are already taking STEM classes (which probably include some programming classes) I would recommend going into to Quantitative Finance jobs. If you just want to work in Corporate Finance, you have the advantage of working for a Chemical Engineering company without having to relearn engineering. Finance is much easier to learn on the Job (Financial Analyst) as long as you know how to use Excel and understand the basics.
Hello Nash what separates a finance degree from a finance major. I want to get into Investment banking, private equity and the likes but there is an option of doing commerce then majoring in finance. Is it the same thing or is it limited.
As far as I know, its the same thing. A finance major usually gets a finance degree after the graduate college. And finance is a great start if you are trying to work in fields like investment banking, private equity, etc
Hi Nash hope you are doing well I am doing a Finance Diploma, is a three months diploma and I started one Month ago but I don't know if is worth this small Diploma is starting to be challenging and I have some doubts to continue, one because of time and I don't understand too much, I will appreciate your advice thanks. and thanks for the video.
Hey Nash, I am a new sub. Maybe you have already mentioned it in previous videos, I am not sure, but may I ask, are you going for the masters in finance ?
@@NashTheo Hey Nash, thanks for your reply. It is an honour. I work full time now, but I am really interested in an undergrad finance program. As I work full time, I can only do the program online ( distance learning ) I found the University of London program quite good. Do you recommend that, may I ask you ?
should i get a double degree in economics and finance? a uni in my city has a double degree for it. or should i get an accounting degree ? i know that accounting is a stable job that I can get a decent income with. what are your thoughts ? personally, i look at job opportunites and how much money they make. also i am considering how much travel each job has to do because i like travelling around the world. can you tell me what you think ?
Hey I’m thinking of doing a finance degree because of the personal finance you will learn. But I also want to learn about stock investment dividends when to pick a stock and I feel like economics has more of that let me know
As a finance major, you usually get introduced all those topics in the general finance classes and you can pick what you want to concentrate in and add other subjects you like as minors
@@alexguanga1499 not sure if you’ll see this cuz it is a year later, but if your interested in stocks for your own personal knowledge, there’s so much information out there on TH-cam and google
hello, im wondering what bussines degree you think would be the best for only personal use like investment and stock trading and possibly entrepreneurship in the later future? and im not aiming to getting a job position from it, im leaning towards finance or business administration what do you suggest or should i consider accounting? (p.s you might suggest a bootcamp instead of getting a degree but i need a bachelor degree so bootcamp is not an option).
I would definitely recommend a finance degree and focus on investments and personal finance. You will learn enough accounting in the finance classes you take since accounting and finance are intertwined
Hiii, what if I majored in finance but want to be a CPA accountant in the future? Should I go back to college and get my degree in accounting in order to be a CPA?
Dude where is the middle point in finances . I want to specialize but some people say some of them are too hard and too stressfull and other are less stressful and have just a little bit less pay so they are a better balance
The more stressful it is usually mean more money but that also depends on the person. Corporate finance would be kind of in the middle in terms of stress and pay. If you go into investing banking, that's usually a lot of work and pay
@@NashTheo yeah that's kinda I wanted . Like I don't care about money . I don't want a big salary . Just a good one you know. So Corporate finance is less stressful you say ?
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I had the opportunity to study Finance and Investment Management with this particular name, do you have any background on this major since it is not specifically Finance management the similarity of the names I would really appreciate your help 😅 🙏
This video was really helpful! A big paranoia I have about majoring in finance is not being able to get a job once I graduate. What else can I do outside of internships to build my resume?
You should join professional business/finance organizations at your college, those really help with networking and leadership skills
Nash Theo Got it, thank you for getting back to me 🙏
Great video! I am an student who was debating about the finance path and this video has been helpful
I'm glad I could help!
Hey man great video! Im currently a junior transfer studying Finance and I was wondering what steps should I take to improve my chances to get a good job out of college. Im getting an internship this summer and plan to get at least 1 more before i graduate. Along with that, with all the different avenues in Finance how did you decide which path to go down?
I'd honestly recommend networking by joining business/finance organizations. That way you can connect with Alumni that are in the industry already
I was almost a finance major, then switched it to avoid math lolol. Great video Nash!
Hahah it turns out Excel does all the finance math!
Kaitlin Pages same here. I am curious as well
@@SubjectZ3RO same plz answer
What'd you switch to Trevor?
This video was so helpful
I have a Finance degree too! You are well spoken bro!
Thank you!
Nash Theo Do you think I should get a Masters?
Hey Nash, I really need some advice from you. I am a high school graduate and I studied engineering subjects physics, maths, and chemistry.
I like getting a job in the banking sector cause i like having an office based job and learning maths.
1. Do you think I will be able to shift to the finance sector even though I studied engineering subjects?
2. what bachelor degrees to you recommend?
PLEASE HOPE YOU ANSWER MY QUESTIONS 🙏
it can be done, however you will have to take some finance and accounting courses, get familiar with financial modeling. since you have background in chemistry, you can work in chemical, pharmacy & drug industry
I’m in Ireland, graduate next year with a degree in international finance and economics with Chinese. I have semi fluent Chinese now after spending a year in shanghai. Next year I’ll be doing my masters in quantitative finance which has a lot of stats programmes, linear regressions, pdes, stochastic calculus, Monte Carlo etc. I have the equivalent to a 4.0 gpa and have won awards for the highest mark in my year (340 people) in both finance and Chinese.
My question to you is, has Chinese any real value in finance? I get mixed responses, some think it’s great but don’t work in the industry, some think it’s of no use especially if I’m doing quantitative work. Also would you know of any industries that would use Chinese skills? I I unfortunately have no option to go to America.
I’d appreciate your thoughts.
This is very interesting. Being bilingual is alwaan advantage so don't let anyone tell you otherwise. If you are trying to get into quant finance then look at it this way, you can apply to jobs China or any other place where they speak the language so that opens up more doors for you and potentially higher pay.
Yes. BS finance SDSU 1987.
Hello. I'm an undergraduate wanting to become a financial analyst and I'm wondering if I should double major in finance and economics to gain more knowledge. So my question is , is it worth it or unnecessary?
I don't think it is necessary, but as long as it doesn't push back your desired graduation date then it won't hurt
Hey bro i have two questions
1) Which business major guarantee you a high salary job or have a high chance?
2) What are the best and cheap countries to study finance?
Hi,
1. I would say Finance with a focus on Investment Banking (long work hours though)
2. I am not sure when it come to the different countries but I know that it is cheaper to get a certificate in Financial Analysis that a full degree
@@NashTheo Appreciate it 🙏 You are helping me alot
I wanted to ask you a question. I am an accounting student, but I am more passionate about finance. Do you think finance or accounting is better for getting into a financial analyst position? I know it is a broad field but just wanted to ask you this question. Also, my university is mid-tier here in Canada. A lot of people told me you will just end up in a sales position if you do not go to a IVY league, so did not know if you could dispell these myths?
Both accounting and fiance can get you a job as a financial analyst and no you don't have to go to an IVY league hahah.
@@NashTheo thanks for the reply and the advice. I had no idea why that question was posted three times my bad about that. Ha.
@@NashTheo did you go to an Ivy League? I’m honestly scared. I’m going to one of the best schools in my state but still thinking should I really take a year to get a 30< ACT?
@@oliviahausman3024 take this with a grain of salt as I am a high school student with no professional experience. From what I’ve read is that if you don’t go to a great college for undergrad, it is still ok because you can get some work experience and try to get into a top mba program which will lead to better jobs.
Great video man! Would financial management be great if I want to start my own business or in case I decide to work with a different company? My school has two concentration that I’m debating on which is finance and small business management and I just can’t decide lol.
Yess financial management would be great. I would also suggest taking entrepreneur finance classes if your school offers those
Finance or Accounting?? I heard Accounting is better bc you can switch to finance but with a finance major you can’t switch to accounting. What’s ur take ? I think I want to be a Financial analyst or advisor but I’m not sure if I wanna go into accounting should I do the CPA for accounting or CFA for finance ? I need to take one bc it’ll give me a greater chance of getting higher pay!!
Both are great options bc later in life you can get a CPA or a CFA with either degree, you'd just need to take additional classes to meet the requirements, which you can do for cheap at a community College
@@NashTheo Thank you so much, I appreciate your input !!
Hi! Great insights, thank you. I was wondering as a financial analyst, do you need learn programming (like Python, C and others). Besides that, do you need to get ACCA or CFA qualifications?
I am a 2nd finance student. I think as an introvert and due to interesting aspects of financial analyst, it's more suitable for me.
You actually don't "need" all that but if you have it you'll have a higher chance of getting paid more and getting promoted a lot faster
i just wanna learn stocks. i am a double major in finance and communications studies. do you think finance and after hours research is solid enough for stocks? or are there other classes?
You that can work, just make sure you take corporate finance classes, investments, portfolio management and risk management
@@NashTheo thanks for that bro. Good luck to you and your future journey.
Hi. I have economics degree, I want to also do finance, I feel like my economics need to be blended with finance.
Finance major here from a state school. I’m in between choosing a minor in either Economics or Computer Science. I know Econ would be the more practical choice but with technology advancing over the years, I feel like CS would look more attractive on a resume. Thoughts?
Those are both great choices. If I could go back to college I'd minor in CS, it looks really great on a resume and opens up more opportunities.
@@NashTheo thanks man!
A minor is optional. Not needed.
How stressful and demanding is a financial analyst position?
It depends on the responsibilities that are assigned to you, which usually ends up being a lot as you gain more experience
The only thing that’s stopping me from getting a finance degree is I feel like these jobs can be automated pretty easy. Like in 10 year an A.I will end up doing my job
No It will be changed but can't be replaced at all buddy
Hi I’m currently majoring in Business Administration Management and I am debating switching to financial analysis. Would it be better to switch to financial analysis or stick to management and get a certification in financial analysis? Which degree do you think is better?
Hey Man hows corporate finance and investment courses... Am pursuing on with the university of the witwatersrand
Will be going in depth about this in tonight's live stream, the stream will also be saved and uploaded to the channel.
I'm from, India and have completed my 12th ie high school . I'm 18 and I wanna start my college...I didn't take maths for 12th. I want to take finance and work in a comapany . Which ug course should i take and what do I have to do after that ...I'm sorry but I don't know anything about this stream thts y I'm asking. ..is maths required for admissions? Pls do reply although I'm late
Check out some of my videos, I have made a few videos on most of the questions you might want to know
What are modes?
If just want to learn investment skills, which course should I take???? hope you answer.
CFA
Yeah king I see you 🤴🏾✊🏾
Thank you
what about GPA to get job?
im a chemical engineering major right now. and im planning to shift to finance. im just scared since im used to STEM subjects but i dont see myself as an engineer in the future. finance is interesting and i want to know more about managing money and all that. what advice can you give me since i dont have any background on accounting and business math
i also prefer office type setting than working in a plant
I think having an engineering background is great for Finance. Since you are already taking STEM classes (which probably include some programming classes) I would recommend going into to Quantitative Finance jobs. If you just want to work in Corporate Finance, you have the advantage of working for a Chemical Engineering company without having to relearn engineering. Finance is much easier to learn on the Job (Financial Analyst) as long as you know how to use Excel and understand the basics.
Hello Nash what separates a finance degree from a finance major. I want to get into Investment banking, private equity and the likes but there is an option of doing commerce then majoring in finance. Is it the same thing or is it limited.
As far as I know, its the same thing. A finance major usually gets a finance degree after the graduate college. And finance is a great start if you are trying to work in fields like investment banking, private equity, etc
Okey I wanna make more money i dont want a job that is gone give me $60,000.
You can always get promoted and raises
Hi Nash hope you are doing well I am doing a Finance Diploma, is a three months diploma and I started one Month ago but I don't know if is worth this small Diploma is starting to be challenging and I have some doubts to continue, one because of time and I don't understand too much, I will appreciate your advice thanks. and thanks for the video.
Any college degree is worth it, it will open doors for you.
@@NashTheo thanks for your reply I'll keep on with the challenge.
I want to change to finance I was going for business administration but I am not good on math I am trying harder
The math in business isnt too bad hahah
Ur right I think I just need pratice
Hey Nash, I am a new sub. Maybe you have already mentioned it in previous videos, I am not sure, but may I ask, are you going for the masters in finance ?
Hi, Thanks! Currently no, maybe in the future
@@NashTheo Hey Nash, thanks for your reply. It is an honour. I work full time now, but I am really interested in an undergrad finance program. As I work full time, I can only do the program online ( distance learning ) I found the University of London program quite good. Do you recommend that, may I ask you ?
I would really like to study finance but I am really bad with math !Would you recommended studying finance if I am bad at math?
Yes. The math in Finance is simple
should i get a double degree in economics and finance? a uni in my city has a double degree for it. or should i get an accounting degree ? i know that accounting is a stable job that I can get a decent income with. what are your thoughts ? personally, i look at job opportunites and how much money they make. also i am considering how much travel each job has to do because i like travelling around the world. can you tell me what you think ?
I would do the double, economics and accounting. At the same time, you can still get finance jobs with an accounting degree and vice versa
@@NashTheo thank you :)
Hey I’m thinking of doing a finance degree because of the personal finance you will learn. But I also want to learn about stock investment dividends when to pick a stock and I feel like economics has more of that let me know
As a finance major, you usually get introduced all those topics in the general finance classes and you can pick what you want to concentrate in and add other subjects you like as minors
@@NashTheo so should I minor in economics just to get another idea of the stock market or just fully major in finance and pick my courses from there
@@alexguanga1499 not sure if you’ll see this cuz it is a year later, but if your interested in stocks for your own personal knowledge, there’s so much information out there on TH-cam and google
How much do you get paid sorry if the question is a bit weird
hahah im not allowed to disclose but I'll give you a range. 50k - 80k
Can I know the Uni you went too?
University of Texas at San Antonio
Thanks bro plus your video really helped man
How long have you been in your position?
1.5 years
hello, im wondering what bussines degree you think would be the best for only personal use like investment and stock trading and possibly entrepreneurship in the later future? and im not aiming to getting a job position from it, im leaning towards finance or business administration what do you suggest or should i consider accounting? (p.s you might suggest a bootcamp instead of getting a degree but i need a bachelor degree so bootcamp is not an option).
I would definitely recommend a finance degree and focus on investments and personal finance. You will learn enough accounting in the finance classes you take since accounting and finance are intertwined
Do you completed masters
No
Love it! Thanks!
Thankssss
Good video
Glad you enjoyed
Hiii, what if I majored in finance but want to be a CPA accountant in the future? Should I go back to college and get my degree in accounting in order to be a CPA?
No bruh
No, you do need a certain amount of hours of accounting classes and you can take those at a community college or online
Great vid man💯 I’m thinkin ab getting my degree in finance as well
Go for it!
Dude where is the middle point in finances . I want to specialize but some people say some of them are too hard and too stressfull and other are less stressful and have just a little bit less pay so they are a better balance
The more stressful it is usually mean more money but that also depends on the person. Corporate finance would be kind of in the middle in terms of stress and pay. If you go into investing banking, that's usually a lot of work and pay
@@NashTheo yeah that's kinda I wanted . Like I don't care about money . I don't want a big salary . Just a good one you know. So Corporate finance is less stressful you say ?
Do you know if a statistics degree just needs a bachelors to get a job?
i think that would depend on the specific job. if you want to go into corporate then you definitely need a degree