True , a business degree program in itself is far too general of an education to ever match the tuition expense or it's influence in the job market. It's only real function is to pierce the barrier of entry to gainful employment. The applicable skills or knowledge it affords is irrelevant -- simply owning it is what matters. It's the access code into the atrium level.
thank you so much you very very well clarified things for me. I wanted to go to school for business because I’m looking to get into big in real estate one day at least as a good financial foundation one good book that inspired me was rich dad for Dad and I definitely recommend it and I will definitely read the book you recommended as well. Well thank you so much I’m going to order it today.
I graduate next year and I’m not sure if I wanna be a business analyst, HR, marketing, Operations, product management, logistics, Investment banker, or Real Estate.
While it is true that you don’t need to go to college to learn business. You can read books yourself. You can read books for any other majors too such as engineering and don’t need to go to college. You will need a lot of discipline to do that. However, no one would hire you or give you a chance if you said you learn business on your own and never go to college to save money.
Love this video, the only thing I will say as an adult watching your video is Job related experience matters. I’ve been working in Medical insurance (Healthcare) for over 10 years. I am looking to advance my career related to my industry & I need my business degree to do so. Job related experience is a MUST in any industry.
Commercial property management most of them require a business degree . Or another type of degree like accounting . Plus I want to start up my own business .
which degree do you recommend ? Im interested in either business or health science? pros of why I want to major in business: ill learn valuable skills like accounting and I would like to become a an accountant , perhaps a financial advisor later on. pros of why I want to major in health science, I'm passionate about health. I enjoy learning about body anatomy. A bit about my self I'm a hermit. I don't like working with other people. Im definitely an introvert.
How much chance does a bachelor of business management from Italy (The university rank is near 400 in the world i guss)which is taught in English have to find a job in America? (I am 19 years old from Asia and I want to study a bachelor's degree in Italy, then apply for a job in America)
So I definitely chose business because I didn't know what I wanted to do with my life. And I've had many different business jobs and I realize that I hate business jobs and I really want to do something else. And even with a bachelor's degree the most I can usually make is 20 an hour which isn't enough when you're living on your own. Is this degree transferable into other careers? I tried teaching but it wasn't for me either there was a huge lack of support and direction. I want to do something else but I'm not sure I really feel like my degree was kind of a waste. I'm more of a creative individual not a business sales person.
Hey, even though I don’t have the answer I have a question for you. Were you only making 20 US dollars per hour? Or 20 CAN dollars per hour? Out of curiosity
@@KarisbellI wanna go for marketing in business but I don’t know the approach basically how to apply. So I’m general business you can choose whichever you want from there?
@@TheeOfficialSmiley well his first couple jobs when he was barely out of school were in marketing, he moved into finance because people were hiring and he found that he liked the work and the pay. I can tell you that marketing itself is not hard to keep up with, but you are likely to start off with a low salary of about 50 grand in the US and how much you succeed from that point on depends on whether you can land promotions and whether or not you use your experience to land jobs that are looking for more experienced marketing people. I will say that from the statistics and what ive heard from marketing people it can be pretty enjoyable as a job but the way we market things has changed so rapidly (social media) that a lot of what youre taught in a school no longer applies. And the bureau of labor statistics lists that out of all business pathways marketers start off earning the least so take that into account
7:15 Yeah, but when has this ever not been the case, though? You were never supposed to go to college to get "hands on experience" that's the job of the work you're supposed to get post-college. And I think jobs also want certification, not just your experience, you could have experience, but they want to see certification that proves a formal education occured, anyone could walk up to a job an say I have this much years of experience, but certs are what's the deal. If you are already within the job of a specific company, and they see your work experience firsthand as you naturally climb the ladder, even without certs, which I think would be harder without certs anyway, that's a different story, sure, but entrywise, you still need certs. That's why I've never appreciated or bought the "you don't need degrees" arguments, sure some very few and specific jobs may not require it, but you're often far better off with it than without, just my take. Feel free to correct or disagree, I want to know your further thoughts on it.
Hi I’m a senior in high school getting ready to graduate and I have a small business where I make customized T-shirts , hats , cups Etc I’ve had it for a couple years and I’m really passionate about learning about business and I want to get my business license so I can operate a real business outside of college I was wondering what type of business degree would I need to major in actually? Ran across your video hope I can get a little advice on my descion on my major thank you! 🙏🏽
True , a business degree program in itself is far too general of an education to ever match the tuition expense or it's influence in the job market. It's only real function is to pierce the barrier of entry to gainful employment. The applicable skills or knowledge it affords is irrelevant -- simply owning it is what matters. It's the access code into the atrium level.
Yes I picked business admin and I feel like I have no direction in what I am doing .
I’m a senior in college but I graduate next year! I realized this, business is very vast. Idk what I want to do, there are so many careers.
thank you so much you very very well clarified things for me. I wanted to go to school for business because I’m looking to get into big in real estate one day at least as a good financial foundation one good book that inspired me was rich dad for Dad and I definitely recommend it and I will definitely read the book you recommended as well. Well thank you so much I’m going to order it today.
I graduate next year and I’m not sure if I wanna be a business analyst, HR, marketing, Operations, product management, logistics, Investment banker, or Real Estate.
Have u made up ur mind ??
What did you decide?
While it is true that you don’t need to go to college to learn business. You can read books yourself. You can read books for any other majors too such as engineering and don’t need to go to college. You will need a lot of discipline to do that. However, no one would hire you or give you a chance if you said you learn business on your own and never go to college to save money.
Thank you, very helpful video!
Yay! Glad you found it helpful!
How do you get experience if no one hires you because of the degree?
First!
Love this video, the only thing I will say as an adult watching your video is Job related experience matters. I’ve been working in Medical insurance (Healthcare) for over 10 years. I am looking to advance my career related to my industry & I need my business degree to do so. Job related experience is a MUST in any industry.
Commercial property management most of them require a business degree . Or another type of degree like accounting . Plus I want to start up my own business .
100%agree I am a business student 😂.
which degree do you recommend ? Im interested in either business or health science? pros of why I want to major in business: ill learn valuable skills like accounting and I would like to become a an accountant , perhaps a financial advisor later on. pros of why I want to major in health science, I'm passionate about health. I enjoy learning about body anatomy. A bit about my self I'm a hermit. I don't like working with other people. Im definitely an introvert.
i could not relate more
How much chance does a bachelor of business management from Italy (The university rank is near 400 in the world i guss)which is taught in English have to find a job in America? (I am 19 years old from Asia and I want to study a bachelor's degree in Italy, then apply for a job in America)
So I definitely chose business because I didn't know what I wanted to do with my life. And I've had many different business jobs and I realize that I hate business jobs and I really want to do something else. And even with a bachelor's degree the most I can usually make is 20 an hour which isn't enough when you're living on your own. Is this degree transferable into other careers? I tried teaching but it wasn't for me either there was a huge lack of support and direction. I want to do something else but I'm not sure I really feel like my degree was kind of a waste. I'm more of a creative individual not a business sales person.
Hey, even though I don’t have the answer I have a question for you. Were you only making 20 US dollars per hour? Or 20 CAN dollars per hour? Out of curiosity
@@m-sizzle9073 US dollars. I have a better direction of where I want to go now but it's not in business, I'll have my degree as a backup.
I am a business major as well just started and I feel like It’s not for me too many unknowns
Ture 1000%
So I’m actually thinking about majoring in business…do you have to choose a specific area when applying or they business
Nope! You can do what I did (business administration) which is just a genral business degree. Or you can have a focus HR, Marketing, Accounting ect…
@@KarisbellI wanna go for marketing in business but I don’t know the approach basically how to apply. So I’m general business you can choose whichever you want from there?
@@TheeOfficialSmiley yeah. My dad was in general business and he worked in both marketing and finance afterwards
@@aly2833 can you ask if it was hard to keep up with?
@@TheeOfficialSmiley well his first couple jobs when he was barely out of school were in marketing, he moved into finance because people were hiring and he found that he liked the work and the pay. I can tell you that marketing itself is not hard to keep up with, but you are likely to start off with a low salary of about 50 grand in the US and how much you succeed from that point on depends on whether you can land promotions and whether or not you use your experience to land jobs that are looking for more experienced marketing people. I will say that from the statistics and what ive heard from marketing people it can be pretty enjoyable as a job but the way we market things has changed so rapidly (social media) that a lot of what youre taught in a school no longer applies. And the bureau of labor statistics lists that out of all business pathways marketers start off earning the least so take that into account
7:15
Yeah, but when has this ever not been the case, though?
You were never supposed to go to college to get "hands on experience" that's the job of the work you're supposed to get post-college.
And I think jobs also want certification, not just your experience, you could have experience, but they want to see certification that proves a formal education occured, anyone could walk up to a job an say I have this much years of experience, but certs are what's the deal.
If you are already within the job of a specific company, and they see your work experience firsthand as you naturally climb the ladder, even without certs, which I think would be harder without certs anyway, that's a different story, sure, but entrywise, you still need certs.
That's why I've never appreciated or bought the "you don't need degrees" arguments, sure some very few and specific jobs may not require it, but you're often far better off with it than without, just my take. Feel free to correct or disagree, I want to know your further thoughts on it.
Hi I’m a senior in high school getting ready to graduate and I have a small business where I make customized T-shirts , hats , cups Etc I’ve had it for a couple years and I’m really passionate about learning about business and I want to get my business license so I can operate a real business outside of college I was wondering what type of business degree would I need to major in actually? Ran across your video hope I can get a little advice on my descion on my major thank you! 🙏🏽
I'd recommend Business Management, or Accounting, or both.
I would double major in finance and accounting.
Seriously am confused, this makes me very sad