The EASIEST College Degrees!
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How about the hardest majors that pay the least?! It would be an interesting video. It doesn’t have to be low pay but it is considered low pay relative to the difficulty of the major.
8 HARDEST Majors In College
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Yes, do a video on this. Everybody up vote
@@ebooksguyguy7149 I will not be upvoting , i like living on the edge
100% bet architecture and philosophy are on the list
architecture 💀
the amount of people I know with "Business Administration" degrees is ridiculous
How's their career?
@@ShaneHummus most of them don't have proper jobs - probably shop assistant, useless in the current job market
I know someone with a mba in business administration barely being able to secure employment for 54k max working for Amazon as a supervisor. That tells me everything I need to know.
I was contemplating on this since my college doesn’t offer too many majors that are profitable. But at the end of a day, it’s all about learning more and improving your skill set, as well as experience.
So is business not a good degree?
We should all be thankful we are subscribed to Shane. His videos literally added like 40% of my knowledge about college 😂
Yup, he also made me realize the value college can truly be
Yeah . I agree with you, bro .
Why Shane didn't give the stats of the Liberal Art Degree of hours per week or GPA?
I hope he does a research about St. John's College to see if such Liberal Arts degree is easy.
That college has two campuses, Annapolis and Santa Fe, about 700 students in two campuses combined, a really tiny college, ultra-personalized education.
The workload there is INSANE (he can confirm this with alumni). Even studying your whole wake hours, you wouldn't finish the workload, which is potentially infinite. Its only degree is a Liberal Arts Major, but in practice is more like a dual major in Philosophy and Math.
Aron Wall, one of the top new physicists of our time, did undergrad there. And they have other brilliant STEM minds that studied there (and there would be more if more people would realize how well they prepare scientific minds for a scientific research career, even with this so generalist major).
For more examples, the ones going into Law school get into places like Harvard Law without nobody making a big deal about it at the College, they're used to it.
He is revealing all secrets 😶
if that's the case i fear for your grades
Hey there. As an English major myself, I do have to admit that a good number of people just major in English, either merely because they think that it's going to be easy, or maybe because they have absolutely no idea what they want to major in, and thus choose English just to choose something.
In my own personal experience, though, this major is not for everyone. It can be very challenging, to put it mildly. I have had to study everything from logic, python, biolinguistics, education, terminology, and translation (translation being a very much underrated field, as far as I am concerned), to existential, continental, and ancient Greek philosophy, film, Shakespeare, theatre, language disorders, evolutionary biology, and even law.
Don't go to college for an English degree just because you think you're going to get by without studying. There have been plenty of days that I had to spend more than 10 hours (or even more during finals), in order to be able to cover all the material necessary. The reading lists are extensive, and you'll need to spend more time that you think.
Keep in mind that my first language is not English, which can sometimes make things more difficult for me (in comparison to a native speaker), and also I take extra classes every semester, just to be able to graduate on time because I had to change the specialisation of my degree.
I start my fourth year (and final) year in about a week. Hopefully, all goes well. The one advantage that I have over the majority of students, especially from the US, is that my degree is completely free due to the wonderful European university system. I just have to deal with living costs, books, and that's pretty much it, no tuition fees whatsoever. Even for my first master's degree (hopefully in enterprise risk management, human resources, or in shipping), I will have to pay 8k at most because I'll be attending graduate school via distance learning, and as I already said, European universities are very affordable (and, in many instances, much better that their US counterparts).
A piece of advice that I have for pretty much every single person (particularly from the USA) who wants to go to college, please, please, really do consider studying abroad in Europe (that is, not only as an exchange student because you will still have to pay very high tuition fees). You will thank me later. A year's worth of your tuition fees in the US can sometimes even cover your entire degree in a European university. That has been my case precisely. By the end of the degree, I will have spent about 35k, everything included.
For all the people out there who wish to experience a different way of life, learn a new language, learn about different cultures, gain a new different kind of perspective on life, give Europe a go. Great countries to go include France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Germany, and many, many more.
For all my fellow Humanities lovers out there, don't be discouraged. If you are determined to pursue a Humanities degree, by all means, go ahead. You can later pursue studies in business, for instance, and increase your chances of employment drastically. Business people with Humanities backgrounds are some if the most valuable employees any company can have. We are needed more than we think.
Even if my comment helps one single person in their attempt to find out what they wish to pursue at university, that's more than enough for me.
Have a wonderful day, everyone.
Best,
K
May I know where u r studying in Europe? & what kind of a career are you planning to have?
Great video Shane! The easiest college degree I guess is one that does not stress you out and feels like just playing.
I’d say education definitely depends on what state your in. In the south it’s much much easier to become a teacher, however in PA and New York there are a lot more hurdles to becoming a teacher regarding classes, gpa, government clearance, etc. also depends on what education degree you get in my humble opinion secondary Ed is significantly harder in most circumstances the early childhood ed.
100%. My wife just graduated with her masters in education. We live in NY-it’s been a hell of a ride.
Of all the other TH-camr out there who talks about college degree content, you're the one I feel that I can rely on when it comes to this topic,and I've been your subscriber for awhile now, love your content.
Wow, thank you!
Economics is one of the best majors in terms of balancing easiness and salary/job outlook. It's only a bit harder than business.
@@leej1759 I second this question
Do they teach you about austrian economics as an economics major?
@@leej1759 Someone please reply to me when there’s an answer
@@leej1759 yeah id like to know an answer to this
@@leej1759 depends on the career,econ is very broad if you wanna become a economist you gotta get masters and phd
I have a journalism degree, and while it was earned in 1988, the situation wasn't that different back then. There really isn't much studying for journalism classes. That's not a knock against the degree... you learn journalism by doing, not reading or studying. I took journalism not because it was easy, but because writing is what I wanted to do and is what I do now as a marketing communications content writer.
Tapped like for this. Perfect timing! My friends and I were just talking about easy careers and easy routes we could take.
Boom!
Could you make a difficulty tier list featuring most of the majors you usually talk about?
As a Comm/PR concentrated graduate, I was able to branch off into marketing as in reality, it's all the same stuff. (Granted I DO live right outside of NYC so opportunities in the PR/Marketing field are awesome) BUT I don't regret my degree whatsoever! As I've moved up the latter over the past 3 years I've been able to make a pretty nice income.. and it wasn't super easy - as many people like to preconceive it to be.
This gives me hope because I’m a PR student 3rd year and was worried about future job prospects ! Living in LA so should be the same amount of opportunities.
I’m an accounting major, I study/dedicate around 20 hrs a week to my classes and I’m barely passing. Keep in mind I work 40 hours a week as well as a teachers assistant for elementary school. Definitely wished I picked general business administration 😭
accountants make good money tho
don’t give up on yourself sarah! you can get through it!
Same. I feel you. You got to keep going and remember why you started in the first place.
YOU GOT THIS SARAH
i’m rooting for u!!!
Psychology can be pretty tough. Especially when it comes to testing/proving experiments with statistical analysis.
Psychology is tough when you get to metacognitive levels where you have to make predictions assuming things that aren't proven yet but come up with the correct answer. Again... its a pretty imaginative or creative subject.
Psych major here: Some of the content is just basic memorization, sure, but a significant facet of the information you learn is extremely abstract and takes more than popping open your textbook. I can not tell you how futile it is to try and conceptualize what a certain mental illness looks like when you only have definitions. You need to watch videos, listen to first or second-hand (preferably first-hand) testimonies, and read books by real therapists. Bonus points if you observe an episode or are very close to someone with the mental illness. I wish I knew all of this sooner and didn't assume psychology was an "easy" major because now I feel like I'm behind my peers.
But I get it. It's too easy to get an A for the intro classes, imo.
its easy compared to other majors, doesn't mean you don't need to work for it
Interesting video. I'm surprised physical education wasn't on there... maybe that is lumped into education and/or recreation studies. I always thought of this as the athletes degree. Enjoyed the vid!
That doesn’t even need to be said
Hey Shane! I love your work! Keep up the amazing content! I have a quick question..
I am starting my major in Emergency and Disaster Management from a reputable college. I did some research about the jobs in this degree and they are not bad. You just have to know where to look. Have you had any experience in this degree or any advice? Thanks!!
An easy degree is graphic design. also pays pretty well and if you get into ux or ui design pays REALLY well. You can work your way up to Art Director or even creative director. It's a career that teaches you how to interact with clients and if you want you can start your own business or work for a company and freelance on the side..I used my graphic design skills to start a print on demand business that makes passive income each month. Also you really don't even need to go to school to learn it but the degree looks better on your resume.
Do you need talent to be a graphic designer? Seems interesting but im bad at drawing
I needed to hear this. I'm currently working to double major in Graphic Design and Communication!
@@papaamericaa no you don’t need to be good at drawing to be a graphic designer. There are a lot of designers who aren’t good at drawing. You just have to get familiar with design elements and learn the Adobe softwares.
@@048_bxo yeah def a good career for someone who wants to do something creative and not be like a struggling artist. It’s a bit competitive now and employers are also expecting you to be video editors / animators/motion designers and other stuff that’s outside of basic graphic design but it’s still worth it.
Recreation and leisure studies major here. Worth it
Really satisfying to watch your videos, Shane! Though the easiest degrees arent always the best route but they could be ones we could consider.
Already liked before you said like lol. Everyone should be watching you before, during and after college! I definitely recommend your channel to everyone I know. Great video!
Yay! Thank you!
Shane, you're swag is like the Olive Garden Soups, Salads, and Breadsticks..... UNLIMITED!
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Really needing this right now haha! Thank God your channel exists!
Glad I could help!
I know that Nursing is one of the toughest degrees but I have never regretted it!
Shane, I would be curious to hear your take on grade inflation over the years. The reason I ask this is that you cite all of these 3.2-3.6 GPA's for these various majors. I attended college long ago and I recall a lot of people with sub 3.0 GPA's. Any thoughts on the matter?
Should do a video on the male:female percentage on the different degrees. And combine that with the easiest to the hardest degrees.
Why?
Great question.
I think it depends honestly. I got my first degree in Dec 2020 in supervision and management. But I was working jobs (though minimum wage). I went back to school to get a 2nd degree in data analytics and will graduate in the summer of 2022. However with my first degree, job experience, and data tools knowledge I was able to get hired as a financial analyst making 72k plus bonus. In short start having jobs and getting experience before you graduate!! Even of it's minimum wage it's still job experience.
Online school or in person?
@@Adrianaxo. both I did online classes and in person but I preferred online classes.
@@taressastraughter7788do paid Internships count?
@fujimizuki9727 yes those are good as well.
Shane, I'm new to your channel so perhaps I've not gotten to them yet but in case not, would you consider making videos about various certifications available both private and public?
I earned a history degree about a thousand years ago, but I recently completed a Google certification for data analytics and that's when the recruiters started hounding me.
Let me know what you think about the idea and thanks!
It is contingent upon the college or university one chooses to attend and the professors. Although I did very well, most students say Psychology is not easy at all. I love English and Writing, thus, I did very well in those subjects too. I earned several degrees and working on the last one.
I have Associate degrees in Performing Arts and Psychology. I have a Bachelors degree in Psychology with a double minor in Forensic Psychology and pre-Law. Moreover, I have a Masters of Science degree in Education with a Specialization in Brain Research.
Lastly, I am finishing up my Doctorate after having to take a medical leave. Nevertheless, I graduated with highest honors with distinction in undergraduate school. Then I continued on and graduated top of my class, a summa cum laude (4.0 GPA) in graduate school.
I also earned a few postgraduate level certificates. I would not say any of the aforementioned degrees were easy. I had professors who intentionally made the work difficult, especially law school. The Law school professors were constantly creating ruses.
That’s a lot of degrees what your profession
@@superestrellastar her profession is student. 😂
Thank you so much Shane! I learned a lot from your channel.
Glad I could help!
Got my undergrad in psychology. But if I could do it over, I would 100% go into engineering, which is what I want to get my masters in.
Is that possible?
why so
@@dushyantyadav7806 doesn't engineering lead to better jobs? because there's a limited and unsteady job demand for undergrad psych majors
Engineering is hard af, just failed my chem lab and chem written lab exam
@@fatoumatacisse3796if you like science do it, but the science and the lab classes are hella hard. My cousins are all in the medical field and engineering/software field, they pretty much agreed chemistry is the hardest science for them
Business administration is exactly the best degree to study super easy and super relevant
Shane would love it if you introduced time stamps on your vids so we know when you talk about each subject
This!!!
He's done it before. Must've forgotten.
He probably doesn't do it on purpose because he loses watch time on videos
@@arody4579 Bit disappointing from Shane tbh more for the money than viewer experience
It has em now
Can't thank you enough! This hugely contributes to my plans. I was just gona wing it in life 😎 👌
You got this!
Bro I love you, you are helping us alot
I think anyone hiring managers would disagree with your emphasis on specialization. In the short run (right out of college) specialists will find jobs easily and at higher rates of pay. But it also true that finding top level managers rarely come from those who specialize. A well rounded education with insight in dealing with people coupled with exposure to a broad spectrum of subjects is still acutely needed and sadly in short supply.
Short supply? 70% of people in the US go to college. A "well rounded education" is the norm now
I majored in Communication Sciences, and Disorders for Speech therapy. Which average study time per week was about 30hrs with many tests, projects, and a competitive Masters Program. My friend majored in Recreational and Leisure studies. Even though the classes were simple, she had to write a bunch of papers. Our senior year, last semester, she had to write a paper that was at least 50 pages. I think it’s because you don’t need a masters for this major.
Thank you for the video! I would like to make a suggestion for future videos,tho. Maybe I missed it, but I would want to see a video about sports majors, which is an area of interest of mine. Examples pf those could be like Sport Management, Sport Medicine, Sports Law, Sports Media/Analytics, among others, thank you and love the content.!👍👍
Hey could you please cover public relations degrees. I love your channel, and I watch it regularly
Great video! Thanks.
Attempt #27 of asking Shane to make a video ranking California public universities
All you need to know is that you’ll get a long and fulfilling career from connections through your network, preferably from your school, if not join USC
I got a associate from a university in arts and science and am currently an electronics engineering technician, took 5 years of working experience to get my job.
Hard disagree on finishing an education program early. Solid education programs will have a fairly substantial in classroom (internship) component that can't really be sped through.
Of course, given how poorly US culture treats teachers it's not worth the work, but that's the fault of our country, not a program (though that would be for 4 years. Six years is completely bonkers as the standard for any bachelor's program).
I'm going to do an individualized major as well. I'm magoring in watching Shane Hummus videos and minoring in how to gently tap the LIKE button without subscribing to his channel
#19%
Fist bump!.... wait a minute
This is my dream major 😍
Good choice! The demand is booming. Salary: is booming in variable rates.
Like #102.. Just a few more we will hit your target. Keep it up my Shane! Your videos really cater to everyone of different career choices and goals.
Can you do a video on whether it is recommended to do a masters degree immediately after bachelors or should we have work experience first?
Yesss please Im curious too:)
Communication Arts seems pretty cool I wonder if it's easy with Applied Media❓🤔
I remember my 9th grade science teacher saying she almost flunked English her freshman year in high 🏫. There's some people who are good in sciences that have trouble with language and humanities.
Thank you for this
Could you talk about micro credentials? I'm working with a university in Canada, and my role is to develop a system of micro credential courses for the institution.
Congratulations brother we are 300,000 now! Let's celebrate 🥳🥂
Very useful.. Thanks bro
Welcome
Man you hit it spot on with doing our papers last minute😂
Shane you said in other videos that Business Administration is not very lucrative or promising job prospective wise. I’m guessing that you think Business Administration is not very lucrative but it’s quite decent anyway and far better than some other majors like psychology and biology.
Hi Shane. Thank you for your videos. What major/degree did you do before your PharmD? I just finished high school and looking to start my journey to Pharmacy.
no need to do a degree. Register as a pharmacy student and go work under a registered pharmicist. After two years of training you can sit for the written paper
I needed a new job since i just got out which required a degree last week and that got me stressed out asf till I came across some great comments about deelscafe💯💯
Thanks for the list👍👌🏽
Easiest college degree = unemployment
Can you do the hardest and easiest colleges to get accepted into and word load.
Economics is a decently easy degree, although it is harder than business degree. The only "hard" classes are: Calc 1, Calc 2, intermediate statistics, econometrics
Do you have bachelors? What kind of jobs do u get with it
@@alphawavesready6639 I'm doing my bachelor's in economics rn, and you can get jobs in the same stuff you do with a business degree, like jobs in accounting, finance, marketing, consulting etc. You don't make a crazy amount of money right after college, but once you work at an entry-level job making 60k-ish for a few years you can work your way up and be making 6-figures pretty soon. The main thing in college tho is to focus on networking, attending job fairs, getting internships etc.
@@sbombfitness can a economics minor also be useful?
@@beanblues I don't see why not
And, a long time ago, this is the advice I got from a classmate that helped get me toward academic success. He simply said he was clueless about choosing a major, what classes to take. So he was just going with what worked the easiest for him. There's a lot of reasons this is a good tactic. But a downside is that it may not be a good idea if the student is attending an expensive school, which is where junior (or community) colleges can seriously save the day. As far as I'm concerned, JC's are the go-to colleges for completing lower division without incurring much debt, and permitting a bit of majors switching without decimating the budget. Also, JC's make it clear what is and isn't transferrable or applicable toward 4 yr. degree requirements. So if the goal is the 4 yr degree, then simply don't take any nontransferable/nonapplicable courses!.
Engineering majors would say every major is easy except theirs
Could anyone give me insight on a digital marketing career, if anyone has friends that are currently pursuing it or if they’re able to find jobs. I’d appreciate it to know how a career in that field may turn out. I’m currently a freshman in college. Any insight and stuff like that would help a lot
I’m in the marketing field. Almost everything is going digital, but tbh, I’m studying general marketing. IMO, digital marketing was much too specific whereas Business Administration Marketing, which is what I’m studying (along with working in the field), rounds you out and doesn’t close the door to other opportunities!
I am so proud of you
Hey shane!🙌🏻
Can you make a video of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning as a major degree !thank you❤️,btw love your videos keep up the good work🙌🏻
I disagree with saying the general studies degree is learning a little bit about a lot. The local university, Youngstown State, offers a general studies degree with two required concentrations on top of general education requirements. The seven to ten classes in each concentration get in-depth.
Thank You!!!
Hi, honestly English is not my first language do you think English could be hard for me in college? I'm a senior this year. I'm worried about this English subject. Is it hard in college English?
Hi, so I have a question. I am in my freshman year of college and my major was computer science. It was a wakeup call for me for sure because I realized I did not like coding and programming. Computer science in general just was not for me but I still wanted to have a career in the tech so I changed my major Information technology but at my school, this degree falls into the business category so the name of the degree is "Business information technology." I noticed that business degrees were one of the majors that fell in the easy majors category. My question is how hard or easy is a Business information technology degree ?
First off, good for you for noticing you didn’t like CS & changed your major instantly. You saved wasted time & money. As for your question, it varies on the institution since the curriculum may be similar or different depending on the college. I’ve seen many schools have a tech degree in the business school & I think you’ve made a great decision because you’re getting the best of both worlds-business & tech. Many companies need a liaison that can speak both languages & with this Business Information Technology, you’ll be able to do just that. And to ease your mind, I know peers of mine who also majored in CS, didn’t like it, changed to another related tech degree, & are now working in many roles in tech. Reach out to other students, particularly upperclassman, if you can & ask them about their experiences! Good luck!
Being extroverted in a mathematics program has done me more favors than I even thought possible
English classes are some major reasons I don’t have my degree yet
Hey Shane! Can you do an "Is It Worth It?" Style Video on Econ Master's degree Please!
Did it for Bachelors though
Is An Economics Degree Worth It?
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@@ShaneHummus I've seen it 😂. I'm asking for Master's because a lot of the time you'll here the narrative that you need to go to Grad school for Economics. And also it wasn't in your Master's degree tier list so it woukd be great to hear some input about it from you.
Just curious, did you also take into account Accounting ( sorry not intended lmao ) alongside Business Administration at #9 ? I am considering a major switch to that.
Here’s Why An Accounting Degree is Worth It
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@@iamjaydennn Yeah I am aware, I’ve heard that it’s easier than Computer Science which is what I am in right now but struggling so thought I’d switch.
@@Rami-rin i'm an accounting and econ major, accounting has a lot of career opportunity
@@iamjaydennn that’s just not true…
Is hospitality management under business degree too according to this
Great video!!
Thanks!
I can see the point of this video but to everyone out there you shouldn’t choose a major based on what’s easiest. Nothing worthwhile in life will be easy in anyway so do something you actually enjoy even if it’s hard
Nice, Shane.
Here i am a 2nd year mechanical engineering student who is thinking about shifting course but i dont know how to tell my parents because i think it was too late to shift it was so hard for me.
The so called easiest degrees are those one has an interest and passion for. Every student is different. Also, you have to know prerequisites to even get into most of these degrees. I know people who have dropped out of business curriculums, because they thought the courses were too challenging.
I wish I smart enough to do something in healthcare or tech. I’m dyslexic in math which explains a lot and still need to count on my hands and often mix up numbers. I’m still trying to figure out what I should study that wouldn’t be too stressful but can provide good income like 60k a year. I watch all your videos and I’m still doing research hoping I can find something.
Good luck, Sara!
Paralegal career? Homeland security, maybe medical assistant , (Don't think it earns 60k starting out)
Honestly if you can get through the math and remember the formulas you can work in tech
@@user-yr6xc7gg8q I couldn’t get through the math I tried I also don’t remember the formulas and when it’s time to take the test I forget the steps of how to actually solve it. The worst part is people thinking I’m lazy, I’ve tried my whole life to get better at math and it doesn’t work lol I never really liked it so that makes me feel better. I was able to pass some college math by taking the easy classes online half cheating and some praying allowed me to pass enough but some I still had to retake.
@@nalynanadz5958 I actually have a paralegal degree but no law firm experience. I chose it because of no math but unfortunately jobs are competitive. I have admin asst exp but law firms don’t seem to care about that 🤷🏻♀️ I graduated a few months before the pandemic was full blown and haven’t gotten anything. I’m happy to see it working out for others sadly not for me. Today I applied for a long streak of legal assistance positions and a few already came back with a “not selected.” The legal market where I live isn’t large either had I been in CA I think I would’ve gotten something by now. I’m getting contacted for other jobs customer service, medical scribe etc so it can’t be my resume, if my resume was bad no one might contact me or interview me at all. So idk 😪
Also Ik this d1 athlete whose econ major but took topology and like weed out art classes and had top grades esp when the native majors averaged c/d in the class
Some colleges have "Interdisciplinary Studies" that is probably another name for "General Studies".
When I decide to study electrical engineering and computer science to be technical, study business and Econ for business, then go to law school to understand law, and go to accounting to be my own CPA 🤠
You have to admit you can find some of these majors from people working in Starbucks
I am convinced that Marine Biology will never be discussed on this channel 😭
Have Faith 🙏🏿😅
For going into psychology, would I be able to go into medical school right after earning my bachelor's or would I have to earn my master's first?
If it’s not too late don’t go into psychology.
I’m pursuing neurology and for med school you’d be better off becoming something like a biochemist ( bachelors ). It will look better for medical school and if you don’t get into medical school or end up changing your mind, you wouldn’t be as limited with a bachelors in biochemistry compared to anything in psychology.
Getting a masters in psychology would definitely not be a good or efficient idea for medical school; you’d delay your time being able to get in & psychology isn’t a strong option for the reasons I previously discussed. Getting some classes in psychology isn’t a bad idea by any means, but a bachelors in biochemistry would be more ideal. Look into some more versatile majors for med school & to set yourself up better in the future if you don’t get into med school or decide not to go. Hope this helps
Can you please do a video on marketing degrees and if they are worth it?
Is a MARKETING DEGREE worth it?
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Hello Shane, what are your thoughts on a Business Analytics degree?
Nice video, do you think going to college at 22years old is worth? Would like a video on it, thanks
Yes… most college students doesn’t graduate until 6 years so if you took 8 week class and summer class you could actually graduate at the same time with your peers.
For creating your own degree, is there like a Solar Energy degree? Just started working for a solar distribution company and would love to move up, I feel like I wanna learn more about the technology In the solar panels
When you say "Study hours" - Is that including classes, labwork and lectures or not
How about Environmental Studies and Engineering Major (Graduate)?
Can you please comment on this major for Graduate study?
Are these in demand jobs though and will students find jobs in this field?
What do you think of the degree politics philosophy and economics (PPE)?
Good prep for law school
Do you think I can get a childhood education degree in less than two years despite being 40
Ugh I'm feeling discouraged in env science. I'm not an extrovert. Talking is hard but a fucking necessity for this major. Just makes me feel like shit. And pple get jobs in it who don't even major in it so great..
can u do a video on the scope od design education?
Hi
Is the School of General studies as respected as the rest of Columbia?
Any idea?
My suitemate, Bryce is graduating next semester with a Woman and Gender Studies degree and they got accepted into graduate school IN SWEDEN to become a sex therapist !! :D
Honestly with business degrees I think it depends on the school