Video Outline: Job #10: 1:27 Job #9: 2:24 Job #8: 3:29 Job #7: 4:55 Job #6: 6:04 Job #5: 7:50 Job #4: 9:08 Job #3: 10:35 Job #2: 12:13 Job #1: 13:53 Comment Below: What are some other great jobs for communication majors? If you are new here, HELLO! My name is Calvin Raab and here I make videos all about personal finance. If you are interested in anything like that I would love it if you would subscribe. Here you can find new videos here every Monday and Friday! Have an awesome rest of your day!
Another one is Human Resource Manager. Depending on the area salary can be over $100k. You also have to get hr certification with you’re communication degree.
may i ask how you would obtain a hr certification alongside the degree? i'm planning on taking media and communications in uni next year and i'm interested in knowing all the possible paths to take and how!
You shouldn't feel confident. Hopefully you get a job with your degree, unfortunately you likely won't if we go on averages, your best bet is to go into the trades or find a man that loves you and provides for you.
Tyren Hoskins Why should it be likely that she won‘t find a job? According to the National Center for Educational Statistics, the average employment rate of bachelor’s degree holder in communications is 3.3 which is still above average (2.9) and higher than many fields in STEM or Engineering. This preception many people have that a communications degree won‘t get you a job is just wrong especially if your school has a good communication program which teaches you specific fields of communication which are useful on the job market (like business communication or journalism). Not everybody can major in finance.
This was a very informative video. Even the lowest paying job on the list sounded cool. I never knew what I wanted to major in but I think I might do communications. It allows for versatility, which I think is great for me.
I was an advertising account executive then manager in Dallas, TX and I only made $28,850 a year. Everyone needs to keep in mind that money made is directly correlated with experience. You probably won't make great money starting out and will have to negotiate the salary you want or deserve.
Sorry about that. My mic at the time wasn't that good and picked up all of my breathing. I have since gotten a new mic and the sound quality is a lot better. Thank you for watching :)
Thank you so much for this video! I’m only a freshman in high school, but I’m taking the CHSPE test so I graduate at the age of 15-16. I was planning on majoring in communications so this video was so helpful in figuring out what I want to do with my life ! 💕
Really appreciate this video. I am choosing my master specialization in this field but quite confused and kinda lost among inter-cultural communications, mass media and communication, journalism, etc in terms of job prospects in the near future. Thank you for your research on this! I just got some inspiration out of it.
Hello, have you applied to Master's degree in this field? Now, I am planning to continue my education in this field. I would like to know about your experience)
THANK YOU!! Seriously this is very helpful. I am graduating with a marketing communications degree next year & have no idea what I want to do or what jobs are even out there. This was really informative for me!
Thank you sooo much Calvin!!! This video was so helpful and informative, thank you for taking the time to make it and do so much research on the subject!! I'm a communications major and still unsure of what direction to go in; this really helped me become more aware of all my options, thank youuuu!! ❤️
IKRRR! And it’s so stressful to me because these are the only things I’m truly passionate about and enjoy studying 😭😭 and everyone keeps telling me I won’t be able to find a job
I'm glad this video came out. In the Black community, most Black people view communication degrees as being stupid and a waste of time. I am tired of the ridicule and scoffing. This video helps.
i switched from stem to communications as a dsrkskin woman lol i always tell my family at least i have a degree. my parents are first gen immigrants and wouldn’t be able to do anything canadian citing or writing lol
I have a journalism degree. I am a senior marketing content writer for a software-as-a-service company. I report to a product marketing manager and I support him by writing blogs, whitepapers and ebooks about the specific products he manages. I've done this type of work for three different companies over the last 12 years and find it a very enjoyable position. I also have a side hustle where I do market research for one of my former employers finding suitable prospective clients they can contact. I had a rough start to my career, but now that I'm settled in and have an array of skills to show employers, it's been a good ride. I have a job that I enjoy and that pays more than enough for me to live comfortably. If I had to do it all over again, the only thing I'd change is that I'd make marketing my minor. But after the first few years, no one looks at your degree anymore. Instead they care more about your experience.
@@hamzakhanofficial11 You're studying journalism but don't know what skills it will provide? OK. Well, I can help you out. For one, journalism teaches you how to write in an easy-to-understand way. That's a very valuable skill that is in demand. Not in and of itself, but every employer wants someone who can communicate clearly and concisely and says so in every job description. Journalism majors do that. One word of advice: There is a BIG difference between writing journalism style and scholarly style. I wrote a term paper in college in the journalism style (short sentences, short paragraphs, few big words, inverted pyramid, etc.) and the prof freaked out. Guess the dude had never read a newspaper before. Second, it teaches you how to gather and organize information in a very specific way so that the most important stuff is at the beginning (the inverted pyramid). Again, in a different manner than scholarly works, so be careful applying journalism organization to a term paper. Journalism also teaches you how to ask questions and listen. A good reporter lets the person he or she is talking to tell the story. The reporter simply asks the questions and directs the conversation. A good reporter never injects himself into the story. Unfortunately, there are a lot of bad reporters out there now who practice advocacy journalism, which teaches the reporter is the story. Stay away from that crap. Knowing how to ask questions and listen is an awesome skill to have when doing market research and will give you a definite edge over others. When you combine journalism and marketing, it teaches you how to come up with a targeted message to effectively reach and influence a narrow group of people. That's what I do as a marketing communications professional today. Hope this helps you and good luck.
I’m thinking of doing communication as well..( well I already switched out all my classes to communication and got rid of psychology), but I also asked my bro for advice and he kept saying “communication is a useless degree, you don’t need it for communication. You can just communicate without a degree” but due to his ignorance, I didn’t fold. But, I’m currently almost transferring soon and “minor” is when I go university and do that particular major right? Like you said you minor in marketing but how does that work. Is it like double major?
Can you get into the fashion world with this degree in terms of working for a fashion brand (big or small)....PR? Marketing for them? Advertising and such? Thank you bye mate, great video!!!
Above you mention those works which major should I take ? I know it's communication major but I just want to know exactly is that mass communication or media and communication ? I'm confusing between two of them . Thanks for making this video .I'm so lucky that I saw this video before I'm choosing a major .
Hi I'm a Bachelor Communication student I started university this year, to apply for such jobs should i get a major communication degree or can I still have job opportunities with the BA communication degree meanwhile?
That is always one of my favorite comments to get on my videos! I am glad you found the video helpful. I will continue to make videos like this one. Thank you for watching!
@@calvinraab8798 I literally cried, I am a sophomore and I was honestly so confused and overwhelmed and after watching this video I felt excited about my future instead of scared. So I really appreciated I changed my major and literally couldn't be happier
You don't want to be a product marketing manager. I'm in marketing communications, so I work closely with product marketing managers, and they are always under stress.
Great video bro what are the best internships to look for I just switched to organizational communication with a business minor thanks! I got one year so need all the motivation I can get
Great video bro what are the best internships to look for I just switched to organizational communication with a business minor! I got one year so need all the motivation I can get thanks!
Great video, but please slow down & breathe a bit; it would come across much better if you expressed information in a less hurried manner. Of note, a lot of your content is lost due to transitional audio fades. Albeit, your presentation is very energetic, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for your comments! Yea sometimes when I really get into a video I get excited and start going too fast. I will work on slowing it down. And thank you for the comment about audio fading, I will work on that. Thank you for your comment :)
Would you think that communication degrees are "not worth it" because it's too general? I'm considering taking mass communication but I've been told it's too broad, not specific enough etc
In my opinion being in a major that is very general is not necessarily a bad thing if you have a specific skillset or job in mind. So for instance, for me, I am an economics major which is a very general major, however, I am very focused on the mortgage industry so I am a general major but I have a narrow focus on something I am passionate about. It all comes down to eventually focusing in on a valuable skillset doesn't matter how general the major is if you have specific job in mind. Sometimes a general major is good if you aren't too sure what you want but you should always be looking to find a rare and valuable skill to focus in on to differentiate yourself from your peers in the job market. Best of luck to you :)
@@louismeyer7395 its not boomer, communication makes the world move, if it wasnt for communication majors and people who like the field you wouldnt be in youtube right now
does anyone know the difficulty on obtaining a good degree as well as a job in this field of studies. i'm currently serving in the Navy and wish to start school ASAP. only thing is i've had a problem figuring out what i want to major in. i'm from Los Angeles and i feel this would be a good degree to have beneath my belt when i leave and settle down in LA. any feedback is highly appreciated!
Hello! I hope you see my message because I need An advice! So I am about to choose my major and I’m still confused... I love interior design and one day I would like to write in a magazine like AD I would also like to have my furniture store but before that I kinda want to write stories about people around the world and about animals, make documentaries etc... do you recommend me study communications or design? Sorry if my English is not good I speak Spanish 🙏🏻🙏🏻
You should major in Communications or Journalism but also take some business classes as well! You don't need to major in business if you don't want to but having those business classes under you will definitely give you insight on what it takes to start and run a business. I am currently double majoring in Communications and Business Admin myself.
Hi Calvin, Thanks for information I want to change my major, I am in bachelor I stuck between 1. new media and communications and 2. Public relations and advertising Which one has a great future and opportunity? For instance If I choose public relations and advertising, can I choose luxury brand management in master? I really appreciate if guide me in this important situation 🌹
Yes, you can certainly head towards those fields with communications, but for any of the jobs in those fields you will need a higher degree within the field.
Hello, I’m a science student studying public relation for bachlors degree …i hope there’s no problem with it .I’m hoping to use the certificate to work in the United States and also do my masters there. I’ll be glad if I receive a feedback
Do you have a specific question about that major? That major is very much so in line with a more "standard" communication major and these jobs that I talk about in this video would be open to both majors.
now show us the labor outlook vs inbound new college graduates lol. I bet that will look pretty grim. How about show us entry level job with entry wages that college grads will have available to them while that college grad will likely have 30-90k in debt.
Great point Bobby! I plan to go more in depth on these jobs in future videos. This was more of a bare bones video, just touching on the jobs. There is so much more to this discussion as you kindly brought up. Thank you for your comment.
@@calvinraab8798 Can't wait to see that video. Hate to give high schoolers a false impressions on job outlook and earning potential when they decide to load them selves up with college loans... which in the long term a good portion struggle to pay off because entry level positions for these majors pay way lower and less common compared to other, more lucrative college degrees in STEM and Medical.
Can someone have an internship on anyone of these jobs without a degree? I m thinking of changing my career ( law school grad. ) and i think i like the field of communications but i would like first to try it as a trainee before study it.
When I make these videos I try to aim for mid-career salary within the given job, although there is a range depending on where you live. Different cities have different salaries.
I’m a very creative and personable person. And I’m interested in a lot of different things. So I’m starting to think communications might be a good major because it’s got a lot of versatility
Hello there 🥰.My bachelor's degree is ece in engineering but I don't like engineering but I like communication department .so I want to do MS based on communication.Can you please suggest some good high paying Communication Majors with management courses in abroad from me ????plzzzz🙏🙏😎😎😭.I have no idea 💔🔥
I want to work in Us or in Australia can you tell what course should I select for my masters degree inorder to get good job in these two countries. I have these courses as options I have got to pick one. Courses are: Top courses to do after 12th Arts in 2020 (List)- Details of some good courses to do after 12th Arts stream 1 B.A. 2 B.F.A. 3 Journalism and Mass Communication 4 Hotel Management 5 B.B.A. 6 Event Management 7 Fashion Design 8 Retail and Fashion Merchandise 9 Integrated Law course 10 Graphic Design 11 Teacher Training courses Job and Career prospects after Help me on picking the one for my future prosperity thanks.
Good break down but bruh you loud as hek! Even on volume 8 it sounds like you on 100! A little lower next time ok. Btw I'm watching this in the wee hours of the morning. Maybe thats why😏
Sorry about that! My mic wasn't that good at the time and it really amplified my voice. I have gotten a new mic so if you watch my new videos you will see that they sound a lot better. Thank you for watching!
Sorry about that! A lot of that is the old mic that I had really picked up the sound of my breathing and amplified that. On top of me being very energetic and excited about this topic the breathing came out even louder. I have since gotten a new mic and in my new videos you can tell that the sound quality is a lot better and the breathing isn't as much of an issue. Thank you for commenting!
Video Outline:
Job #10: 1:27
Job #9: 2:24
Job #8: 3:29
Job #7: 4:55
Job #6: 6:04
Job #5: 7:50
Job #4: 9:08
Job #3: 10:35
Job #2: 12:13
Job #1: 13:53
Comment Below: What are some other great jobs for communication majors?
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Is media and communication or communication is same degree
Another one is Human Resource Manager. Depending on the area salary can be over $100k. You also have to get hr certification with you’re communication degree.
Thanks for sharing!
may i ask how you would obtain a hr certification alongside the degree? i'm planning on taking media and communications in uni next year and i'm interested in knowing all the possible paths to take and how!
Thank You. This helped me feel more confident about my degree!
Great! Best of luck to you!
You shouldn't feel confident. Hopefully you get a job with your degree, unfortunately you likely won't if we go on averages, your best bet is to go into the trades or find a man that loves you and provides for you.
@@tyrenhoskins9158 😂😂😂. I like that answer especially the last line 😂😂😂. Hopefully no feminist reads that 😂😂💯💯
Tyren Hoskins
Why should it be likely that she won‘t find a job? According to the National Center for Educational Statistics, the average employment rate of bachelor’s degree holder in communications is 3.3 which is still above average (2.9) and higher than many fields in STEM or Engineering. This preception many people have that a communications degree won‘t get you a job is just wrong especially if your school has a good communication program which teaches you specific fields of communication which are useful on the job market (like business communication or journalism). Not everybody can major in finance.
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This was a very informative video. Even the lowest paying job on the list sounded cool. I never knew what I wanted to major in but I think I might do communications. It allows for versatility, which I think is great for me.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Same here
Is that golden gate bridge on your profile?
I totally agree
thank you bro, i’m a comm major and literally had no idea what i wanted to do after i get my degree, this gives me something to think on
Glad you found it helpful. Thank you for watching!
I was an advertising account executive then manager in Dallas, TX and I only made $28,850 a year. Everyone needs to keep in mind that money made is directly correlated with experience. You probably won't make great money starting out and will have to negotiate the salary you want or deserve.
Wth.. that’s a crime.. 28k a year. How u doing now
It's possible to make between $36.8K-$44.7K on entry level with a degree in COMM. I guess it depends which state the employee choses to work in.
I get frightened when he gasps for air
Sorry about that. My mic at the time wasn't that good and picked up all of my breathing. I have since gotten a new mic and the sound quality is a lot better. Thank you for watching :)
😂😂😂
IM WHEEZING
LMAOOO
Lol
Photography or photojournalism are great jobs for communication majors
Very true!
@@calvinraab8798 You don't need an expensive degree for that
Ha I love those things 🤔
Thank you so much for this video! I'm very overwhelmed with this degree and I'm having trouble focusing my path
Thank you for watching and I am wishing you all the best! :)
Hi! I wanted to talk to you about this degree how can I reach out?
Thank you for this, I’m a Comm. Major and have been stuck thinking what do I do after school and this helps a lot
Thank you, I am glad this helped :)
Thank you so much for this video! I’m only a freshman in high school, but I’m taking the CHSPE test so I graduate at the age of 15-16. I was planning on majoring in communications so this video was so helpful in figuring out what I want to do with my life ! 💕
That's great! Wishing you the best of luck!
I’m a communications major in Boise. Thanks for taking the time to share this information❗️❗️❗️
Thank you for watching!
Really appreciate this video. I am choosing my master specialization in this field but quite confused and kinda lost among inter-cultural communications, mass media and communication, journalism, etc in terms of job prospects in the near future. Thank you for your research on this! I just got some inspiration out of it.
I love to hear that! Thank you for watching!
Hello, have you applied to Master's degree in this field? Now, I am planning to continue my education in this field. I would like to know about your experience)
THANK YOU!! Seriously this is very helpful. I am graduating with a marketing communications degree next year & have no idea what I want to do or what jobs are even out there. This was really informative for me!
I am glad you found it helpful, I am wishing you all the best!
This is great!!! Thank you!! I just decided on this major, and now I’m definitely committed and confident. 👑💯🙏🏾📚👏🏾🎭✊🏾
So awesome!
Thank you sooo much Calvin!!! This video was so helpful and informative, thank you for taking the time to make it and do so much research on the subject!! I'm a communications major and still unsure of what direction to go in; this really helped me become more aware of all my options, thank youuuu!! ❤️
Thank you so much for the kind words, I am glad you found it helpful. I will continue to make videos like this. Best of luck to you! :)
I love this video because everyone acts like having a mass comm, journalism or even a pr degree is useless which is not true at all.
Lots of different jobs out there for those majors!
IKRRR! And it’s so stressful to me because these are the only things I’m truly passionate about and enjoy studying 😭😭 and everyone keeps telling me I won’t be able to find a job
This really helped me feel confident because I think people view communications as useless or something you can’t be successful in
I agree! I have been told the same. However, the majority of these jobs mentioned are not easy to work with.
@@miriamalanis9050so what you do now?
I'm glad this video came out. In the Black community, most Black people view communication degrees as being stupid and a waste of time. I am tired of the ridicule and scoffing. This video helps.
i switched from stem to communications as a dsrkskin woman lol i always tell my family at least i have a degree. my parents are first gen immigrants and wouldn’t be able to do anything canadian citing or writing lol
I have a journalism degree. I am a senior marketing content writer for a software-as-a-service company. I report to a product marketing manager and I support him by writing blogs, whitepapers and ebooks about the specific products he manages. I've done this type of work for three different companies over the last 12 years and find it a very enjoyable position. I also have a side hustle where I do market research for one of my former employers finding suitable prospective clients they can contact. I had a rough start to my career, but now that I'm settled in and have an array of skills to show employers, it's been a good ride. I have a job that I enjoy and that pays more than enough for me to live comfortably. If I had to do it all over again, the only thing I'd change is that I'd make marketing my minor. But after the first few years, no one looks at your degree anymore. Instead they care more about your experience.
I am also studying Bechelors in journalism can you tell me which skills can I develop
@@hamzakhanofficial11 You're studying journalism but don't know what skills it will provide? OK. Well, I can help you out.
For one, journalism teaches you how to write in an easy-to-understand way. That's a very valuable skill that is in demand. Not in and of itself, but every employer wants someone who can communicate clearly and concisely and says so in every job description. Journalism majors do that. One word of advice: There is a BIG difference between writing journalism style and scholarly style. I wrote a term paper in college in the journalism style (short sentences, short paragraphs, few big words, inverted pyramid, etc.) and the prof freaked out. Guess the dude had never read a newspaper before.
Second, it teaches you how to gather and organize information in a very specific way so that the most important stuff is at the beginning (the inverted pyramid). Again, in a different manner than scholarly works, so be careful applying journalism organization to a term paper.
Journalism also teaches you how to ask questions and listen. A good reporter lets the person he or she is talking to tell the story. The reporter simply asks the questions and directs the conversation. A good reporter never injects himself into the story. Unfortunately, there are a lot of bad reporters out there now who practice advocacy journalism, which teaches the reporter is the story. Stay away from that crap. Knowing how to ask questions and listen is an awesome skill to have when doing market research and will give you a definite edge over others.
When you combine journalism and marketing, it teaches you how to come up with a targeted message to effectively reach and influence a narrow group of people. That's what I do as a marketing communications professional today. Hope this helps you and good luck.
I’m thinking of doing communication as well..( well I already switched out all my classes to communication and got rid of psychology), but I also asked my bro for advice and he kept saying “communication is a useless degree, you don’t need it for communication. You can just communicate without a degree” but due to his ignorance, I didn’t fold. But, I’m currently almost transferring soon and “minor” is when I go university and do that particular major right? Like you said you minor in marketing but how does that work. Is it like double major?
very informative. this was a good video for me to watch right after obtaining my associates degree in mass communications & new media studies
I'm wondering which course to study in the college, but I'm so pleased to come across this video. Thank you for making this video available Sir
The best video! This helped me a lot when I was job hunting. Super informative and thorough! Thank you!
Thank you so much! :)
Can you get into the fashion world with this degree in terms of working for a fashion brand (big or small)....PR? Marketing for them? Advertising and such? Thank you bye mate, great video!!!
Yup why not! You can work in Branding, Advertising, Digital Marketing, PR, Fashion Marketing, Fashion Photography etc!
Definitely!! But make sure to intern ALOT in the fashion industry since work experience is super essential to break into the fashion industry
Above you mention those works which major should I take ? I know it's communication major but I just want to know exactly is that mass communication or media and communication ? I'm confusing between two of them . Thanks for making this video .I'm so lucky that I saw this video before I'm choosing a major .
this was very helpful! Thank you!
This was a very helpful video.... Thank you!
Hi I'm a Bachelor Communication student I started university this year, to apply for such jobs should i get a major communication degree or can I still have job opportunities with the BA communication degree meanwhile?
great video. thanks for the info, really appreciate it.
Thank you for watching!
Very helpful. Thank you!
this helped so much thank you!!
That is always one of my favorite comments to get on my videos! I am glad you found the video helpful. I will continue to make videos like this one. Thank you for watching!
@@calvinraab8798 I literally cried, I am a sophomore and I was honestly so confused and overwhelmed and after watching this video I felt excited about my future instead of scared. So I really appreciated I changed my major and literally couldn't be happier
"Thank you" so much this was so helpful .
You're so welcome! Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much all the information is very useful 💞
These are mid level careers, not jobs you can get out of college. Good list though.
That's informative and helpful
Thank you for watching!
This one motivate me a lot ,thank you so much Sir
Nice video it helped me a lot
You don't want to be a product marketing manager. I'm in marketing communications, so I work closely with product marketing managers, and they are always under stress.
Although I heard they also earn a lot!
Good content!
Thank you!
Great video bro what are the best internships to look for I just switched to organizational communication with a business minor thanks! I got one year so need all the motivation I can get
Great video bro what are the best internships to look for I just switched to organizational communication with a business minor! I got one year so need all the motivation I can get thanks!
Can I apply for these jobs with a Mass communication major?
Great video, but please slow down & breathe a bit; it would come across much better if you expressed information in a less hurried manner. Of note, a lot of your content is lost due to transitional audio fades. Albeit, your presentation is very energetic, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for your comments! Yea sometimes when I really get into a video I get excited and start going too fast. I will work on slowing it down. And thank you for the comment about audio fading, I will work on that. Thank you for your comment :)
Would you think that communication degrees are "not worth it" because it's too general? I'm considering taking mass communication but I've been told it's too broad, not specific enough etc
In my opinion being in a major that is very general is not necessarily a bad thing if you have a specific skillset or job in mind. So for instance, for me, I am an economics major which is a very general major, however, I am very focused on the mortgage industry so I am a general major but I have a narrow focus on something I am passionate about. It all comes down to eventually focusing in on a valuable skillset doesn't matter how general the major is if you have specific job in mind. Sometimes a general major is good if you aren't too sure what you want but you should always be looking to find a rare and valuable skill to focus in on to differentiate yourself from your peers in the job market. Best of luck to you :)
can you work in marketing, advertising, public relations, and communications with a BA in Psychology degree major?
I'm surprised, a lot of the sentiment around this degree is negative.
yeah....cause its useless
Its not useless! Persons behind brands where in this field duh
@@louismeyer7395 its not boomer, communication makes the world move, if it wasnt for communication majors and people who like the field you wouldnt be in youtube right now
@@nicolesilva7734 You don't need a bloody degree in order to communicate. And youtube is a product of programming and information technology.
Iam Cleaver not you literally taking the term “communications” literally i-
can u do a video about organizational communications? seems like not a lot of people knows that
I will add it to the list!
Great video. Thank you. Now,...I’m wondering how can someone use a communications degree WITHOUT just using it to boost some corporations agenda? 🙄
does anyone know the difficulty on obtaining a good degree as well as a job in this field of studies. i'm currently serving in the Navy and wish to start school ASAP. only thing is i've had a problem figuring out what i want to major in. i'm from Los Angeles and i feel this would be a good degree to have beneath my belt when i leave and settle down in LA. any feedback is highly appreciated!
Thank you🙏🏽
So helpful;
Hello! I hope you see my message because I need An advice! So I am about to choose my major and I’m still confused... I love interior design and one day I would like to write in a magazine like AD I would also like to have my furniture store but before that I kinda want to write stories about people around the world and about animals, make documentaries etc... do you recommend me study communications or design? Sorry if my English is not good I speak Spanish 🙏🏻🙏🏻
You should major in Communications or Journalism but also take some business classes as well! You don't need to major in business if you don't want to but having those business classes under you will definitely give you insight on what it takes to start and run a business. I am currently double majoring in Communications and Business Admin myself.
Thanks sir ..... U really help me alotttttttt
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!
Is these job opportunities applicable for us Communication Majors foreigners to apply in foreign states?
Hi Calvin,
Thanks for information
I want to change my major, I am in bachelor
I stuck between 1. new media and communications and 2. Public relations and advertising
Which one has a great future and opportunity?
For instance If I choose public relations and advertising, can I choose luxury brand management in master?
I really appreciate if guide me in this important situation 🌹
What did you choose?
Thank u for the info
Thank you for watching!
I have a question. Wouls this degree be good for avenues like couseling and psychology?
Yes, you can certainly head towards those fields with communications, but for any of the jobs in those fields you will need a higher degree within the field.
Si una persona estudia medios y comunicación, puede especializarse en marketing internacional? gracias :)
What degree level do you need for all of these jobs?? Not listed..
Hello,
I’m a science student studying public relation for bachlors degree …i hope there’s no problem with it .I’m hoping to use the certificate to work in the United States and also do my masters there.
I’ll be glad if I receive a feedback
Any tips on actually finding jobs in these fields?
I know this is unrelated, but can I ask what about mass communication & media studies major?
Do you have a specific question about that major? That major is very much so in line with a more "standard" communication major and these jobs that I talk about in this video would be open to both majors.
now show us the labor outlook vs inbound new college graduates lol. I bet that will look pretty grim. How about show us entry level job with entry wages that college grads will have available to them while that college grad will likely have 30-90k in debt.
Great point Bobby! I plan to go more in depth on these jobs in future videos. This was more of a bare bones video, just touching on the jobs. There is so much more to this discussion as you kindly brought up. Thank you for your comment.
@@calvinraab8798 Can't wait to see that video. Hate to give high schoolers a false impressions on job outlook and earning potential when they decide to load them selves up with college loans... which in the long term a good portion struggle to pay off because entry level positions for these majors pay way lower and less common compared to other, more lucrative college degrees in STEM and Medical.
You are so good with words oh my
Thank you!
what about public relations?
Can someone have an internship on anyone of these jobs without a degree?
I m thinking of changing my career ( law school grad. ) and i think i like the field of communications but i would like first to try it as a trainee before study it.
Are these salaries at senior level or entry level in these fields?
When I make these videos I try to aim for mid-career salary within the given job, although there is a range depending on where you live. Different cities have different salaries.
I’m a very creative and personable person. And I’m interested in a lot of different things. So I’m starting to think communications might be a good major because it’s got a lot of versatility
Good luck!
Hello there 🥰.My bachelor's degree is ece in engineering but I don't like engineering but I like communication department .so I want to do MS based on communication.Can you please suggest some good high paying Communication Majors with management courses in abroad from me ????plzzzz🙏🙏😎😎😭.I have no idea 💔🔥
I have a problem where knowing where to go to school for communications
Those deep breaths make you sound like a Pentecostal Preacher 😂😭
Can you become a voice actor, director in film making, scriptwriter and actor with a communication major? If so which communication do I major in
Bro i did mass communication from Pakistan university .is their some scope jobs for me at USA media industries please reply me if you can??
love it
Thank you for watching!
If I take a communications major, can I work in different states?
Yes, you can work wherever you like.
I'm not so worried about the money as I am the fulfillment of the job. I just know I want to help sell a persons product or something like that.
should I shift in my dream course or should I remain being BA Communication student?
what’s your dream course?
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How about BA in Business communication ?
How about news editorials
I want to work in Us or in Australia can you tell what course should I select for my masters degree inorder to get good job in these two countries.
I have these courses as options I have got to pick one.
Courses are:
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Help me on picking the one for my future prosperity thanks.
Good break down but bruh you loud as hek! Even on volume 8 it sounds like you on 100! A little lower next time ok. Btw I'm watching this in the wee hours of the morning. Maybe thats why😏
Sorry about that! My mic wasn't that good at the time and it really amplified my voice. I have gotten a new mic so if you watch my new videos you will see that they sound a lot better. Thank you for watching!
Cool
It almost sounds similar to marketing
Journalism ?
That is also a great one!
Please, put subtitles in spanish, because the translate of here is bad
You can get an advanced degree and teach comm! iKnow, i did❤😊
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Wow, you competed within seconds, nice!
Campaign manager, ad ops
salary is
As needed they won't shut up, linguistics of the mind and psychology of philosophy of the mind and language?
another one is recruiting
Project manager
This audio is awful sorry bro
Sorry about that. I have gotten a new mic since then, so audio in my new videos should be better. Thanks!
I feel it's a useless degree I have it I don't like it
Relax when talking buddy
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Bro are you ok? You sound like your out of breath.
Sorry about that! A lot of that is the old mic that I had really picked up the sound of my breathing and amplified that. On top of me being very energetic and excited about this topic the breathing came out even louder. I have since gotten a new mic and in my new videos you can tell that the sound quality is a lot better and the breathing isn't as much of an issue. Thank you for commenting!
So damn annoying 😑
Thank you for your feedback. Please let me know what you find "annoying" so that I can work to cut that out of future videos. Thank you!
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