Thank you so much!! This video really helped me to understand that economics might just be my thing! I was always doubtful about it and this video cleared so many things for me.... ❤
I'm a junior economics student in my BSc... I don't like math at all, I was not good at it at all before I chose Economics, nonetheless I'm the winner of my scholarship and one of those TOP-15 students at my university (probably number 1) the thing is you do not have to be good at math to study Economics, You should be good at math to understand some concepts of it, and you can surely learn it after your choice of Economics.
I mean yes you would understand the basic economic theory with out math but all the useful stuff is heavy on mathematics but luckily most economics students do not experience this until grad school.
I like the quote from Kaynes on what does it mean to be a (master) economist: “The master-economist must possess a rare combination of gifts .... He must be mathematician, historian, statesman, philosopher-in some degree. He must understand symbols and speak in words. He must contemplate the particular, in terms of the general, and touch abstract and concrete in the same flight of thought. He must study the present in the light of the past for the purposes of the future. No part of man's nature or his institutions must be entirely outside his regard. He must be purposeful and disinterested in a simultaneous mood, as aloof and incorruptible as an artist, yet sometimes as near to earth as a politician.” I'm not sure if it's helpful when you're choosing your degree, but it inspired me when I was beginning my journey with the subject, it shows how wide the area really is and how much room for development you can find there. Btw I'll be a freshman at the double bachelor econ&econometrics at EUR this year, so potentially see you soon!
Thought being good at math should send me into engineering, but honestly economics and the social science aspect seems like a much better path. Thank you for sharing 😊
I love this, have my BA in economics & I agree with this so much!! If you’re leaning towards Econ give it a try!! If you’re scared of the math, see if you can find a BA program. Those programs tend to lean more of the social side of economics
It varies from college to college, some college have 40% maths and 50% theory and 10% practical even in BA program, and these colleges are really worth it!
@@hupehupeto2biber525 came to say the exact same thing. I have my BA in Economics from a well-known, state university. Going for my master's now but in public administration. For Economics, it varies widely on the university one attends. With my school, although a BA only required calculus 1 as the highest pure math course, many of the Economics classes I took required some skill or coursework in calculus 2 and 3 as well as differential equations and linear algebra. Truly, one of the reasons why my GPA suffered in my undergrad.
I have alot of respect for people who pursue a career in economics because about 3 years ago I asked myself this very question and 3 years later I found myself asking the same question. In my first year of university I thought majoring in economics would be a good choice seeing that my aunt has a PhD in it and my mother teaches economics in highschool but in my second year I took it and failed miserably. If you think I changed majors due to this no I didn't. I gave it another chance this year in my third year and well I hated it. I saw no point even trying because I hated it. I became incredibly suicidal and decided to drop out. So now I spend my days figuring out a major that would better suit my life's path. It's looking like marketing but I'll update you in a few months. Goodnight and God bless ✌️
Ahh, I understand you, kind of in the same situation. Economics looks interesting but in practice, it is boring and complicated. Very materialist major.
I totally understand and honestly ive been trying to ignore the problems of this major but now i have to apply for fall semester and my social anxiety has taken over my want to change- i really like public relations but my grades have plummeted and now that im motivated to change my major my actualy drop in grades has made me more depressed. I hope everything went well!
I would have liked to have seen this video 2 years ago when I was uncertain about choosing to study economics, it would have made me less nervous. Great video, though I believe the most important point is that economics is for curious people, since I think it does help to understand much of how people act and how the society works. Thumbs Up!
I am thinking of studying Economics but I am also quite miserable in mathematics, there is a dilemma between interests and skills which afterwards leads to anxiety and the fear of failure. 😢😞
I was miserable at maths but I chose econ anyways. They will teach you the maths and you just need to practise it and work hard. I practised it & I did well!
I’ve accepted my offer for IBEB a couple weeks ago and it has calmed me down a lot as I questioned if the course was really for me. Love your channel and videos 💞💞
your video made my day. i am a science student and often question if it is okay to take economics over engineering in college...coz i absolutely get no thrill from engineering and secondly i did enjoy studying economics in high school. but your video just cleared my mind right now when i was again going through the self doubt
Hi stranger! I'm in the absolute same situation right now. I'm not going to accept my engineering offer letter and will be going for economics! I want to follow my heart
@@tiagomoraes1510 I am personally from Ukraine, so yeah, not the Netherlands. What do u mean by saying "their languages"? To study at Erasmus, knowing English is more than enough, as most of the programmes are fully taught in English. Moreover, in the Netherlands, almost everyone speaks English, and you can easily live there without knowing Dutch
I studied economics and mathematics in college, and I agree with you! I would add that economics is different than other sciences in that it combines insights from several disciplines, such as psychology , history, math, and statistics. This is because the bottom line is economists are trying to understand how people make choices. Analyzing how these choices affect the market is what makes it economics. I work in software now and I feel that my education prepared me better than most in problem solving and being able to see things from a business perspective and from a technical standpoint. Great post!
Hi there! What type of Math did you study under Economics? I'm preparing for college right now and I'm aiming for a major that will help me land a job in the financial sector. I'm torn between Economics and Accounting at the moment. I really like Econ because it's a broader field (and much more interesting) but I worry that it might not give me the mathematical foundation I need for a job in the financial sector. Is the focus it puts on the sociological and mathematical parts of the economy equal? Or does it focus more on the sociological part? I'd really appreciate your input on this :D
Does an economics major fit to a future pursuit of making a nonprofit business? I am an upcoming senior and would like some guidance since I’ve noticed universities don’t have business majors but they do have economics.
I find economics very difficult and sometimes i am in doubt that am i doing the right thing taking thisbup in masters ... But when I study it i do enjoy studying.. but i cant remember the things at one go . This is probably my concentration problem.. nothing wrong with economics and my procrastination makes it worse
As a 3rd year student of the bachelor of science degree in Economics and Finance; I would say it's very interesting and tends to challenge you mentally to think rationally.
@@shivamsolanki9714 refresh your skills of calculus and linear algebra. Wouldn't hurt to also polish up on your knowledge of statistics and probability
So idk about economics. Never looked into, just avoided it bc like you said, it sounded dry to me. I was just attracted to other things. However, now that i am exploring and being more opened, I’m overwhelmed by the options. I feel like i might like a little bit of everything but not enough of one thing to commit. That’s complicated i know. I am a very curious person but only in subjects i enjoy. So… really, what’s the best tip for me now? I just don’t have all the time and money in the world to get into everything to figure it out.
Completed my medicine degree and planning of residency now. Meanwhile got interested in economics so have been reading economics for around 1 weeks all I can say is basic of economics is a must know for your day to day life for everyone.
I think I'm in the minority who watch this seeks if my character and traits suits as an economist. I love systems, analysis and structure. And I love working alone
I have earned a BA Econ. and MBA Finance. When I was an undergrad, Macro was the key course and public policy. Fiscal and Monetary policy would rule the day. Now with advent of Behavioral Economics and its association to Micro, suddenly in the age of the internet and AI, BE and Micro have risen in importance. Suddenly, use of micro modeling in a firm is not seen as purely academic.
i took economics for 1.5 years and i kept doing badly in exams. but i do like it as a subject and find it interesting. after watching your video, i realised where i’m going wrong. thank you so much! 🙏🙂
Lol I'm doing master's in economics and I'm watching this video. And when she mentioned the first indicator, ngl i had to take a sip of water cuz girl I hate math and I'm still very weak at it but i love the theory part of economics. it's a very interesting subject but I warn you, IF YOU ONLY LIKE THE THEORY PORTION AND YOURE WEAK IN MATH THEN GIRL RUN. ECONOMICS AINT FOR YOU. Well, I'm somehow doing ok, and my grades have not dropped by god's grace but that doesn't mean my life is easy. I'm most of the time stressed and fear that ill fall behind in the class. So, in conclusion you really gotta love both the theory and mathematical parts of economics. Good luck to those who are gonna opt for economics. 💜
Lol I hate maths too and I'm about to do a Masters in Economics. I just passed my degree in Business Economics with distinction and tbh I was doing ok in maths. I just googled high paying introvert jobs, saw Actuaries, Data Analyst and Business Analyst on the list and said "hey why not"🥲 Art and Literature can't make me rich, yet that's always been my passion. It's still a nice hobby ig but I'm not jumping for joy looking for jobs in my field
I have struggled with reading and writing since I was little but also own 2 businesses. Do you know how much that will affect me if I study economics at Stanford?
I'm a bba Student from India. I always do the best in econ. I love math, always curious , and always dreamed of contributing back to the society. So, now after watching you're vid, I am sure that I am meant to be a successful economist in the near future 🎉. Thanks a lot to you ☺️❤
Thank you for this video . I just started school and I’ve always been the creative type . Currently im majoring in graphic design but I feel like im not sure this is aligning with my desire to understand and help people . I never considered this field because I am definitely I’ve always considered my self to do something in the arts and creating but my interests in the social sciences is growing and I might actually consider looking into this further . Thanks so much for the insight!
No way this is literally my exact situation, Im just a few years behind you. Ive always been into the arts and i have been considering going into graphic design as a major but recently I've been taking a difficult economics class and enjoying it.
Woww me too, I've always told myself I'm gonna be an artist/illustrator and now that I'm planning my career I'm looking for other options and thinking of giving economics a shot as a subject in my skl. Wish me luck!
@@carmenalcarilla1385because mainstream or neoclassical economics is only fiction based on absurd assumptions which are totally detached from reality, and this makes that branch of economics not only irrelevant to the real world but also dangerous for the overwhelming majority of ordinary people. So, if you decide to study economics make sure that you escape from the neoclassical trap early and devote to studying heterodox economics, such as pos-Keynesian, Modern Monetary Theory, Marxian economics, institutional economics, ecological economics etc.
What would you advise a person who does well with everything you talked about except for math? Would you recommend economics to someone who struggles and dislikes abstract/advanced math?
Economics... Accounting for you who like math a lot, don't like changes, don't like teamwork. A job for introvert people. Management for you who don't like math, like to meet people, like to work in team. A job for extrovert people.. Everybody have place in economy
I am a y13 student(in uk) and i didn't do Maths alevel and i will be applying to studying a degree or so this year and majority of Uni say you ARE REQUIRED to have Maths alevel 😭 so its limited for me 😭 i mean other uni offer BA but i want to do BSc in economics so im regretting my actions of not picking alevel maths😭 I feel soo lost 😭😭😭😭😭
Quando escutei teu nome imaignei que tu fosse brasileira! Haha Fui aceita numa facul dos EUA recentemente e tô entre Economia, Ciências Políticas ou Economia Política. Eu tenho medo da parte de exatas de economia porque não tive muito contato com matemática no ensino médio, mas você falando que não é necessário amar matemática e que ela é geralmente aplicada me acalmou :) obrigada pelo vídeo!
I did Master in Economics and Econometrics and Microeconomics really kill me. I just somehow managed to complete my Master but i really like Political Economics
Great video Milena❤️ I study economics in Sweden at the Gothenburg School Of Business, Economics and Law. And it is among the absolute best in Sweden and is tripple Criwn accredited, which means that it’s 1 out of about 100 business schools in the world who has achieved the tripple Crown Accreditation of quality. I’m very proud of this.
I took economics because I thought it the most interesting one out of all the subjects available in my college 😂damn was I wrong it's actually so hard because of maths
I've watched a few videos on "why study economics" & this lines it out very clearly. I'm from a computer science background & am interested in Economics. I do have all the indicators shown. You solve a lot of problems (bugs) in programming. I am not that good in maths, but I remember studying calculus & found a slide online that explains how to apply it. I straight up "mastered" the formula that I had been struggling to remember because it didn't make sense previously.
@@vin_rouge180 yes, you can be a self-taught dev. That's the path I took, now I work as a software dev in the Finance and Banking sector and that kinda inspired me to study Economics
@@rebecaacuevasa Yup, even after formal education you will have to keep on learning by yourself to solve problems during during work & to also stay relevant to new technologies that comes.
I am a PhD in economics professor educated in the UK and USA. First in economics, you need to clearly comprehend major theories, second, you might have some level of mathematical skills when you study Keynesian economics. Third, applying economics theories into real lives is important and required to figure out solutions for social issues and economic policies. Also, when you go for higher degrees, you might decide either microeconomics, macroeconomics, or development economics, or others is suitable for you. I studied Business Economics for an undergraduate program, Development Economics at the University of Sussex in England, and PhD at the University of Sheffield in the UK. Economics can be boring and interesting depending on how your lectures or professors take initiative but usually the economics subject limits their abilities due to its theoretical depths. Anyway, good luck to my Econ students. Any questions regarding economics, you can leave some comments. Good luck again to you all🤞.
Sir ...tnx for your information...sir I have a question ..if I will go china for my bachelor's degree ...is it good for me or not...I am chosing international economics and trade. But I am also confused international economics and trade best or international business... Plz suggest me sir....
Me in my 2nd year of my economics degree watching this just to make sure
Same😂
Me watching this after having confirmed my place and having no re-do buttons. Just to make sure.
Ahhahahahah same. Just to be sure I made the right decision
do you think i should’ve taken economics at alevel to take it as a degree?
Hi.... I just want to know that .. I'm currently studying in class 12th commerce without maths so am I eligible for economic hons.....
👀I hate maths but I actually love the theoretical aspect of economics
Economic Theory is probably as mathematical as you can get in Economics!
@@mwazra6625only if your school is neoclassical
This is fax 😂
There’s always gonna be a bad side in everything, no degree is 100% enjoyable
I also hated maths, but when I understood them I found them fascinating (it’s a love-hate relationship)💙.
Thank you so much!! This video really helped me to understand that economics might just be my thing! I was always doubtful about it and this video cleared so many things for me.... ❤
Thank you for information it helped me to understand i got some answer to my own questions about understand the economics and happy new year
i will be graduating next year. will you please let me know which course have a high scope in future and which should i go with after graduating?
5:48 "and the third indicator that you might be good at economics that you are a problem solver"
me who runs away from my problems 🏃🏃
I'm a junior economics student in my BSc... I don't like math at all, I was not good at it at all before I chose Economics, nonetheless I'm the winner of my scholarship and one of those TOP-15 students at my university (probably number 1) the thing is you do not have to be good at math to study Economics, You should be good at math to understand some concepts of it, and you can surely learn it after your choice of Economics.
I'm a student studying Agricultural Economics and Finance. I always say I don't like math it self, but Its a good tool to understand the world.
I mean yes you would understand the basic economic theory with out math but all the useful stuff is heavy on mathematics but luckily most economics students do not experience this until grad school.
well this makes me feel better because i honestly hate math
@@RamblinGamblinStan the statement "it's a good tool to understand how the world works", gives me something to look out for. Thanks
is it difficult? and what all jobs can u do after eco?
I like the quote from Kaynes on what does it mean to be a (master) economist:
“The master-economist must possess a rare combination of gifts .... He must be mathematician, historian, statesman, philosopher-in some degree. He must understand symbols and speak in words. He must contemplate the particular, in terms of the general, and touch abstract and concrete in the same flight of thought. He must study the present in the light of the past for the purposes of the future. No part of man's nature or his institutions must be entirely outside his regard. He must be purposeful and disinterested in a simultaneous mood, as aloof and incorruptible as an artist, yet sometimes as near to earth as a politician.”
I'm not sure if it's helpful when you're choosing your degree, but it inspired me when I was beginning my journey with the subject, it shows how wide the area really is and how much room for development you can find there.
Btw I'll be a freshman at the double bachelor econ&econometrics at EUR this year, so potentially see you soon!
I read it at first as a quote from Kanye and thought why is Kanye saying things about Economics
Then I read it again and realised
Thought being good at math should send me into engineering, but honestly economics and the social science aspect seems like a much better path. Thank you for sharing 😊
I just finished my first year of engineering I chose it cause I LOVE maths but it wasn’t for me now I’m considering economics..
or do both. I'm doing a double-degree in economics and mechatronic engineering and love it
@@milomitchener4166Same. I am a mechatronics engineering dropout and now pursuing Economics
@@milomitchener4166 aww seeing someone saying that they love their majors sparks some hope in me
It did send me into engineering. Now, thinking of a way into economics after already going through 4 years of bachelor's in engg.
I love this, have my BA in economics & I agree with this so much!! If you’re leaning towards Econ give it a try!! If you’re scared of the math, see if you can find a BA program. Those programs tend to lean more of the social side of economics
It varies from college to college, some college have 40% maths and 50% theory and 10% practical even in BA program, and these colleges are really worth it!
@@hupehupeto2biber525 came to say the exact same thing. I have my BA in Economics from a well-known, state university. Going for my master's now but in public administration. For Economics, it varies widely on the university one attends. With my school, although a BA only required calculus 1 as the highest pure math course, many of the Economics classes I took required some skill or coursework in calculus 2 and 3 as well as differential equations and linear algebra. Truly, one of the reasons why my GPA suffered in my undergrad.
@@joshuabertrand9277does it have trigonometry?
@@SagarDas-ik5cd I don't remember using trigonometry in my economics courses, but you will need trigonometry for the obligatory calculus class.
I saw ' you like maths ' and quit the video
The problem is I hate maths but I like economics atleast the theory part 😭 so idkk lmao
@@YodaSkywalkernah fr me lmao. I fucking suck at math especially word problems lol
I have alot of respect for people who pursue a career in economics because about 3 years ago I asked myself this very question and 3 years later I found myself asking the same question. In my first year of university I thought majoring in economics would be a good choice seeing that my aunt has a PhD in it and my mother teaches economics in highschool but in my second year I took it and failed miserably. If you think I changed majors due to this no I didn't. I gave it another chance this year in my third year and well I hated it. I saw no point even trying because I hated it. I became incredibly suicidal and decided to drop out. So now I spend my days figuring out a major that would better suit my life's path. It's looking like marketing but I'll update you in a few months. Goodnight and God bless ✌️
Ahh, I understand you, kind of in the same situation. Economics looks interesting but in practice, it is boring and complicated. Very materialist major.
I totally understand and honestly ive been trying to ignore the problems of this major but now i have to apply for fall semester and my social anxiety has taken over my want to change- i really like public relations but my grades have plummeted and now that im motivated to change my major my actualy drop in grades has made me more depressed. I hope everything went well!
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I would have liked to have seen this video 2 years ago when I was uncertain about choosing to study economics, it would have made me less nervous. Great video, though I believe the most important point is that economics is for curious people, since I think it does help to understand much of how people act and how the society works.
Thumbs Up!
Thank you for the kind words 🤍
I am thinking of studying Economics but I am also quite miserable in mathematics, there is a dilemma between interests and skills which afterwards leads to anxiety and the fear of failure. 😢😞
i truly feel the same as you
I was miserable at maths but I chose econ anyways. They will teach you the maths and you just need to practise it and work hard. I practised it & I did well!
@@celebtingz1698I love youuu🤭this made smile
@@bunnydagee9640 omg tyyy😭🥺 im going onto year 2 now & doing econometrics 🤓 which I think is the hardest part of economics.
Literally same…
Please put videos regularly .Now a there are so much students watching your videos in india
I am from India
From north-west of India i.e. Pakistan
I'm from India
I'm also from India 'bangalore'❤️
Can we study economics if we're not good at math ?
I’ve accepted my offer for IBEB a couple weeks ago and it has calmed me down a lot as I questioned if the course was really for me. Love your channel and videos 💞💞
Tysm for the kind words!!!
Can we give exams for economics without taking maths
Please anyone tell me 😢😢😢😢
your video made my day. i am a science student and often question if it is okay to take economics over engineering in college...coz i absolutely get no thrill from engineering and secondly i did enjoy studying economics in high school. but your video just cleared my mind right now when i was again going through the self doubt
you’ll do better with the subject you enjoy more
Hi stranger! I'm in the absolute same situation right now. I'm not going to accept my engineering offer letter and will be going for economics! I want to follow my heart
@@immisbah6062 good luck on your journey 🤝🏽
@@jexterviloria8268 thanks 🖤
@@immisbah6062 hey just wanna know if u think econ is alright??
Just got accepted to Erasmus into the same degree you've been doing!! Your videos have made me SOOO excited !
Congratulations!!
Me too! I'm still deciding between IBEB and IBA, but both are at Erasmus, so maybe we'll meet this year)
Congratulations!!!!
@@tiagomoraes1510 I am personally from Ukraine, so yeah, not the Netherlands. What do u mean by saying "their languages"? To study at Erasmus, knowing English is more than enough, as most of the programmes are fully taught in English. Moreover, in the Netherlands, almost everyone speaks English, and you can easily live there without knowing Dutch
@@mariammkozhukalo9100omg what did you choosee, I'm also deciding between those 2
I studied economics and mathematics in college, and I agree with you! I would add that economics is different than other sciences in that it combines insights from several disciplines, such as psychology , history, math, and statistics. This is because the bottom line is economists are trying to understand how people make choices. Analyzing how these choices affect the market is what makes it economics. I work in software now and I feel that my education prepared me better than most in problem solving and being able to see things from a business perspective and from a technical standpoint. Great post!
Hi there! What type of Math did you study under Economics?
I'm preparing for college right now and I'm aiming for a major that will help me land a job in the financial sector. I'm torn between Economics and Accounting at the moment. I really like Econ because it's a broader field (and much more interesting) but I worry that it might not give me the mathematical foundation I need for a job in the financial sector. Is the focus it puts on the sociological and mathematical parts of the economy equal? Or does it focus more on the sociological part?
I'd really appreciate your input on this :D
Does an economics major fit to a future pursuit of making a nonprofit business?
I am an upcoming senior and would like some guidance since I’ve noticed universities don’t have business majors but they do have economics.
I find economics very difficult and sometimes i am in doubt that am i doing the right thing taking thisbup in masters ... But when I study it i do enjoy studying.. but i cant remember the things at one go . This is probably my concentration problem.. nothing wrong with economics and my procrastination makes it worse
I'm from INDIA 🇮🇳 and You ???
As a 3rd year student of the bachelor of science degree in Economics and Finance; I would say it's very interesting and tends to challenge you mentally to think rationally.
I’m studying the same course in University of Exeter starting this Sept
@@xo5581 That's good
I am also starting in january, please give me some tips for the first year. How to be prepared for it.
@@shivamsolanki9714 refresh your skills of calculus and linear algebra. Wouldn't hurt to also polish up on your knowledge of statistics and probability
@@xo5581 mathematics degree more respected
i dont like maths but all the 4 points Matches should I take bsc( hon) economics
Me in middle of my first year as humanities student studying Economics
New subscriber from Nagaland✌✌( economics student)
So idk about economics. Never looked into, just avoided it bc like you said, it sounded dry to me. I was just attracted to other things. However, now that i am exploring and being more opened, I’m overwhelmed by the options. I feel like i might like a little bit of everything but not enough of one thing to commit. That’s complicated i know. I am a very curious person but only in subjects i enjoy. So… really, what’s the best tip for me now? I just don’t have all the time and money in the world to get into everything to figure it out.
I studied economic at my university. but I want to start studying again . recommend me some books and website to read more
Completed my medicine degree and planning of residency now. Meanwhile got interested in economics so have been reading economics for around 1 weeks all I can say is basic of economics is a must know for your day to day life for everyone.
I think I'm in the minority who watch this seeks if my character and traits suits as an economist. I love systems, analysis and structure. And I love working alone
I have earned a BA Econ. and MBA Finance. When I was an undergrad, Macro was the key course and public policy. Fiscal and Monetary policy would rule the day. Now with advent of Behavioral Economics and its association to Micro, suddenly in the age of the internet and AI, BE and Micro have risen in importance. Suddenly, use of micro modeling in a firm is not seen as purely academic.
i took economics for 1.5 years and i kept doing badly in exams. but i do like it as a subject and find it interesting. after watching your video, i realised where i’m going wrong. thank you so much! 🙏🙂
Would love it if you’d care to expand on your findings! 🖖☺️
Explain pls
Você fez intercâmbio? Trabalha fora do Brasil? Queria saber como são as oportunidades de emprego fora do país na área de economia.
If u hate reading and writing then probably university is not really for u considering the amount of debt u get into for things u don’t like
Lol I'm doing master's in economics and I'm watching this video. And when she mentioned the first indicator, ngl i had to take a sip of water cuz girl I hate math and I'm still very weak at it but i love the theory part of economics. it's a very interesting subject but I warn you, IF YOU ONLY LIKE THE THEORY PORTION AND YOURE WEAK IN MATH THEN GIRL RUN. ECONOMICS AINT FOR YOU. Well, I'm somehow doing ok, and my grades have not dropped by god's grace but that doesn't mean my life is easy. I'm most of the time stressed and fear that ill fall behind in the class. So, in conclusion you really gotta love both the theory and mathematical parts of economics. Good luck to those who are gonna opt for economics. 💜
Lol I hate maths too and I'm about to do a Masters in Economics. I just passed my degree in Business Economics with distinction and tbh I was doing ok in maths. I just googled high paying introvert jobs, saw Actuaries, Data Analyst and Business Analyst on the list and said "hey why not"🥲 Art and Literature can't make me rich, yet that's always been my passion. It's still a nice hobby ig but I'm not jumping for joy looking for jobs in my field
hiii milena, loved the video!! would love if u could go more into career opportunities for economics students
i'm currently in my masters degree in Economics, thanks to you Milena!🙏🏾
I have struggled with reading and writing since I was little but also own 2 businesses. Do you know how much that will affect me if I study economics at Stanford?
Friend, look up dyslexia. If you get a diagnosis from a doctor you will get help at school. Hope this helps.
I'm a bba Student from India. I always do the best in econ. I love math, always curious , and always dreamed of contributing back to the society. So, now after watching you're vid, I am sure that I am meant to be a successful economist in the near future 🎉. Thanks a lot to you ☺️❤
Thank you for this video . I just started school and I’ve always been the creative type . Currently im majoring in graphic design but I feel like im not sure this is aligning with my desire to understand and help people . I never considered this field because I am definitely I’ve always considered my self to do something in the arts and creating but my interests in the social sciences is growing and I might actually consider looking into this further . Thanks so much for the insight!
update?
I just came here because I'm to make money 🤣
No way this is literally my exact situation, Im just a few years behind you. Ive always been into the arts and i have been considering going into graphic design as a major but recently I've been taking a difficult economics class and enjoying it.
Woww me too, I've always told myself I'm gonna be an artist/illustrator and now that I'm planning my career I'm looking for other options and thinking of giving economics a shot as a subject in my skl. Wish me luck!
Me watching this as a economics degree sits on my wall lmao.. I agree!! If you’re considering Econ do it!!
don´t study mainstream economics. Trust me, I´ve made that mistake.
Why
@@carmenalcarilla1385because mainstream or neoclassical economics is only fiction based on absurd assumptions which are totally detached from reality, and this makes that branch of economics not only irrelevant to the real world but also dangerous for the overwhelming majority of ordinary people. So, if you decide to study economics make sure that you escape from the neoclassical trap early and devote to studying heterodox economics, such as pos-Keynesian, Modern Monetary Theory, Marxian economics, institutional economics, ecological economics etc.
I don't like maths but I'm passionate about Economics. Can you make a video of PPE vs Econometrics
What would you advise a person who does well with everything you talked about except for math? Would you recommend economics to someone who struggles and dislikes abstract/advanced math?
People who like economics should understand anthropology and History actually.
I didn't only stayed because I'm an aspiring economist, it is happened that I too was just got charmed by you ma'am
I'm doing my first year and my biggest obstacle is mathematics. Amazing video by the way.
I absolutely love the way you have explained this ❤
Thank you so much!!!
So, an engineer who likes social sciences?
2:35 Save your time😉
i need more videos like this since I’m still deciding what to study and economics seems like a nice choice
Do continue to post new videos.... looking forward where you have been?
Economics...
Accounting for you who like math a lot, don't like changes, don't like teamwork. A job for introvert people.
Management for you who don't like math, like to meet people, like to work in team. A job for extrovert people..
Everybody have place in economy
I want to study economics, but I have a marxist background.
Is it too important too have math in 11 to become economits,i have commerce without math
You're criminally undersubscribed
I am a y13 student(in uk) and i didn't do Maths alevel and i will be applying to studying a degree or so this year and majority of Uni say you ARE REQUIRED to have Maths alevel 😭 so its limited for me 😭 i mean other uni offer BA but i want to do BSc in economics so im regretting my actions of not picking alevel maths😭 I feel soo lost 😭😭😭😭😭
Well, I think I've developed a crush on you.
The best youtuber ever
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SIM
I'm really in a bit of a dilemma because I'm trying to choose between Economics and Physics and it's pretty tough 😭😂
Quando escutei teu nome imaignei que tu fosse brasileira! Haha
Fui aceita numa facul dos EUA recentemente e tô entre Economia, Ciências Políticas ou Economia Política. Eu tenho medo da parte de exatas de economia porque não tive muito contato com matemática no ensino médio, mas você falando que não é necessário amar matemática e que ela é geralmente aplicada me acalmou :) obrigada pelo vídeo!
Oii, como vc fez para entrar na facul dos EUA ? Tenho esse interesse tbmm!!
Does economics provide good job opportunities in India
I did Master in Economics and Econometrics and Microeconomics really kill me. I just somehow managed to complete my Master but i really like Political Economics
Watching this as I’m about to start undergrad in business economics 😂😂😂😂
Just graduated with my bachelor of science in economics last month! 🥳
watching this as I accepted my place in economics at univ, I'm so scared lol
you are so relatable! beautifully explained ❤️
Great video Milena❤️ I study economics in Sweden at the Gothenburg School Of Business, Economics and Law. And it is among the absolute best in Sweden and is tripple Criwn accredited, which means that it’s 1 out of about 100 business schools in the world who has achieved the tripple Crown Accreditation of quality. I’m very proud of this.
I love this girl.... ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Can someone's give me which laptop are suitable for us
Is it too important to have math in 11th
i like maths more than writing cause my handwriting sucks...
Just confused as to weather to study economics or Land economy
I took economics because I thought it the most interesting one out of all the subjects available in my college 😂damn was I wrong it's actually so hard because of maths
I've watched a few videos on "why study economics" & this lines it out very clearly.
I'm from a computer science background & am interested in Economics.
I do have all the indicators shown.
You solve a lot of problems (bugs) in programming. I am not that good in maths, but I remember studying calculus & found a slide online that explains how to apply it. I straight up "mastered" the formula that I had been struggling to remember because it didn't make sense previously.
I'm interested in programing, how is the career? Can I learn it by myself with online courses and videos?
Well yeah same question here...
@@vin_rouge180 yes, you can be a self-taught dev. That's the path I took, now I work as a software dev in the Finance and Banking sector and that kinda inspired me to study Economics
@@rebecaacuevasa Yup, even after formal education you will have to keep on learning by yourself to solve problems during during work & to also stay relevant to new technologies that comes.
I saw a lot of videos about economics... But this is the best i would say...❤️❤️ Keep it up..lots of love from India..
I am crying you know finally found my dream job
I'm good at everything exceot the math part but I'll do my best
Me and my first year of Msc watching this just do make sure
lost me at the first indicator, but I relate to all the other indicators tho
Gary Stevenson has become my hero; What are your thoughts on him? (pay no attention to the hero part when answering honestly...haa)
And I am graduate in economics and watching this video now😂
Yes for everything but I hate maths.
you're actually making it sound more interesting
Can we take a minute and acknowledge how beautiful she is 🌹🌹🌹😍😍
Me who starts 1st sem next week watching just to make sure.
The only thing i do not have is public speaking skills🙂
I am a PhD in economics professor educated in the UK and USA. First in economics, you need to clearly comprehend major theories, second, you might have some level of mathematical skills when you study Keynesian economics. Third, applying economics theories into real lives is important and required to figure out solutions for social issues and economic policies. Also, when you go for higher degrees, you might decide either microeconomics, macroeconomics, or development economics, or others is suitable for you. I studied Business Economics for an undergraduate program, Development Economics at the University of Sussex in England, and PhD at the University of Sheffield in the UK. Economics can be boring and interesting depending on how your lectures or professors take initiative but usually the economics subject limits their abilities due to its theoretical depths. Anyway, good luck to my Econ students. Any questions regarding economics, you can leave some comments. Good luck again to you all🤞.
Sir ...tnx for your information...sir I have a question ..if I will go china for my bachelor's degree ...is it good for me or not...I am chosing international economics and trade. But I am also confused international economics and trade best or international business...
Plz suggest me sir....
Which country u belong ??
Why does that matter
Bro stop , because of people like you india's image is being damaged. Please keep your simping with yourself
Actually I am not good at math, should I study economics🌚
Actually I am not good at math, should I study economics🌚
your voice makes me feel confident
true uni student qith bacadi rum in the background hahaha
What an engaging video. Well done. What are you doing now?
how did I end up here with a finished MSc in Economics 😂
starts at 2:58
caraca caí nesse vídeo aqui pq passei em economia e levei um susto quando vi a bandeira do brasil lá no fundo
I love economic but I don't like math 😅