Bachelor's Degree Tier List 2024 (Ranking Top 100 Bachelor Degrees)

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[andrewmayen]

The way he laughed at gender studies 💀

[Kai_Leonidas]

That feel when you double-majored in two F tier degrees 🤣😭

[Stranglethorn]

S Tier- Nursing, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineer, Chemical Engineer, Management Information System, Computer Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Aerospace Engineering

[bettmo]

I still don´t see how Nursing is S tier. I mean its a vital role in society, and travelling nurses did make a nice chunk during covid, but in general the profession is plagued with long hours, bad pay and a lot of stress.

[kebabenjoyer]

As a Computer science major, this makes me wanna try harder in college

[samheath]

I think you missed a big one: Cybersecurity. It's very popular at my uni. In the next ten years, it will probably be the most useful degree out there

[grantp]

When you gotta study a high tier degree so you can increase your chances of financial security but at the same time have a side hustle relating to the arts to pursue your dreams and passion

[calebburwell]

For anyone watching as a physics graduate I highly encourage some planning, if you plan on industry jobs get a minor in mechanical or electrical engineering or c.s it will help you immensely. If you intend on going purely into research I highly recommend a minor in applied mathematics and additional technical writing (grant applications are hyper critical so its also no entirely bad to get additional persuasive writing courses) and if you are a lunatic (like me) get a second major in pure mathematics for theoretical physics and enjoy not having any life outside of school due to the sheer time commitments needed to keep up.

[woopwopweep]

Biology in my opinion is A tier if you're aiming for graduate studies after. It opens up so many doors for various subjects like med school and all kinds of STEM research fields. Not to mention that it makes you eligible for more internship opportunities during undergrad. It all depends on what you want in the future. Even if you don't pursue a graduate degree do you know how much lab managers with only a Bachelor’s get paid??

[calvinc]

Great list! Didn't quite see them on here but data science and statistics are also S tier IMO

[moriorinvictus]

The virgin picking a major based on income vs the chad following your passion and getting after it.

[livinghomunculus]

Gonna need a justification for why psychology is in C and Bio is in D when Bio at least has jobs requiring the degree at the bachelors level and psych has none. The positives you gave to psych are applicable to bio and more true.

[karaelzexceed]

Me, a business psychology student: perfectly balanced as all things should be

[mathiass]

I personally do not understand why a bachelor in History always receive so much hate. It may just be some way of thinking in America (luckily I'm European).
I will be finishing my BA in 'History' (minoring in Social Science) this summer and thereafter begin my MSc in 'International Security & Law'. I'm incredibly motivated and have already enjoyed numerous compliments about my combination of degrees.

Most important of all is to just do what you find interesting. Life is too short anyway to just follow the norm or choose a path solely for the money.
[PS. I hope to one day work for either an NGO, be a diplomat or something in that area.]

Kind regards,
A friendly Dane

[SadTattoos]

Nursing IS NOT S TIER I worked in the medical field too long and I’m tell you your gunna live most of your life working around this field and when you old and can’t take care of your self gunna be at the same spot you worked at DONT do it……

[dac]

Math should be S tier. It is building Block to many careers from data science, high Finance - quant etc. Can go straight into grad job with it that builds on training or do specialist masters.

[oliverbach]

A thing worth noting about philosophy is that it's a quite topheavy profession/education. So there are a few people that I know, who are really good personal development coaches or help companies develop a business "philosophy" so that they have consistent integrity etc. Definetly a very broad education with a lot of possibilities, but also traps.

[jamie]

What's up with biochemistry? It seems like you keep switching it between A and B tier. You've said before that it's better than biology and chemistry, but you ranked it lower than chemistry here. Which one is it? I am confused 😬

[milomitchener]

Just started a double degree of an S-tier and an A-tier. This vid helped my confidence lol