Ranking my university degrees 👨‍🎓 (least to most useful) #shorts

#shorts #univeristy #student

[Jeff_y]

Bro has more degrees than I have friends

[m_xga]

blud did 4 degrees to become a YouTuber who rates stuff

[faith.is.delulu]

I couldn’t even think about going for 2 degrees. Your very inspirational 😅

[skooo]

Yeah Law is a best one.... My sister keeps on trying to sue me with some sections when I annoy her.... Lol

[HeisenbergFam]

Max has a beautiful ability to casually morb between human form and Grimace form, very inspirational

[nycto]

I love people who studies so many different degrees... I'm currently a business student with major in marketing (and this is just a start!) more degrees to come!

[jasurabdurahmonov]

He got 4 degrees to rate them. What a dedication to his YouTube career.

[Autogenification]

I did 2 degrees. First was Civil Engineering. Gave me a really nice insight into a lot of the societal infrastructure we have around us, but it's a field I didn't end up pursuing. I did work experience in it too, and it completely changed my academic discipline. That year of industry experience got me an award.

My second degree, (combined) Nanotechnology and Renewable Energy. Best thing I ever did in my life holy shit. I loved every lecture of everything I learned and that's what I've used to get me into the field I'm in now! It's armed me with fantastic knowledge to see the future and even start my own ventures 👌

[lonelywolf]

Asian parent will be jealous for this man
Edit: mannnn it's my first 1k likes!!

[oleksandrshynkarov]

Man got economics degree in medical university💀

[RalineSeasonLights]

I got a degree in English Literature and analysed many literary books. I used the knowledge for being an English teacher at 3 international schools in 2 countries. However, as basically studying at university changed the way I think, I get better at decision making in many aspects of life.

[weareone]

I’ll just say, I think Philosophy is a very useful degree for similar reasons to law (actually a lot of people who study philosophy in undergrad end up going into law). It also teaches you how to evaluate information and arguments in a rigorous way.

[najiblarach]

Watching this while studying economics is kinda sad

[chairuldewantoro]

well congrats man, i wish i could graduate but i have to drop out to support my family financially. Life is hard but doable.

[Qwerty_mathics]

Economics is good, I think you can't see the importance of math but it sure helps with thinking

[jameel]

Finance was extremely useful. Not only because the concepts are applied everyday at work, but it helps with life decision making as well

[ThatXavier]

I have a degree in sociology, it’s been hard so far out of college for two years. Thank you so much for giving my degree value!

[snuffles]

The thing about math is that most people see it as useless because you will never see problems like the ones in textbooks but it teaches valuable problem solving skills and a way of thinking. At least thats how I came to see it.

[zareien]

Law teaches you sooo much about processing and questioning information

[iron]

OMG Im actually planning to major on sociology once I enter uni so seeing this really motivates me knowing sociology is actually useful 😭😭😭