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[heidimedina]

I have a Business Admin degree with a specialization in Accounting and Auditing. I've held jobs in payroll/HR, and accounting. Currently, I do data cleansing for an Ecommerce business. Business Admin is general enough to allow flexibility and a specialization in accounting or finance will give you a competitive edge in my opinion. Great video!

[supremecy]

It's a good degree for those who want to pursue a career in business but are not sure what exactly.

[txgirlaustin]

I have a bachelor’s degree in “Business Administration, ” & I make around $60, 000. I get a 3 week vacation, bonus, benefits (medical, vision & dental). I work for a marketing company, & my degree definitely helped!! I sure don’t hate the decision😬👏

[Andy]

As a business administration degree graduate I highly suggest it. Quite honestly I picked the career based on not having many more options to choose from but I do not regret the decision. It has given me the notion, the vision, maturity and the knowledge of the responsibility and commitment that running any business means. No matter how much effort it might require, it is still worth getting that degree.

[DBoyTommie]

Business degrees also lay the foundation for running your own business and managing your finances. A useful degree for all fields, health, arts, communications, tech..etc. You can do anything with a BBA or BSBA. Also, it matures with you as your interests change and you grow as a person.

[OgBana]

This major is also safe to go into debt for. It has a huge return on investment. You won’t master the fields examined in the major, but one of the first lessons in Business Administration is that it “educates the entire man...the body, soul and spirit” You work with things, with people and you create connections, value for others which in turns makes you wealthy in the process”

[naomitorres]

I have a degree in Business Administration, my background is in higher education, and I recently landed an affiliated contract job with the STEM division for NASA 🤓

[HoneyLust]

I’m about to start my bachelors in business admin with a concentration in accounting. Even though I didn’t get my associates till I was 32, I’m looking forward to this new journey!

[efouaalice]

I’m a senior doing college applications and your channel has saved me for the last few months. Thanks so much 🙂🙂

[vinceedwards]

Great degree for those who dont know the specific job they want. This allows you the flexibility to move around gain experience and narrow down your career path. Anything u can learn for free is fine but it wont come with a diploma which is what good paying companies want. Google does not equal experience or look good on a resume. This degree gets u in the job then u can refine ur skills with experience. Grad school is a great option to further ur career into ur specific interest once u find it and opens doors for upper management and increased pay. This degree gives u these options so ur not stuck with a degree or job u no longer r interested in after a few years. I have a BA bachelor degree and a master's in management. This video has some decent info but to really understand the pros and cons talk to professionals with real world knowledge and experience who have this degree.

[rog]

I dropped out of law degree to study business administration abroad. Can’t say I regret

[tobiasexarchopoulos]

I BEEN WAITIN FOR THIS ONE TURN IT UP!! Shoutout to Shane for listening to his subscribers!! Shane is the GOAT!

[albertastro]

I have a BS in business administration (major accounting) and an MBA (concentration analytics). I’ve been in the financial industry for 8 years, and earn over 100k.

With anything, education matters… and so does intangibles. Be a good person, network, and be a free agent. Look out for your career… And you’ll go far.

[Merc_CW]

im a business admin major right now(just finished 1st year), and ive always known this is what i wanted. personally ive always known that working a 9-5 until im 60 isnt my thing, and the plan for me has always been to get my major + masters and slot into a 9-5 for a few years until having enough capital to safely invest and be financially independent. ideally i want to be out of the 9-5 by 30 if not earlier, simply so i can experience life for what it is and not be constrained by a corporate machine. being a jack of all trades and master of few has made it so that by nature i like to have my fingers in multiple pots at once just to have a few different options and failsafes, as well as keeping my mind active. and while business admin is a very general degree, i can even see as much from my first two semesters, it allows for you to really find your own way to getting the degree and open up new doors for yourself that may not have even crossed your mind in the past. for me personally, as well as a few of my friends, getting this degree serves as a means to an end rather than the end all. and its not abt chasing a lifestyle or a far off fantasy, rather its about creating a life for myself that is better than the one im living; better than the one my parents have lived, and bringing up those around me who ive formed irreplaceable bonds with. and if i happen to change the world along the way, then great. but if i dont then thats okay with me, bc ill have affected some lives even if not as immediately as i once hoped.

[thekiller]

You should make a series where you compare 2 degrees that’s close to each other and give it a winner. Like finance vs accounting, electrical vs mechanical engineering, CS vs software engineer. ETC

[OgBana]

Yes it is worth it. There is a reason why the MBA degree is the most sought after . If you fail in the corporate world, you can automatically start your own business, work in a non profit etc. The career tree is so huge.

[effinator]

I graduated with a bachelor's in Business Administration, focus in International Business... it's been a journey thus far. Keep your head up, everything has a way of working itself out!

[kidusabebe]

My guy you deserve 20 million subs. Your videos guided me so much during the time I was questioning my interests, passions, and future careers.

[info_bot]

I'm a BBA grad, with a major in Finance. Business students, learn programming. Seriously.