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[itslash]

*least regretted major: underwater basket weaving*

[karissalee]

Half of the people watching are high school students wondering what to do with their life and the other half are college graduates who are listening to shane roast them

Edit: ty for the likes and I apologise for not acknowledging all y'all out there. But no matter who you are, it's not too late to make a fresh start if you feel ready to.

[RobertA-bjou]

It’s so sad that teachers are so under appreciated in this country. Their jobs are incredibly important, they help spawn the future generation. Some students might get mad of why teachers hate their lives and jobs but I honestly can’t blame them. Education is so important; this government should really reform it. But I suppose it’s like this because the elite don’t want free thinkers, just worker drones.

[JohnstasBACK]

you should honestly be hired to speak at schools across the country. so much helpful information i NEVER even considered throughout all of my time in High School.

[Smellymilk-bi]

I’m 24, majored in accounting and secured a good job right out of college. I’d say I’m in a very very fortunate and lucky position and am very comfortable with my degree choice. Yet, I’m still super addicted to shane’s videos even though I don’t plan on going back to school any time soon

[fordrobertson]

The most underrated personal finance Channel, won't be surprised your channel will have a million subs in the future.

[musicxelf]

Whilst Psychology gets roasted a lot in these types of videos, I do agree on the lack of job opportunities after. It was even emphasised during our degree orientation. I mostly went ahead with it because I intend to go into clinical psychology (which requires a PhD). My advice is, if you want to go into any of the degrees he mentioned here, it's best to be intentional and have a laid out plan as you're going through uni: volunteer in places you might wanna work at, join clubs, connect with profs and people in the field, or join a co-op program. Basically build experience as you go through uni so you come out not only with a degree. Also let yourself explore your degree in the first year or two so you can switch out when things aren't working out for you.

[novaskyzero]

I can't comprehend the thought process of somebody looking at all of the available degrees and then they pick gender studies.

[shadoze]

Just a lost 15 year old trying to figure out a way of living. Appreciate you man.

[ellsters]

Foreign language double major here. Spanish helped a bit for my first job, but not that much. Did a coding boot camp and am now working as a software engineer while doing a second bachelor's in comp sci online. My recommendation: if you love languages, don't give up on on them, but if you're spending money on college, get a major in a degree that makes money.

[gmanthegrey]

Kind of a shame we look at college as a way to get a job rather than to expand ones mind.

[hugenose]

As someone who suffers from learning disabilities that effectively eliminate any STEM majors or careers (especially the “TEM” part), watching this is extremely depressing. It honestly seems like every “bad” major are the ones I could feasibly do, and every “good” major would not only be a nightmare, but also lead to equally nightmarish jobs.

I’m in the middle of my second year, so I HAVE to choose something to progress. But every goddamn thing that I could feasibly live off (and preferably raise a family at some point) of without going to grad school are things I just simply cannot do. Just thinking about it makes me angry.

[annaly]

minor what you love, major what will get u a job!
-from stats major and phil minor 😋

[trellb]

Dear foreign language majors,

Rosetta stone or simply moving there and paying a private tutor for less the debt. Or minor in it.

[asmrcorporation]

My major is communications but I don't regret my decision. Once I graduate I'm going to be a writer, I've already started writing and so far so good.

[mattwong]

The major you choose is not always the problem, the issue is thinking your major directly leads to a job, when post-graduate employment usually comes from internships, letters of recommendation from professors, and alumni networks. Even for technical majors like CS and engineering, a degree is not enough on its own since everyone applying to those positions also has the same degreee, and employers want candidates with experience outside of classes.

[shellybelly]

I understand why computer science was up there, a lot of my friends tell me that loads of people self-teach themselves how to programme etc. and a greater majority earn more by just learning themselves than by paying up to 30k for college. This is not to say it's all bad though, my cousin actually majors in computer science and she is in love with it! She always shows me the websites and games she's worked on and tells me that it is totally worth it - so it really depends on an individuals style of learning. Would you prefer structured lectures with deadlines? Or would you rather learn at your own pace in the comfort of your own surroundings?

[krypto-s-olus]

“The least regretted degree, computer science”
Me, a CS major: “Yeah... about that...”

[matthewgarber]

A lot of the degrees that are “too general “can often do very well but require more advanced degrees. Psychology practically requires a PhD