College Majors That Create The Most Millionaires

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[jamesharmon]

I have an MBA, and discovered WHY this degree creates so many millionaires: There are so many with this degree. So many, in fact, that having one is almost meaningless. The raw numbers may put this high on the list, but if you ranked by the PERCENTAGE of those who have this degree, I doubt it would make the top 20.

[antonioisacommonname]

I’ve been learning from people. Not necessarily from what they’ve taught me but from the mistakes they’ve made. My parents also divorced not for the same reason but they also made poor financial choices.

[winged]

You should do list based on “most popular degree among millionaires PER GRADUATE” because obviously business administration is going to be first when there is so many graduates.

[maiamaiapapaya]

I'm in undergrad and over the last few weeks I've been heavily considering changing my major to engineering. I got nervous as this video went on because I wasn't seeing it on the list...then it appeared at #1. Ahhh sweet relief. I think I will become an engineer after all.

[fatihkose]

I still feel like Finance (especially with a master’s degree ) should be higher. Yes it is highly competitive ( might be number one) and yes you work long hours ( so eventually your hourly wage is quite low). However, in the Financial industry compensation/bonus is crazy especially if you do corporate finance. Aside from that job opportunities in foreign countries are crazy as well.

[jdizz]

I can say I got a marketing degree and went into banking, I had sales experience before college and I’m not smoking it in my field and I’m growing more and more as a professional everyday

[cisium]

As you mention, law is a terminal, graduate degree, not an undergraduate degree, and you can get into law school with any major. (I was a Music major.) Also, the law need only be as stressful as you want make it. A lot of lawyers are stressed, but IMHO that's mostly because they are stress monkeys by nature - they seek out and find those stressful situations, and they make stressful situations out of situations that needn't be stressful. There are lawyers out there who are very chill - and more musicians in the law than you might realize. In my experience, the chill lawyers are in the highly technical areas like tax, trusts and estates, and the more code-focused business areas. There are some stress monkeys in those areas, too, but it's a smaller percentage than in the less technical areas like divorce, criminal, PI, and products liability.

[cerberus]

I'm going into a Business Administration: Logistics degree, I'm really excited.

[Victor-tldk]

I think what the people who say "money doesn't matter" mean is that once the basics are covered money doesn't matter.

Obviously people want to have the basics covered though and the easiest way to do that is with money.

Other options are:
1. Rely on someone else
2. Live off grid totally
3. Idk, barter?

[arslan]

I notice the new effort you’re putting in immediately. Great job!

[abdikaniAdan]

I tried 3 different majors/universities untill I found my major (IT & BUSINESS). I will become Data Scientist after Uni.

[brandonwebb]

Engineering for your bachelors and MBA for graduate school is the best combo

[sharadanand]

What according to you is next best Non-IT, Non Med : STEM/ Engineering course/degree WRT employability and salaries in US? Elect, Mech, Aero etc?

[guschtel-yw]

I would add that Finance people can add an obscene amount of value to society. Just because people don't understand the field doesn't make it any less important. Same with lawyers and business managers, too.

[robd]

If you already have an undergrad in business, I definitely not pursue an MBA unless it’s at a prestigious university. Universities want you to think that getting an MBA is the golden ticket to moving up in the corporate world but that’s simply not true. Through on the job experience, hard work and building the right networks along with some luck, you are far more likely to climb the corporate ladder, than an MBA with little to no experience. I only have an economics degree and have had multiple MBAs working for me over the years.

[youtubewithlouis]

I've been watching your videos for a long time and i really like your content and I appreciate you for making videos helping students figure out which would suit them the most including me . For me I want to go into aviation mostly pilots and I hope you can do a video on that. I would love to hear your opinion on it.

[priscillaamoah]

Love your kindness and candidness here. Keep Soaring!

[marykatherine]

I'm 23 years old I'm going to study MBA in information technology
I was able to decide this because of you! Thank you

[LadyCharity]

Love the high quality of this video and wanted to see if my major made it on here, it's #2. Impending MBA grad here