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[ChangesOfTomorrow]

Math, (specialized) business, engineering, technology and health degrees at the top. You are welcome, person reading the comments.

[anapaulapayan]

Shane: "If you're someone thats not very good at math or science, maybe you should not go into engineering "
*Me halfway through mechanical engineering* : watch me *clearly struggling*

[elhamhemat]

when he says engineering is hard, I remember the times I was sitting in my room alone in college and crying because I spend 50hr in my room working on a programming project and it was not working. I did a computer science and engineer degree(cs degree with hardware focus). now I started making 100k right of college and I work remotely.

[anthonypresley]

Nurses are overworked, under paid, and under appreciated. Especially male nurses in my area. It’s still considered somewhat “taboo”. I’m seriously considering going back to welding for a living.

[understance]

First guess before watching video:
1. Computer Science
2. Computer Science
3. Computer science
4. Computer Science
5. engineering

[BK-yjzs]

What people won't tell you about the things you get from Engineering:
- Lecturers from hell
- Destroyed self-esteem
- *free* depression
- unbelievably high amount of pressure and stress

[ammerudgrenda]

Engineering school; the most difficult thing I did in my life.
Now, as a working engineer, I’m glad I did it 😃

[draishwaryathapliyal]

My sister is an engineer and i am in med school. We both have such different ways of handling situations. I admire her for how she deals with clients, I could never do that, But then i am better at dealing with strong emotions. I respect all the jobs out there, without them our society won’t have a balance.

[Mari-dggt]

That's what I'm talkin' about, Shane! Love the list, especially highlighting global opportunities.

[altbandit]

I am certified to play on the computer professionally thanks to my degree

[sadib]

Medicine is so tough you can't even catch a break... whenever you'll think you've got yourself some free time think twice because apparently you could've reviewed something you learned and need not cram before exams. The sheer enormity of new information that needs to be read comprehended and thoroughly memorized is mind boggling.

[ananthapadmanabhanss]

SIMPLE - STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) + Business - 5 Degrees that are most useful :)

[humourlessjester]

As someone currently finishing a literature degree, I regret nothing.

[NewYork]

Majoring a hard subject will lead you to the stable job market and good salary. Thanks for the information. Love your channel!

[firstname]

"I'm not just a negative person. We're keeping positive vibes on this channel. So I am POSITIVE those degrees in that video are useless"

[FashionHouse]

Job satisfaction is important, think of it before selecting a degree

[hnubhliyang]

Thank for this video. Made me realize so much

[SirGalahard]

For a very long time, I wanted to convince my son to do a Computer Science degree. He chose Civil Engineering instead.
He was right. Today, you can learn coding from the internet much cheaper and much more efficiently, than by doing a degree. You won't have a degree, but skills are more important than a paper. Most jobs will do skills interviews anyway, and if you have good skills, you will beat the ones that only have a degree.
On the other hand, to do any civil engineering, you need a degree, otherwise, you won't be hired in the field.
Smart kid.
The moral is: do a degree in something that REQUIRES a degree and acquire skills more efficiently when you can do it from somewhere else.

[oldhatman]

I found your talk very interesting. I did trade, then engineering certificate, then engineering degree, then masters (all part time). Never a problem getting a job and always earned good money. My three daughters (close in age, including twins) at around age of 14 said to me, : Dad, we know trade/engineering was the path to money but in our time its the health sciences. That was 10 years ago and now there all in health sciences. I couldn’t believe the extent to which these little girls were so confident in their predictions and got it so right. Smarter than me I guess.