The worst colleges in the world…

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You guys loved “The most useless degrees…” so now I bring you The worst colleges in the world… (allegedly)

I made another video “Colleges you need to avoid” where I talked about the types of colleges you should shy away from, but people were a little mad I didn’t call any of them.

Some of the worst universities in the world might be on this list (let me know what you think). Or at least the worst universities in the US. In today’s video we will go over some universities that are scams, some that were shut down and sued, some that are the lowest rated universities in different categories as well. Private universities, for profit colleges, nonprofit colleges, and even public universities can be good or bad, lets see if your college is on the list!

Enjoy!
~Shane


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[Sirgacha_]

Sure UChicago's tuition is a lot, but top schools like UChicago also give insane amounts of financial aid, most low-income individuals who attend these schools usually graduate with very little to no debt. I think it's smarter to look at cost after aid instead of sticker cost. That will give you a better view as to which schools are really the most expensive. If we look at cost after aid, we will find that Uchicago is really affordable for such a world-class education.

[liunima]

Hey you forgot about Hustler's University

[christopherfreeman]

This is why I’m satisfied with community college. It’s affordable and easy to get into.

[abel]

I'm happy you dropped names. Respect +

[digitaldreambrush]

Thank you for this video. It really needs more exposure, more need to learn about this. Looking at acceptance vs graduation rate especially at art schools is revealing. An art degree combined with internships and a great network is worth it, but no for profit schools. I went to Art Center and Teach at Otis and have had a 20+ year career in design.

[TheExaltedHerobrine]

Once you start paying $50K or higher to get a bachelors level degree, you know something is wrong

[frostus]

The University of Chicago is arguably one of the most prestigious universities in the world. Even though the tuition rates look daunting at first, it’s important to remember that the majority of students don’t pay the full tuition rates. UChicago, along with many other universities of its caliber, are quite generous when it comes to financial aid.

[chanellebarrett]

I am still stuck on the fact that Bob Jones University has such a recent racist history. Crazy.

[frankt]

I received my MBA from University of Phoenix in 2000. While the program lacks rigor, it opened many doors for me. I was able to have my employer pay nearly the entire cost so my outlay was minimal. My first position out of school was a Marketing Manager at a Fortune 500 pharmaceutical company. My income now has increased by 197%.

[abnormia]

I went into uni wanting to do a major in marketing after working in marketing for 4 years and very quickly changed my mind. One of my classes literally only had one week of study for online marketing. The rest was about mail out surveys and paper marketing 🙄

[MidnightVentures]

I don't see how the University of Phoenix and Capella are still around. You can get a PHD in Psychology in University of Phoenix but you're not state eligible to be a clinical psychologist because states don't accept their garbage degrees. Plus they charge outrageous prices.

[peach]

If you want to be artistic, I think majoring in something conventionally successful and then minoring in art is a good idea. Like a bachelor's in computer science and then a minor in art.

[BlessingsfromBridget]

This was a much better video than recent ones that were just pitches for digital marketing. He did mention digital marketing but it was appropriate to the content- he mentioned how marketing degrees don’t teach digital marketing but should. That made sense. Very good video. I would love to see a video on bootcamps to avoid.

[mastersingleton]

Well unfortunately they do exist and needs the PSA attention to save people from getting "scammed". Thanks Shane for doing this video to save us the heartache.

[meydiaengka]

University of Chicago is weirdly the number one option for Korean Chaebol kids to pursue higher education

[kathaiti]

I did some research on Southern University at New Orleans . It is a historically all black, public university. It is disappointing to hear the reason why the graduation rate is at 1%.

[plainbagel]

I remember those DeVry commercials, it was just oozing consumer scam.

[Cuyt]

I grew up poor and could of took out student loans, but graduated from a UK university instead and did it online. The tution is cheaper and I paid for it in cash. I also did an MBA from an English university. On my LinkedIn profile people think I'm British. I'm American though, and glad I have zero debt.

[davidkrimm]

In the seventies, many students were able to live at home, work a part time job, and easily graduate from a reputable state university in four or five years with zero debt. What is different today (other than greed)?