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Very informative. I see a lot of people commenting on the breathing…. It’s not a big deal, you could just edit the audio a bit to fix that. Great content

I think at least half of these are very misleading, yes they all fall under humanities as well as related to history but in the vast majority of cases you need something more than just a history major. preferably a minor in something along those lines or a completely different field that either requires a history degree or similar. Not to mention that you often need a master degree at the very least to get these jobs unless you are good at something else.

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I typed in how to make weekends last longer and this came up? 🙄

can you work in marketing, advertising, public relations, and communications with a BA in Psychology degree major?

i like the part where he tells us how much we actually get paid

As a former self home video maker, good choice on the blue shirt, and the red background works surprisingly good

Thank you for this video ❤❤

Don’t sleep on government accounting. It’s almost completely different than anything we learned in school, but the salaries are comparable and the benefits are amazing.

Thank you for the video!

wow what an amazing and sincere video. I majored in Economics in Brazil and I was a PhD visiting student there in UCLA this year. And everything that you said is 100% true.

which major is more important to establish own business company ?

You're like the only one who has touched on the more nuanced jobs in art that actually are higher paid. Thank you!

I'm thinking of studying Econ at UC Berkeley

Pls do something on mphil in finance please

ucla students are unattractive. the students are very ordinary. the iq average.

Wow, this video is incredibly informative. I graduated with a Bachelor's in Psychology two years ago. Honestly, it's been challenging to secure a job with just a bachelor's degree. I've previously worked as a project manager and also dabbled in teaching by subbing in high school for about four months. However, I had to leave because subbing didn't pay well; it felt like a joke. Now, I'm considering going back to pursue a Master's in Industrial-Organizational Psychology since I lean more towards a business-oriented career. Hopefully, this will lead to a better-paying job.

I'd add clergy

Pls tell what programs and degrees help in becoming a chief academic professor

You’re off on the salaries. The salaries in most places are higher than the salaries listed here.

i love your information but please slow down and breathe - its so hard to watch

Most of them Jobs have a age cap for starting which not good for old people getting into CJ

Or just be a cute woman with fake boobs and a 85 IQ, boobie stream and make lots of $$$ by doing nothing. :/

Hi I’m Soni!

Is it worth taking loans to study at UCLA for undergrad as an undergrad student of Biochemistry major ??

I m from india Nd i have had m.a sociology 2009 . bt i didn't get job Now I am a house wife

Should i take finance or economics? If i in bad in math

Unrelated but DROP THE SKIN CARE ROUTINE

11) Homeless

I have 50K student loan debt in a useless Technology degree I obtained years ago. I now have the GI Bill after 11 years in the military that will cover 50% tuition for me while paying my living expenses. However I will still have to take on at least $30,000 in additional loans to complete my bachelor's (I already have my Associates) I live near UT-Knoxville (I have applied there) I'm 34 years old Is this worth it for me ?

spend less than u earn

Love this! I find most of this to be true at Georgia Tech as well-- except for the point about not getting to take fun classes till the end. Might be because I’m coming in with a lot of credits, but Tech has a LOT of electives we can take after taking Advanced Micro and Macro economics & our intro to econometrics course. While not sure if they’re the “fun” courses you mention, these electives in different fields of economics are super duper interesting. And I’m glad I get to take them as in my first two years.

Can I pursue masters in IO psychology, with a bachlor degree in sociology?

How about forensic psychologist?

Very helpful tips!

Most people that are COs make more like 90,000-112,000 because they take so much overtime a lot of pub safty jobs are like this

more than half of these require associate degree..

What i wanna know what are some job positions i can get right after i graduate. Im super lost so that would really help me D:

You don't really need a history degree for most of these.

Hey great video! I am currently a junior in high school and I am thinking about what to major in for college. Before junior year, I had been thinking of majoring in the engineering industry. However, during junior year, I came upon a few situations that slowly changed my mind to maybe majoring as a business. Ever since then, I had been obsessed with business related things. For example, I had been thinking of making my own clothing brand. Do you think majoring as a business major is good for me?

"Typically, licensing and certification to become a crisis counselor requires a bachelor's degree in a mental health field or master's in counseling or a related field."

I have a bachelors degree in history. I am still looking for a job. Anyone have tips.

#1 is Police Officer, and I didn't need a degree to get the job. I got my CJ degree after becoming a cop and the State paid for my tuition fees. With a degree I now have better odds in promoting.

I'm planning on getting my bachelor's in sociology with the family track and working for CPS while I get my MSW.

Thank you very much sir, for all these honest and unbiased thoughts,knowledge and perspective ..... I really needed this very much and again thanks for helping a lot of people ... may ALLAH gide you to the right path

If you don’t know the difference between psychologist and psychiatrist, you probably shouldn’t be making this video.

Slightly off on investment banking salary

Get a shed??? Yeah spend 4k and if you're lucky you'll get 50 buck a month. Yes I'll put a vending machine. Again spend lots of money and I'll get zero return because no one is stopping by my house to use a vending machine. You better have a huge apartment complex for that one. Not to mention everyone who is going to try and break into it. This is totally worthless. I feel sorry if anybody subscribed to you.

The salaries u said in which country

I see your point however most of these positions are not entry level and in fact most require extensive expert experience. So someone without experience and just a degree would have a hard time getting a job in these fields. I would like to see a video on entry level jobs in this field if they even exist.