Excuse me you mean 'THE Microsoft Word certification'

I don't have a Microsoft Word Certification I don't soend much time at all in Microsoft word but if you need me to write a report or book I will do it Because all options are clearly labeled the software is easy to use I don't even see the need to take classes on how to use it.

@@JoshuaFluke1 That's how all the geeks get laid.

@@asandax6 r/thatsthejoke

An excel certification could be very useful and quick books too. Not the word one. You can just lie and say you have 4 years experience with office & nobody will care.

Why not get someone with an accounting or advertising degree.

@@florkyman5422 I mean, most middle managers aren't doing accounting or advertising, they're just supervising a team of people, and coordinating with the managers from other teams/upper management on what that team of people are doing. On the other hand, the skills that make a good manager aren't taught by building spaghetti structures or anything else that's being taught in these Business Adminisration programs either.

@@florkyman5422 accountancy and business administration are 80% the same degree

Yeah I have mine then got the MBA only from my MBA courses did they even teach the entrepreneurship route and best of yet the military paid for it I recommend no one goes to college unless you can have it paid for or you can pay as you go it’s just too expensive

@First Name Last Name yeah I have an MBA but you don’t need it to actually be successful it comes down to the person if you work your ass off you can be successful without a degree

I'd be caught stone faced if I went to college just to work retail.

Most companies will train you on the job so you can move up to better positions.

@@Skank_and_Gutterboy it’s not welcome to USA a dystopia 3rd world hellhole

@@missdesireindependance5194 why I will never do retail

Fuck that! Lol. I could never work in retail. Lol. Working at the Mall on the weekends looks depressing. I have to say, working a physical labor job is way better than working retail or any office job. Plus you make triple more working a job Americans don’t want like tile cleaning.

yep like i was saying my boss just posted a opening for a noobie with a business ad for 85k starting salary

what about getting an associate then transfering over to UC in the same city for business administration information systems

@@mmakotal4388 what exactly is ba in IT, do you manage the IT dept ?

I completely degree. My BA was focused on Logistics and Supply Chain Management. Honestly, I didn't really learn anything new or ground breaking. Any information they taught us was pretty self explanatory or common sense. I went through it to check the box. I was a helicopter mechanic in the Air Force, and I was moved to our tool room due to knee injuries. I took over a program and had been doing logistics and managing the supply for our units chemicals and hazmat stuff. I facilitated the supply and distribution for our home unit, TDY's, and initial deployment supplies. Though the degree, on top of my experience, helped me to get a job right out of college. It didn't teach me much, but it helped my chances of getting a job.

Your company wants you to have a degree purely because then they'll know you're in debt and financially reliant on them, making it less likely you'll leave (especially if they pay for some portion of the tuition, making you feel emotionally indebted as well). It's a scam.

ah this explains why Im more confused AFTER talking about a project with a boss 🤣

Only reason im glad I got that instead of a regular Bachelor Administration degree is that I got to take less courses so I wasted less time.

So make sure to go to top 30 schools

🤣🤣🤣🤣

It'll give you the skills to work retail.

Which class?

Computer science student here I fear for my future

@@Rami7605 he meant the team working exercises that pesky Hrs force every one into

Electrical engineering has the same thing. First year into to give us all your money lol

I'm a mechanical engineer and I too, had to do the dumbass marshmallow spaghetti project

Hey i have a question as I’m looking through this video and happened to read ur comment. First congrats on ur achievements. Second can I ask where u did ur MS in statistics and what exactly did u learn? Thinking of going down the same path except without learning all the math. Have an undergrad in statistics currently

@@joshuakhan3409 Statistics without math?

@@joshuakhan3409 Lmao I'm dying. You do know that Statistics is a certain branch of mathematics, just different from other branches like Differential Calculus, Linear Algebra, Trigonometry, etc. In Statistics you will have to know how to do things like defining domains in large samples, identify if it yields a distribution, what kind of distribution is it, calculate distributions of large quanta of sets and other complex concepts(I've done college level statistics at my high school :Finite Mathematics despite not been a math major). Statistics in most institution is mostly going need undergrad work in Mathematics or in some Math and Science specialized colleges you will do Discrete Math w/ Statistics in undergrad if you want to do some other work where you math background is going to be secondary skill (like BioInformatics, Data Science, Machine Learning Engineering, etc) or else if you are doing Statistics in MS then eventually be solid in working in great paying fields (Nuclear Infrastructural Engineering, Quantitative Analyst, etc).

Hey man, better late than never doing it so props to you

Just started my math journey boys. My fellow anonymous online friends have convinced me. My journey now involves going back to school to get grades in Calc1-3, linear algebra, probability, and basic programming in R and Python in order to be ready to pursue my statistics masters. If I remember this post I’ll be sure to let y’all know where I’ll be at. Timeline should be 3years till completion and I’m about to turn 23 with an undergrad. I feel like I’m a lil late when looking at my peers but I’m going guns blazing into this field

I’m majoring in MIS and minoring in management.. should I pick different degrees or drop one?

@@kourtney7881 what’s the time length of the management minor ? Are they mostly qualitative or quantitative courses? If it’s math intensive, all other things equal, it’ll probably be worth taking. Stay away from highly theoretical classes because they seldom have real work application.

@@barackobama3719 it is a combination of math, computer science, and business

@@barackobama3719 The problem is not that theory has seldom a real work application, the problem is that majority of the people don't have understanding of how and when to use those theories, because of the wrong management education. Skiner's radical Behaviorismus does have quite real applications, yet, majority of schools don't teach that to business students. After that one should not wonder himself, that some "theory" is not working, if one is not even aware that exists another " theory", which eliminates any attempts of intervention. And then one becomes to hear that in "his company" participative management is not working, while in reality it is the false reinforcement that doesn't allow it to work, not the theory itself.

About to start college starting next year. Was considering majoring in business administration with a focus in finance but now I'm having second thoughts 😭😭.

I quite liked "enjoys paperwork." Ah, so no one then.

Like you can do some job and not be detail oriented...

That is the oral and written communications part. They teach you all the buzz words. :P

I got rejected from a programming entry level job for not having advanced skills in Excel. * facepalm *

@@Nadia1989 what a joke. There are very few reasons to do data analysis in excel if you know any sort of programming. That’s the consequence of HR hiring people based on checklists.

That’s what happens when you turn educational institutions into for profit job training centres

@@alexj7440 they taught me this in Lebanese University and its high level yet "free" at less than 300$ a year, many words, little points

It's like a PoliSci degree, but without the practical applications ^^

@@alexj7440 ironically, for-profit job training centers are much better. Because they don't get paid if they suck, unlike colleges.

@@Nerobyrne colleges shouldn’t be job training centres. They’re institutions of higher learning.

True! Then you’ll be back at Walmart with $80,000 in debt because the damn school will ensure to max out your student loan from the Government for a Microsoft Word Degree or better… a course in “Diversity “ masked as a degree.😤

damn theres a reply getting shadow banned..i wonder what it is

Facts!!!! Now student loans are on my A$$

This!!

@@ifigetbannedagainyoutubeis2018 wait you are not gay?!

@@Rppiano I am

I think it’s a good idea to get a degree at umich Ross they give out business administration degrees however they major companies come and Recruit from there “apple,google,Microsoft,jp Morgan” also u get to pick a specialized industry wether IB, finance, accounting, marketing.

Fax. College for most is getting knowledge or skills to be able to get a job. College at “elite” schools is about networking and a path to becoming an “elite”. As a tangent. I’ve supervised several and worked with hundreds of ppl from so called elite schools. And I’m not impressed.

Maybe learn to invest in spells?

That sounds like a cs degree 😂

This is the perfect description for most college degrees!

It's a nice way of stopping over abundance of graduates.

Learning how spells exist is useful for mathemathics and science degree tho

maybe she can get credits to transfer to Algonquin College?

Lmao

I did this project during 6th grade. lol

Lmfao

@@of4765 It's a waste of food.

💯

Univiersities attract this type of people who got stuck in education system and never worked a day in a real company. It should be prohibited for people whithout real experience teach anything or they should give a disclaimer: this course is taught by a person who have never had a real job.

Have a degree in finance with conce tration in investment banking. Graduated with a 3.8, yet dont know shit about fiannce.

Thats why you should not go to shitty uni's

@@plantiron same haha

@@asdasdd320 the funny thing is that I got it from Mississippi College. A private Christian school who claims they are the most prestigious school in Mississippi

At one time DeVry counted jobs at Best Buy or Radio Shack as “placement in the industry” for grads. Don’t know if they still do.

@@BillLaBrie lmao you serious?!?!

@@shideyafudo 100% serious.

Dang I got into best buy without a degree, guess I got lucky

get a CPA

Isn't that illegal?

I am from the US. Nope its not illegal. My company knows I have a degree in math. The controller of the company trained me and shared tons of his knowledge with me and even suggested I take some courses. I should mention that I am not a licensed CPA nor did I ever claim to be on my resume/jobapp. Just saying that you can land a job in finance/accounting without the degree. Just have to work for it.

You can't work as an accountant without an accountant job. Heck you can't even sign your work unless you get your RA. Are you sure you are not just an administrator?

@@MChagall my job title is "senior accounant". I don't perform any adminstrative duties. You do not need a CPA to be work as accountant. You are just better qualified if you are.

How’d you make the switch? Was it self taught, or did you go back to school? I’m currently finishing up my accounting degree which at least has a clear career path, but sometimes I think about getting into software development too.

Got a business degree in undergrad. In grad school for computer science now 😂

@@cjcampbell7573 How’d you do it? They’re not related at all so I’m curious

@@toonx496 Frostburg State University Applied C.S. Program. I had to take a couple prerequisite classes for my deficiency but all I needed was at least a 3.0 in undergrad to get in

@@cjcampbell7573 That’s great. Congrats. Honestly I’m in business for accounting and finance for my undergrad, but I’m already thinking about that career switch 🤣 the thing is it was offered to me 100% free so I went in for business

IDK WHY YOU'D GO TO COLLEGE JUST TO WORK RETAIL LMAOOOOOO. Hope she meant some kind of skilled, higher end position. Though let's be honest here she probably didn't :/

@@dianebrooks1859 She meant that she worked at Sears prior to going to college, and the co-workers who were older (their 40's - 60's) were inspiration to go to college and not end up like them.

Working at sears sounds horrible.

Go to grad school for a unrelated discipline or professional degree, it’s what I’m doing. Most of us were too young and naive to even consider the negative impact of a practical degree.

@@LULLYxoxo I’m a freshman. Business admin, figuring this out in time what other degree should I do

@@davejohnson4311 find something related to your interests

@@LULLYxoxo it’s business lmao. That’s why I’m in business admin but ppl act like the degree is terrible

@@davejohnson4311 if you’re genuinely interested in business, then don’t switch majors! Network with your professors and look for internships. Consider pursuing a graduate degree or certificate in the specialization you want to focus and work in like accounting, marketing, etc.

@@pikachulovesketchup666 naaah not in the future ^^

What man would accept that

​@@Grind2Excellence They call them "passionate" aka love the work or the project more than money aka cheap hire. You'll always find people to abuse others and they exist because there are those others available to abuse. You'll probably always be able to find those with a "genius business idea", but no skill. At these same time, you'll always find people willing to work for less. Know your worth, be strong, seek respect and be accountable. What man would accept that? One of those kinds is the one that don't know they are not responsible for other's failure.

Those are the people who one day wake up with a "genius" startup idea that has no basis in reality and violates known physics. They then go out in a search of a developer or engineer who will create it and refuse to accept that it is not possible. There, I fixed it for you.

Tell that to Elon Musk babeyy! Exactly what he did for SpaceX or Tesla (almost exactly)

"Most tech jobs dont require a degree" okay buddy

I meant to say most developer jobs don't require a degree. I'm not saying none of them do, but I often see open positions that are okay with a high school degree and experience in the used tech stack. I also see many self-taught developers who didn't go to college. Having a degree doesn't mean you can build something useful and maintainable, it's just a certification that you completed the school requirements which are very different from job requirements.

That depends what you major in lol

@@archrodney "most self taught developers" will tell you it isnt a walk in park to get these jobs especially when the level entry is a bachelor's degree

@@glamglam8347 It's not easy but certainly possible to learn what it takes to be a good developer. A degree can only give you the basics for that but then again you don't need school to learn the basics. All I'm saying is that verifiable experience is more valuable than a CS degree alone and those dev positions that don't require a degree reflect exactly that.

my boss just posted an opening for a someone with a bus degree and the starting salary is 85k cad

I agree although I've been researching my future, career, jobs, degrees, university ECT since I was 13 so perhaps I'm ahead of the curve 😂.

Hey, you are only allowed to take that *after* graduation.

Lmao

You'll definitely be the cream of the crop with that cert, that's for sure 😂

My mom was a student back in the 70s and has a State Government Typewriter Certification. That probably has more value than a Microsoft Word Certification.

File -> New. CERTIFIED!

Yeah, that was just weird.

I did that shit in sophomore year of high school lol

Such a scam

if someone actually had to do this as part of a degree then they should seriously reconsider some things

I thought it was for reserved for Corporate Cringe

I same I am talking a Bachelor in supply chain management, did you graduate and if you did , did you find jobs easily with good amount of salary , plz update 🙏

The point is you didn't need to major in business admin to learn all that. "Be proficient in Microsoft suites"...really dude? A couple of KZfaq videos talking about how to use excel proficiently would teach you more than what you learned in class and it would have been free. Not saying you yourself will not succeed, i just think you would have succeeded regardless and could have put that tuition money into a more marketable major.

@@Mr21Lashes SO WHAT MAJORS DO WE DO. Nobody wants to say that and a lot of schools don’t offer these specialized degrees

@@davejohnson4311 Depends on what you’re interests and long term goals are. Personally I wouldn’t even think about college right now unless you plan on going into a specialized field like medicine, pharma, law, comp sci, IT, or engineering. Especially if you are taking out student loans. Not saying other degrees are not valid or interesting; only that college is so prohibitively expensive right now most other degrees would not provide a valid return on investment and you will be stuck with student debt for the rest of your lives. There is no point taking out 150k in student loans to be a history major to end up being a librarian making 40-50k a year pre tax. Edit to add: if you’re school doesn’t offer specialized degrees then don’t go to that school or think about getting into a trade school. Trade schools have been villainized over the past few decades (with the help of the college industrial complex) and are considered “low class” when they most certainly aren’t. I’m a physician, I have friends who are in the trades that make as much if not more than me with little to no debt.

@@davejohnson4311 That's..... pretty stupid. People go to college because they are told to and also that they will fail in life without that piece of paper. Get the degree you want. If it pays nothing, that's on you.

What colour are the numbers? How do they make you feel?

And that's 1 potential mathematician wasted in bullshit

I don’t think I ever laughed so hard at a KZfaq comment. 🤣

Kids just need to know colors, shapes, and basic hygiene. Everything after that is just liberal propaganda.

@@jgdooley2003It depends on the gender.

the reality is HR themselves are only there to do unimportant exagerated tasks, and they all get in with only communication skills and (some) college degree. They Don't (in 99.9999999% of the cases) jackshit about tech, as far as I know...

@@pladimir_vutin interesting opinion.

@@pladimir_vutin the role of an HR is as relevant as swimming on land.

The problem with corporate HR Is they don’t understand the needs of the employer because they don’t actually make or do anything. HR should be populated by people who have done the jobs they are seeking to fill. The problem is just like work at home nobody has the balls to make it happen to they are forced to.

HR is a legal arm of any company. They need to know laws. Their function is to defend and protect the company and the company's practices, and do so in a court of law if necessary.

It’s not about sales it’s about learning management which u will do, no one talks about the cofounders in major companies that did take a business course in college, and best believe they played just as big of a role in the business startup

@@Aboguaboga If you can't handle sales, you probably can't handle a business. Fundamentals.

@@Iron-Bridge lmao I got a different sales job as a marketing rep, I still network but I’m not limited to only ppl Ik and ppl that family or friends know. But vector did get my foot in the door. So I’m no longer just getting deals bc ppl r tryna do me a favor

lol they have given up lmao it's one sad college, they can't even put a sentence together properlt

Maybe because they know that the classes are only useful for that piece of paper that you might get at the end of the class/degree.

apparently neither can you 😂

You'd be surprised at how many international students take these courses and end up regretting , or shall I say end up regretting X4 as they pay X4 the domestic fees. (at least in Canada)

@@hhattonaom9729 that's part of the joke

It’s not the college it’s the major

They look and sound so depressed

And money

Funny, wasting time is also what they said of kids who don’t go to college.

@@burtonl7239 that is true if you don’t do anything to try to learn but that major is just trash

I know some people who go back for an MBA after working as an engineer for 10-15 years. Their goal is to move up in the company who is paying for their education.

@@cluerip that’s a great strategy for a lot of people. I work in real estate so unfortunately there’s not many of those opportunities in my field .

Yup same here.its all about connections esp now days

Finance, accounting, econ and stats were useless too?

U mean ur school was useless. Business admin is legit. But u should have a minor or major. Or both.

Same. Blew so much now getting on track to get degree in IT

Were you able to find a job though?

Exactly. And the job market will only continue to get worse and worse as more people get their degrees.

True but the good news is KZfaq does all of the above so no need to spend $ or take so long

Also a Dutchie here,the educational system in NL for Business is much more practical (maybe less since Covid-19) but this degree really isn’t a joke in this country

Same in Brazil. You can work in a lot of different fields, from marketing to HR.

Too bad it’s great for business

@@alexj7440 they don't know they're the clients (students) loool

It's not because of state law

What do u for a living ? I am trying to get ideas. I have a completely useless life science degree lol

20000 is so cheap tho 😩

20k isn't bad. You can also cover that cost doing freelance writing, writing on Medium in your spare time, or blogging, which are all communications, in 1-2 years. I have a degree in French. Now THAT was worthless 😞

Me too! I kick myself for it often. Lol smh

Why couldnt you go work in Marketing!? Maybe you need to get some little Extra skills, but it should be ez

I feel like my community college was better than these schools as well. All my credits transferred over to my 4 yr school.

I think all them and we can find more examples out there like these that are trying to "steal" your money and time as if we've got endless amount of it

And the more sad part is that the victims think that they are investing in themselves

How you made that switch ? U went back to school for CS ?

@@waelsaad588 Nope, self taught html/css/js and applied to my job at the time (stepped up from sales to doing the online marketing). When I finished my BA degree I applied to an interactive agency starting as accounting manager, then learned UX/UI, and gaining project experience. A year later I started my own company. Many paths to success.

Nice

Not getting any job with my BA degree, currently learning HTML/CSS/JS as well, haha. Hoping I can get a job in the web design/developer field this year. Fingers crossed.

Smart!

They can bring in their 5penny spaghetti stick tower

Depends if they didn't take an internship during their undergrad years.

@@christinephelps3653 How can an adult rationalize assembling such a thing that an average 8th grader would consider to be beneath them? Imagine paying even a paltry sum of $200 for the class tuition at a CC and to have this shit appear as a class activity. Even worse when some students are mid 20's or more.

@@eisenkrieg553 Yeah I would be offended, even if I was 18 lol But they mask it as "fun" so everybody goes along..

Probably because they are too general. Mine is a business administration degree but I with an option to specialize in either finance, management or marketing so I should be well of!

All business degrees suck. All of them. You are paying 12 semesters of FAFSA with little income to lock yourself out of science, doctor, engineering, and quant fiance.

@@Doritos-ik5eu bruh how can you say that? Business degrees are highly employable and lucrative. Literally every corporation needs accountants, financial analysts, consultants, HR managers and marketers. There is honestly no valid reason how a business degree can potentially be useless?? Out of the top 10 billionaires in the world, 5 of them have a business degree. Also dont forget engineers are hired by businesses. Businesses are literally everywhere and there is no doubt they are the best. It doesnt end there; business degrees teach you a set of valuable skills such as how to save, budget and invest at an early age which is more likely to make you a millionaire, as well as also teaches you the skills needed to open your own business. Business degrees is like one of the most important degrees out there :)

@@Doritos-ik5eu no everyone can get one of those degrees I wanted engineering but I had to work 40 hours a week and the only degree I could get in less than 4 years working that much was a business degree and so far I can’t complain I’m happy I choose business no everyone can be an engineer or a doctor

@@danielr951 I am only referring to the trash biz degree in my college which is 141 units long. All easy braindead classes.

That's good for you, but not every can or wants to do engineering.

Whose fault was it that he died unhappy, the degree???

@@chipodube706- The point is that the easy road doesn’t always lead to happiness.

Government guaranteed loans to prop up pathetic institutions on the backs of the citizens that get scammed into college degrees like this isn't capitalism, it's socialism for the establishment. If it was capitalism they'd have to compete for loans in the free market by selling a tangible product

Basically the guy in the video is stupid he didn't knew anything about business admin degree... Business Administrations gives you many opportunities and broad knowledge of management. Business Admin is the only degree by which we can go in so many different careers!

​@@nycto16 CIO/CTO/CISO positions prefer employees to have MBAs. Sure having IT experience and BS in Comp Sci MIGHT get you in but if you want those C level jobs you HAVE to have some sort of BA degree. But if you are getting a BA for Accounting and stuff.....yeah that is the wrong degree bud and these poor people are overpaying for something they aren't going to use at it's full potential. I'd recommend BA only for people who want to go for C level exec jobs or mid-high management jobs that need BAs, and IF THEY NEED them or require it. People should not get a BA to be some low level manager or accountant go to a community college for all that.

@@cipher136 Yes you are right business administration degree is best choice for getting into upper management and C level jobs. Accounting is basically a whole another field.

@Charles_Bukowski I don't get paid for anything. It's my own perspective and experience. Business Administration is an amazing degree with highest demand and salary prospect.

@Charles_Bukowski You should write in simple words right? I'm 1st year Business Administration student, I don't know about these things right now.

This is true. However, there are a lot who have. I'm sure it depends on the university. I have a communications degree and an MBA. My professors included a founding partner of one of the largest law firms in our state, a venture capitalist who sold his business to an A-list celebrity, the founder of one of our largest IT firms (that he sold for an insane amount), an accounting professor who was a practicing CPA, a former partner and creative director of one of our city's largest ad agencies... I'm sure there are others I'm forgetting. I also had one MBA class where each class was a lecture by a well-known CEO of either publicly-traded companies, or huge private companies. It wasn't anything like the stuff in this video.

Those who can't do, teach ...

@@connieb.6061 mine hired fully tenured staff. I had most professors worked for another company for x many years before being a professor most have a MBA. I only had one professor that had a PHD.

How many rocket scientists own their own rockets?

@@PACXS that's what makes them rocket scientist. Because you actually have to own or have experience working on a rocket. Yeah dah lmao

Finance too?

@@alandolawson1924 Honestly... yeah. Finance is basically a less focused version of Accounting and/or Economics. If you really want to have skills dealing with money, take one of those degrees. (Personally I'd recommend Accounting, since Econ has some worrying assumptions built into its basic models & numerous issues with politics trying to influence the study to report what they want to hear rather than to find what is true.)

fax

Right? It's such blatant exploitation from the college.

@@ZephyrinSkies Horrible course, I did Business Management & Administration, it was pretty much everything I learned at 11yrs old in books and online, I basically would run through every assignment/course section, I finished year 1 extremely early but was told I still needed to attend from time to time for attendance purposes until one of my teachers basically did me the favour of just marking me in until the following year. It doesn't teach you anything practical about business or anything that will be useful whatsoever especially if you want to build a successful business or company. I didn't have the patience to advance to the next year and dropped out, if I could choose again, I would pick something completely different that would've been more useful or given me an easy entry barrier into investment banking & private equity which is basically the space I'm in now. Possibly would've done some Programming Engineer course which would've made it easier for me to build startups or something along the lines of that. That entire BA course is a complete scam. Most people with that degree will be lucky to see over 40-50k a year. The most useful part of college nowadays is the networking opportunities and if you go to a great college or university, you may be able to pick the brains of some great professor and still network with other students that will go on to do great things.

Yeah, that's the part that infuriates me. The guy at the start wants to learn something useful and they give him this kindergarten crap. To add insult to injury, then he's the one challenged with justifying how it taught him anything.

@@ZephyrinSkiesthe parents are to blame, and it goes all the way back to K-12 babysitting

Oof

@Grosso Modo its true. Companies need to justify not giving the job to someone else and giving it to you. The degree is an officially recognized piece of paper. Whether the knowledge is useful or not is secondary.

@@infidelcastro6687 depends on the degree but a STEM degree from a 4 yr university =/= a 4 year high school degree. Shit's not the same

@Grosso Modo your comment was literally "college is useless. College is important." You don't seem to understand that literally the only reason it was useful was because someone else thought it was. So, if you had just given the HR lady a check for 1000 bucks to actually interview you, you'd be better off. This is BS.

Same here waste of a degree

Probably because they are too general. Mine is a business administration degree too but with an option to specialize in either finance, management or marketing so I should be well of!

This comment is underrated

@@untitledmixture1531 gtfo

@@Lazymath007_ that’s tough my man. Best of luck.

@@Lazymath007_ but usually business degrees are good if u know how to manipulate them for ur own benefit cuz business is one of the highest paying careers put there including medical and engineering ( if u damn good at it)

You summed it up pretty well

Yes, employers care about degrees.

not for long LOL

For many degrees yes, but for the mayority of science degrees such as engenireeing (?) or biochem it’s actually important

@@julii7304 I agree, but even biochem is mostly self learning. You learn the basics in school and then learn the rest through reading literature.

Some of the richest people in the world have an MBA lmao

@@fpdk most of the richest people in the world DON'T have an MBA "lmao".

@@ghosthunter0950 Some of the richest people also didn’t goto school at all, some of the richest people also are drug traffickers? You gonna follow in they’re steps because it worked for them? Grow up bro an MBA is a great thing to possess, CPA ftw tho lmao

18-22 y.o. people are really just kids with adult(ish) bodies. don't expect too much.

@@1MinuteFlipDoc which is crazy since 18-22yo used to conquer empires and run entire kingdoms in the past now they can barely brush their teeth’s Is something in the water??

@@Shadow-il7xh yeah the top 1% of the top 1% not every 18-22yo back then was doing that lmao, the modern day equivalent of those people is people like Zuckerberg, bill gates, who literally created companies as big and wealthy as empires while in their teens. times have changed, and I think for the better.

@@1MinuteFlipDoc bro 18-22 year old used to have whole families & be war generals

@@Grind2Excellence yeah and most 18-22 year olds were doing stuff like farming/agriculture. You don’t need literacy and education for subsistence farming.

They don't even.... Unless you build a set of you hand-antialiased icons for your desktop, or recreate small logo into a 20000px one without vector graphics, you don't know mspaint.😁

This isn’t wolf of wall street bro. Over 90% of businesses fail within the first year. Why risk that and not just obtain an mba and climb the ladder of a secure and established business

@@brandonwisco i shit you not, im 19 years old i did a semester undecided at community college then did a year as a union electrician, not exactly my tea. Going back to school for CS this time with an actual plan

@@brandonwisco Maybe you should just work the pipeline, if you need college CS curriculum to get into the software industry

Imagine handing your Front-end Developer a Paint file to work off of. I would throw my UX Designer out the window after the chair.

@@crestinglight I would throw everyone out of the building.

Hey Emi! How did you become a UX Designer and what does your day to day job look like?

@@crestinglight What Paint files? Paint only saves to regular image formats as far as I know.

@@Rppiano forget the people. I will yeet the building as well.

SUNY Grad here! Completely agree! My degree is in Politics & Economics and I went into sales, which realistically, a good chunk of Business Admin folk go into. I graduated with $5K of debt from my first year at a private college but 6 years later, I’m in a Sales Management role where colleagues of mine paid 5 times more for their degree to get them in the same seat!

Which financial aid? You know most financial aid is loans right? You have to pay those back.

@@randomuserame Grants, which you don’t pay back. SUNY offers the lowest in state tuition of all state college systems.

You could probably be a bank teller in high school.

@@deadreckoner5276 no. Insurance reasons.

@@deadreckoner5276 and I know that because my business admin degree 😌

I went to walmart and the walmart bank thing was hiring right in the fking walmart. Like... they would unironically hire high schoolers/grads as long as you didn't have drug charges or any money crimes.

right out of elementary school

yea most companies care less what major especially when you have lot of experience

I used to work at Target, and you had to have "a" bachelor's to advance. This degree was made for that type of employer.

Is it a good career?

@@justynamaria0333 I've had a couple careers. They all pay the Bill's and a little more.

Most companies just want you to have a degree and most will train you on the job to gain the skills.

In the 80s degrees was so useful. There werent so competition as today. Now you have years of experience that is most valuable than a piece of paper that millions of papel already have (literally)

Masters on what?

That's why I decided to enter the workforce before considering a graduate degree.

Same but bachelors. Hell even volunteering applications require me to provide work references. Jesus christ how do you say no to free labor?

Some introductory and theory courses are needed, but a lot of it is filler. 4 years to fulfill an arbitrary number of credits is just unnecessary and a system created to keep you paying tuition needlessly.

anything you learn in an undergrad (and most grad) finance classes is 20 years out of date and if it still has value, it's been automated in a software program. (there's a ton of assumptions about how interest rates work that is total horse sh*t now.). the market is rigged.

Lemme guess, you learnt bunch of PV and FV formula, and then they start over use those formula everywhere. At least that was my case.

@@1MinuteFlipDoc You're so right your comment made me scream internally. It's all fractional reserve banking AKA fiat currency backed by debt.

Got my degree in finance and real estate as well. I’ve learned 10X more from day trading options lol and make more than than if I had just got a job out of school; which is very difficult on its own

Yeah fellow BAD degree here and life has been great.

@@brycenurding8133 Finance major, life is pretty awesome lol

It's sad that colleges have become glorified trade schools. The problem now is that everyone wants to go to college.

1. Stop hating your stepdad. Just because your tv tells you to hate "boomers" doesnt mean you should. and 2. stop voting for democrats- they are the reason everything is expensive and the world sucks right now.

@@jenniferanderson3959 1. I don't vote for Democrats so don't assume just because I'm young I like socialism or communism and who falls for social issues the Democrats use to sway people to think they're somehow better 2. I work with old people for living, that's my job. Not all are the same but that's how some of them are. Just like how some like to say millennials are entitled which isn't ok either. My point is, their reasoning was very off to say "you got to start somewhere" you don't go to college and spend years of your life because it wasnt not starting somewhere, in this case it was her going no where. She didn't get to get into an entry level job in that industry or in another industry but still works blue collar job. I don't think paying for students tuition is the solution, but in the past tuition was lower and colleges need to stop increasing tuition because the money is going towards administration cost and buildings. I have seen my colleges and other colleges building new building. And saying how wonderful it is they're getting a new $35 million dollar building and completing it through covid. What's the point? No one can even attend classes in person, that's another issue in itself

@@strawberryshortgirl2637 Well then I stand corrected, apologies for jumping to conclusions. 👍

@@jenniferanderson3959 it's ok, I understand why what I wrote can lead to further speculation

@@strawberryshortgirl2637 very true, the "boomer" generation for the most part, can't see the Huge difference between generations, so they can't relate and understand why is so much more difficult now to get a job in your pursued field. Back then the purchase power of each person on average was not even comparable, at 25 you could afford to have a house/car/family and not be buried in debt, and not many ppl would go to college so if u had a college degree back then you could land a job for life almost, + the economy, unemployment, tuition fees, etc.. Ofc I'm generalizing a bit but you get the gist.

Dude the gap in skills amongst people who go to college from the best and most intelligent students to the people in this video is so huge. Really sad honestly

the reality is so much worse than this ad suggests

It’s indoctrination dumb the American people down to spaghetti noodle status then china can take over. Oh wait........

No, they have a loan problem because they have to pay 50-300k just to go to college. While in the rest of the europe in most countries you dont have to pay a single dime and in countries like UK max is like 50k.

@@exapsy that's because fools get phds in basketweaving. College in the us isn't that bad if you are lower class and go in-state.

Exactly. This KZfaqr, while entertaining, does not actually give very good advice.

Yeah either you’re lying or your stem degrees aren’t from a good school/you had bad grades…..Electric engineers have better job prospects than MBA candidates so stop lying!

@@anthonybutler2001MBA was created for engineers numbnuts