You Shouldn't Take These Majors?
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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As a CS major I got glickbaited by the thumbnail
Same lmao going into college for CS soon and thought smth bad happened
Nvm sounds like smth did happen
@@notapro6430i mean… a lot of bad stuff has been happening in that field lmao. namely the take over of AI in coding
@@PDXDariowas gonna go into cs but switched to healthcare 🤣 guess I won't be sitting on my ass but atleast there's jobs n always finna be
@@PDXDario AI has not replaced developers at any significant scale at the moment.
@@Z6D4C4 no, but the people hired to do coding are using AI for their jobs at a documented mass scale. employers will catch onto this eventually and cut out the middle man, especially considering the rapid advancement of AI over the last years. i never claimed the field is dead, just seeing signs that it is not a growing industry and may not be a job that people have at large scale in our life times
That chess take is so real. So many hardcore chess players become elitists when it really isn’t that deep. Being good at a game doesn’t automatically make you smarter, it makes you good at that game.
Well chess is better than the vast majority of other games at teaching certain things (like developing patience in kids, expanding the ability to do casework and keep track of many potential futures in your head, etc.), but after a certain point you've already exhausted those benefits and would be better served moving on to other things like math competitions etc.
@@Benw8888Yeah I was going to say I think it's excellent learning for kids during formative years but honestly, the same could be said for any turn based RPG, it's just that Chess is so simple and straightforward the chances of a kid extracting said benefits is higher than playing something like Baldurs Gate.
If anything, it's always about your mindset in the game. Like if you go into Chess with the idea of just running a strat that is consistent to raise your rank then you won't get much out of it, just like if you boot up BG3 and cheese everything rather than taking your time to really strategize and be efficient.
Games, like everything else in life, have benefits when used the right way and in moderation.
I don't you watch any chess players, as most don't think like that. They just think they're good at chess. But yeah, beyond 1500 it probably doesn't help too much with memory and other things.
Most chess players would agree. Even the best ones
This the anthropology dude. I’ve decided to do risk management. LOLLLL
hi anthropology dude
Get the bag King
o7
Bro what the fuck. You have the same name as someone I know. Do you have a brother named Jackson? 💀 Ik it’s a stretch
Bro, all the best. I tried to risk it by taking a STEM major but I’m not smart enough and I ended up heading back to my family business…. 💀
Problem is, working with family is hard and I’m still dying of stress even if I’m earning well.
As a senior in college I've been saying all I want from a job is for it to pay well, be impactful on the world (in a good way, no CIA), and be fulfilling. So I picked accounting!
What type of accounting are you doing? I’m in IT audit and it’s not the worst but still not an easy career. I hear traditional accounting (financial audit/tax) is soul sucking.
IMO, the skills and requirements for the career are not what makes it difficult, it’s the intense deadlines and expectations along with being overworked because projects are consistently understaffed. So an accounting firm that is more laidback sounds interesting, if it even exists.
@@Anngrl69 internal accounting deps in industry are gonna be way more chill than public accounting jobs e.g. in big four. you just need to make a few filings for one company per year, other than that you are chilling.
@@Anngrl69 I would like to do governmental audit work (and kind of have a job lined up) with the hope of moving up to more impactful positions. I know government work can be soul sucking too, but everything I’ve heard about traditional makes it sound like an ez job.
What does IT audit look like? I feel like my classes glossed over that.
Public accounting is usually 70-80 hr work weeks for a while. It gets better later on but it's awful, AWFUL work life balance. But most people leave after 2 years and get a really good pay increase.
Damn you gotta be really smart if you're turning down CIA job offers
As a mechanical engineering major… idk I just wanted to say my major
Mechanical Engineering major, for people who don’t know what major they want to study.
@@Re-InCarNation uh oh thats me
@@jonathanw4662 same
As a Computational Mathematics major... ya know what it is
More like Mechanical Engineering major, for people who want to always have a job in any geographical location
I got my marketing degree in 22 and I struggled to find anything in marketing even with internship experience. Eventually caved for a sales job, but cold calling made me hate life.
Marketing was one of the most popular majors at my business school and I heard it was hell getting internship experience let alone full time job offers. I don’t know how people made it work if they didn’t double major in another business field
Don’t become a marketer, become a glarketer
As a designer, I can tell you this should just be one degree. It makes no sense to gatekeep some of these subjects from designers and vice versa. Both business and commercial art majors are functionally just internship tickets after which you need a job.
@@Anngrl69 it’s such a hard gig to get into. It’s one of the only degrees I know of where you can’t really jump straight into a marketing role. By in large most people get sucked up into sales or some other business function and maybe years down the line make into the work they wanted. When I started my degree path in 2018 they said it was a high growth and high demand field with good potential. That was flat out just a lie. Granted COVID and everything else happened, but there is very little demand for low level marketers, mostly higher level manager to exec level.
Years ago, marketing used to be "marketing and sales" degree. The major hasn't changed much
I'm a CS major, super happy with it. Recently heard that a lot of CS majors hate it, and while I don't like the courseload, programming is just super fun to me
I'm a mechanical engineering first year student that took a CS course.
Both seem fun to me, but I'm afraid that I'll have no job prospects in one or the other. (Both are super populated)
The thing with CS is that there is an bubble there is way too many people in CS right now it used to be easier to gte a job not only because of the pandemic but because the major was not popular but now there is way too many people
I think this is true, CS didn't get overpopulated because loads of people suddenly love programming. I feel like if you're going into a career just for the bag, CS has gotta be one of the worst ones. If you hate programming, that's 90% of your job prospects, and the other 10% is either significantly harder or pays less (or both).
I’m not the biggest fan of the coding but I love the routing and networking aspect of computer science
@@aaayjay goof for you networking can still help you find a job however cs its become more and more difficult
fuck aerospace engineering i hate it here
Bullet dodged for me 😐
Got my masters in aerospace.... what a waste of fucking time. Get out
Got a masters. Get out. It's a total waste
@@arronax3319my I ask what makes it a waste?
Certainly great news to a sophomore aero major
I started in biochemistry, transferred to systems engineering (EE/CE/ME). Now I'm gonna finish it and try for dental school lmao.
Go for it man lol my primary care doctor did a similar thing. Got a ME degree and said nah imma go to med school after this
Chemistry is usually a good major choice employment-wise.
Really? What kind of jobs are in it
Not hating just genuinely curious
@@bradystrouse6422 natural gas and pharmaceuticals 😈😈
Bro my degree is in chemistry and I’m struggling so hard
@@bradystrouse6422 there's all sorts of labs that are looking for analysts and they mostly look for anyone with a degree/experience in biology, chemistry, etc. I graduated last year with a Pharm Science degree and was able to find work within a month of looking after graduation. I'm just one person tho everyone has different experiences/circumstances
I remember reading an article about how it was good for senior people to play fps games to train their reaction times and stimulate their brain.
That chart permanently killed some of the hope in my apperantly unrealistic and childish heart
that chart should have before "only adults" for his high violent content and dreams killing scenes...
Atrioc been a lot more consistent as of late you love to see it
As a physics / CS major, it’s difficult to get a job as a true research scientist, but it’s damn near impossible to stay unemployed. I got a 6 figure offer after getting my bachelors in physics, and I now work as a missile defense systems engineer
That's sick as hell, missile defense engineer sounds wicked
Does the missile always know where it isn't?
Getting my history bachelors in about a month from a state uni, I don't regret it because I still don't 100% know what I want my long term career to be, but it feeds into law programs really well. Probably will end up doing that lol, don't choose history unless you love reading and attending school 👍 what you said about the nature of higher learning really resonates with me, obv I'm gonna say history depts deserve better funding haha, they assist a lot of others with research
In the same boat man. Right now at a state university doing history. I plan to be a history teacher because it seems like a social environment and the breaks would let me pursue side projects. Any commentary/advice? I still got 2 more years before I’m graduated with a history degree, then 2 more for teaching. I have thought about law but see so many parent lawyers struggle to be there for their family
got my electrician red seal at 20, masters at 23 with no debt. now doing my dream palaeontology degree making 80k a year off maintenance side jobs in my free time. i would die on the street trying to get a job in palaeontology, find a backup and do what u love boys. none of it matters.
thanks for glizzing it up again today big a
Monkey news, it's like Karl Pilkington! We're so back
So glad i just got into UCSC for a graphic design related major seeing as it was one of lower ones on the list
hahah
People seem to entirely forget that a double major is the best idea. Pick one for passion and one for career/backup.
Fun fact, periscope on US nuclear subs are controlled by a wire xbox controller. FPS might be better than chess for your job skills than chess.
At least in washington, a lot of jobs that originally needed a masters in geology are being bumped down to bachelors because they need new hires.
I'm a CS graduate from September 2023. Paper in an astrophysics journal. 2 years of exoplanet research and telescope automation. Good GPA. I FINALLY have an interview as of April 2024. CS was a scaaammmmmm
CS still is a good major to get in the corporate world even if you dont get the cs job its still a respected degree/brings some desirable general skill. Like shit I was hoping to be a developer but ended up a glorified delivery boy for IT equipment, I dont use anything i learned from my degree and its easy as shit but the cs degree got me in making almost 70k/yr which is much better than alot of my friends with other majors
Packaging engineering. Do it!
Underemployment is defined in the graphic 😅
In a way the job probably did require A [in italics] degree (in that a degree helps to even be considered for a job compared to no degree) - even though you’re not using the skills from the degree.
best solution I’ve found is to just do what you’re passionate about as a major and then try to integrate it into an upcoming field, I’m doing Media Design and learning how to code on my own so now I just develop websites and do basically all digital marketing for some places. CS and Cybersecurity certs are OP tho
The chess take is good. Chess is the equivalent of a rubiks cube now where it used to be mental exercise to strategize moves, but now everyone has the best strategies at their fingertips and just memorizes steps to winning rather than thinking about why the next move is important.
Im an engineering major and how 2 choices work a public job and get paid 20 percent less than private but get all the healthcare and pension stuff and have a very low chance of ever being fired. Or work private make more money but less benefits and a higher change of getting layoffs.
I chose to pursue Industrial engineering over software, glad I did even tho prospects are slightly better for software
How is the work ?
me watching this with a history degree
fun
I have a history degree. I also work in insurance. This is the way
That last chatter was lowkey cooking with the fps take. Improving hand eye coordination and reaction time
As someone who started off in CS then pivoted to cybersecurity, I think I’ll be good with the rise of cyber crimes going on.
Glizz Glizzy Ohhio Gyatt Glizzlord GH Glzizy Glizzy
this guy gets it
I decided on law school myself which definitely didn't turn out to be the sure fire safe bet I thought it was. So far been about 3 years and competition for getting jobs out there is still so fucking fierce
Honestly a big problem is that a lot of college students are coming out into a job market that’s not hiring. I’ve been applying to jobs like crazy in my area for the last few months and landed 1 interview and they didn’t hire me. It’s bleak out here
Nothing like a guy who majored in marketing primarily working at tech places in the video game community who talks about never going to class and grinding league waxing poetically about how his romatic ideal of higher education is being ruined.
Straight up. People would always tell me, "you're intelligent. I bet you're great at chess." Nah homie. I was just naturally gifted in book intelligence. I didn't study in school and I won't do it for chess
Im with the first person. Im struggling too but we aren’t struggling alone remember that!
I also have a history degree. I think its good that history degrees are getting phased out and degree programs that focus on being a paramedic or other professional jobs are in style. Colleges need to adapt to what consumers want. The idea that you only need a bachelors degree to he successfully is outdated advice. Colleges should be focused on training for specific jobs.
“What a roller coaster of monkey prices”
When he hit the xqc pose I knew it was over
I used to argue with my friend that clash royale is harder then chess
I'm a recent Accounting major graduate and got magna cum laude. All I've gotten is 3 interviews, 1 rejected, and 2 ghosted. Can't find shit. Now I'm about to do delivery for Dominos and my parents are upset lol
idk what magna is, sounds related to ligma. But maybe try nutting quieter?
Everyone in CS should just learn a bit of extra math and go the data science route, im a year off from finishing mine and it's still underpopulated right now. Lots of versatility too in what kind of job you can get, you'd still be fine getting into some entry level cs work too even if you have a DS degree so the choices are broader.
The outro music is back Poggies
Everyone do Material Science + Engineering
Is physics worth it? what do you guys think?
I just got accepted to do CS.
pog
As a graduating CS student who just recently landed my dream job, don’t give up. It is possible!!
7:10 who would have guessed that making a good movie would make money. maby this could work with gaming aswell?
people seeing chess as some higher form of game is how i see readers
like chess in essence isnt any different from getting good at like street fighter 6 or something
and you arent smarter then someone else because you read 50 shades of grey and they dont read at all
the content of our media/ entertainment is what matters, not the way in which we interact with it
I'm an ae (aerospace engineering) major and I love it. It would be hell if u were not interested in space tho.
Noooooooo, Im currently doing a internship do do an arrospace engineering degree in Germany.
Im gonna stick with it tho. America is stupid anyway (right??????????????)
Ich bin mit nicht 100% sicher, aber ich hätte gesagt in Deutschland ist die Situation nicht so schlimm, wie hier in einigen Kommentare über Amerika berichtet worden ist.
Man kann ja auch schonmal in Jobbörsen reinschauen und sich vllt um ein Praktikum bewerben.
@@reiskoryphae Amerika ist auch besonders wegen Ihren hohen Universität kosten. Ich studiere Lehramt Geschichte/Englisch und zahle sehr wenig pro Semester in Amerika zahlst absurd viel, in Deutschland oder in Österreich (wo ich studiere) kannst du es dir leisten das zu studieren was du gern hast auch wenn es dir vielleicht später wenig bring du hast wenigsten nicht dein Leben zerstört wenn dein Abschluss jetzt dir nicht viel bringt.
I'm an Aero major and I did not know this
To Anthro-dude.
Do both. Work insurance, study anthropology part-time.
imagine he gets the way to do integrate both in his job
Yo as a full-time chess addict, big-a's take is 100% true
Bro, lotta people talking about how bad their degrees are. Please people, POST SECONDARY DEGREES ARE WORH A TON!!! Do not be scared by changing job markets into thinking that a degree is not a massive asset. A CS or soft ENG degree is a massive benefit to employability in the relevant fields ( and even a decent benefit in non-relevant ones ). Post secondary is not a waste of time unless you do not plan to utilise it.
Recently graduated anthropology major here plenty of positions open if you have an archaeological field school under your belt
How much do you get compensated?
Archaeology was my dream job as a kid and most of my bucket list items are to visit archaeological parks around the world. It would be cool to pivot but I don’t hear anything about that field as a former business student/ current IT auditor
@@Anngrl69 starting out around $25/hour +$40 to $60 per diem but most of my supervisors make around 75-80k
Insurance is a strong career lots of ways to work in that industry. Good money in most roles too.
The issues with those majors isn't that they are bad (mostly). The issue with those majors is that they have a low ROI, which makes them bad investments. If college only cost 10k for a degree, those degrees wouldn't be such a bad ROI. But an Art History degree will cost you 100k and leave you in crippling debt and without a way to pay off that debt in any quick way.
I'm a Media and Entertainment Major, and classes are pretty good.
Neither of my majors mentioned!!!
we get it dude your a SUPER cool double major and we should all love you 😐 (so am i)
what are they?
@@Will-jk6nw I was joking, cognitive science major with psych and computer science minors
@@festusfive9157 you better do a masters
@@sebastian-dp9vq thinkin bout it, still got a year of undergrad left
I would go into insurance and do anthropolgy as a hobby, honestly the less its a job the better if you actually enjoy it anyways
Welcole to another episode of am i going to get cooked
Mathematics major is underrated
As A 500 elo Chess scrub I can confirm. I legit just play it whenever I feel like I've spent too much time on Baldurs Gate or on the Toilet and people really gate keep and make chess a sort of elitists thing when in reality its just like an esport.
Guys the Moneky Market Crashed, any want 300 Rhesus Macaques
Finance and Banking degree. I'm in it :)
I feel called out, I’m a Physics major who’s worried about unemployment who played chess for 14 hours last week.
lmao Allstate's motto/catchphrase thing is not "it's in ur hands 🤷" but WOW umm. it should be
Big A didn't mention skibidi toilet rizz ohio sigma or glizzys in this video, is everything okay big A?
my philosophy major is so crap its not even on the graph
i was thinking the same, where is philosophy? what
Any type of Biology or related degree is useless unless you want to go to grad school (which you could do work any degree lol)
What is bro on about with the insurance fraud haha. If you sell fire insurance to somebody else, and then torch the place, you, as the insurance company looses money. Lil bro is out here spouting yaponomics 😂👀
instead of saying kys in minecraft can we use the term ropeamaxx
Have liberal arts majors ever had super high employment and salaries?
Stoop Atrioc I'm majoring in history and I took a minor in art history I'M FUCKED
as an aerospace major, any criers?
As someone with a marketing degree, atrioc scammed me
one view in 50 seconds big A yikes!!!!! 😳
Chess is just a game. Games are a big part of how we learn and grow. I think people sleep on games. Yeah, solo queueing in League probably ain't good for you. But it be good for you to play some games.
Would Big A play league again just to save his kid from Solo queue?
insane question, you criminal
1 view!!!, make that 2
Why does bro have so many PayPal tabs open?
Atrioc content has been so doomer lately NOT good vibes man.
11 views YIKES
The plebs play Fps
Gifted enlightened intellectuals play Rts
And truly godly geniuses play turn based strategy games
@@SYLin-rs8ob Myy man. Any further and the spectrum flips reaching the forsaken DnB players.
My dad told me as a child that there would never be enough Computer Science Students. LOL
id rather talk to a anthropology major at a party than a insurance person any day. make money how you need to and live a fulfilling life.
sounds romantic, but as big a said: you still have to eat
I think your credit card and student debt system is the reason why you americans are living with debt and not think of it as a big deal
cs worst choice, still looking for my first job lol
FURST
Smart people are better at chess. Being better at chess does not make you smarter
I want to thank Big A for helping me get my job at Raytheon Technologies
cummies
Underemployment doesn't mean your job doesn't use your degree. It means you're not employed enough. It even says so on the graph.