Transferring to a university in the fall and I chose Finance as my major. And yeah a majority of the classes at my community college were a waste of time lmao. Congrats on graduating man, loved the video.
@@shamenahenderson1105 for the most part, finance is algebra and basic calculus. If you can wrap your brain around the different financial models you’ll probably be fine. However, make sure you enjoy numbers because the major is still math and number heavy. (I’m a finance major with minor in economics and business administration)
@@Viipxz It's so interesting to me that it's far more common for Americans to get multiple majors, perhaps this is because they feel they need to make the most out of the OUTRAGEOUS fees they pay for university, in Europe college ranges from €0-€4,000 a semester, bachelor's are usually 3 years, master are usually 2-4 years depending on the degree. I'm interested in how you found your degrees, I'm interested because I'm trying to decide what I want to do, any help would be appreciated. Kind regards.
@@Anonymoose66G I’m not sure if the degree system works different in Europe, but for us the major and minor are different. For example, majoring in finance means you have a degree in finance, but adding the economics minor gives a little extra understanding of that topic. I decided to just major in Finance and minor in economics because we’re required to do 2-piece sequence which is picking up 2 additional classes related to your major. In terms of an economics minor, I only had to pick up an extra 2 classes beyond my graduation requirement to get the minor. Some people are the exception, but the most people usually do is a double major, but those people oftentimes drop one of the majors or are excited by studying. As for choosing a major, I’ve just known what I wanted to do since high school - work in the finance industry. This made it very easy to choose finance as a major. If you have an industry-specific idea of what you want to do, align your major with that industry. If you have something you’re passionate about, figure out if that can lead to a career path, and major in something that will help you enter that career path. If you want to do something, like journalism, where you don’t really need a degree - or you don’t know what you want to do at all - I’d honestly suggest you save yourself time and money and wait before going to college. An alternative to waiting is doing something like business administration where it can be applicable to any industry and be guaranteed some sort of job
@@asgharj5893 I actually haven't made the switch yet but I'm still thinking. The pay would probably be better in my area as I feel the high paying Finance jobs are more related on who you know, what area you are in, and what prestigious school you went to. If you had an EE degree (which is what I'm thinking) you could get a job in Finance easily as well.What about you? What's your major?
Thank you for making this. I see all the required classes on the colleges website but not really sure what they all entail, this cleared a lot up for me
Thank you for the video, this was exactly what I was looking for. I wanted to know what classes a finance degree consisted of, without having to read between the lines to try to figure out what the descriptions in an academic curriculum really meant. By the way, your experience in college matches mine (in a different field), about two years of time just wasted in useless classes.
it’s in order for you to gain your associates degree, it’s required across all colleges and universities. it’s just meant to help develop your skills further, but many people can go to a 2 year college to earn those classes and then transfer up to a university for the rest of their degree
@@MakaylaChildress There is a scholarship in my state that is allowing low-income students in the Class of 2021 to earn two years at a community college, tuition-free (which is amazing!) Then the scholars from the scholarship can go to a local university to complete their bachelor's degree free of cost. Do you think transferring from a 2-year college to a 4-year university is worth it? Should I just get my acceptance over with from the 4-year university instead of trying to transfer from school to school? I hope my question made sense lol
@@ashleyha132 That's a wonderful program! I went to a special high school meant for first-generation students or low-income families and we earned our first two years through a partnering community college while we got our high school diploma. I was thankful for the opportunity because I was in the inaugural class and am able to say I got my associate's degree at 17, before my high school diploma at 18. For your question, it just depends on what you want to obtain for your degree and if you want to save as much money as possible. Most likely, your best route would be going to a community college and gaining your first two years and then transferring into a four-year university to finish. Just talk with an advisor and make sure all of your credit will transfer, which they should.
at most universities the liberal arts departments are subsidized by the engineering/science/business schools. The majority of the liberal arts professors wouldn't have jobs otherwise.
@@leftyslice3834 I know im late but the math part was only hard when I had to take my classes ( algebra, stats, calc) After that my classes let us use excel so it wasn't really hard other than that.
Great video. I agree that those extra non-related classes to your major are just waste of time and money. Been in college for 2 years and haven’t really taken classes that relate to my finance major.
They credit it to making you more well rounded but we all know the truth; it gets them more money. Truth is, those extra classes should be an option instead of mandatory
Transferring to TXST San Marcos from a community college this fall and chose finance as my major, I was majoring in music before but I changed my mind and decided on finance, I’m ready for the challenges that I will face. As long as the math isn’t like engineering then I should be ok.
Another thing that I forgot to mention. If you think you can do something without getting a degree, do that. You can't become a Doctor or an Economist without a degree, but you could start your own business or create something that would make 10x more than both of those.
Pause at 5:17 why in the world did they have you take a biology class? I went for accounting and we didn’t have to take any science classes except for a social science elective and I did introduction to philosophy. Then again I’m in Ohio so Texas may be different.
@@NashTheo sorry for asking you questions in most of your videos. I heard that people in investment banking most know how to use computer faster such as typing 💬. I’m not , what class do i have to take please ? 🙏🏼
Hey man how are you doing? I hope you are doing well. I'm about to start my college in Business Finance at George Brown - Toronto CA. Which is one of the best Finance graduation I found in here. Of course their classes plan has lots of "wast of time classes" but it is what it is. Take care see you soon at Wall Street man :)
I go to wgu for finance and you solidified my justification of not going to a 4 year. My degree is estimated to be done in 1.5 years since it’s all online.
😂 doggone, there are many redundancies in the program. Many of them are filler classes it seems. For that reason I am glad my college is a very small private college. We focus on many of the segments of business. And surprisingly, for Business Management and Finance there are plenty of the same classes outside of those filler courses.
Since most of your college years was a waste of time, you should have attended the University of Texas at Arlington (where I attended and my older sister and brother) or the University of Texas at Austin where my three younger sisters attended. These schools don't waste your time. The College of Business at UT Arlington was not a cakewalk.
Do you think going to a community college for your first year to get general education out of the way is better than going straight to a four year for a finance major?
I was studying Finance, and 9 credits shy of graduating, I backed out of it. I moved to Indiana where I took all of my textbooks with me. I believe my ex had set me up. I wound up losing the place, all of my belongings, including the textbooks. It's something that I will never be able to replace or take the courses over again. It's not the first time my ex robbed me.
Congrats man! I'm double major in Marketing and International Business. I'm a senior now. Did you have to do a lot of presentations? Or just a lot of math?
Hey I’m 16 and I’ve been thinking about the career path I want to take. International Business is one of the things I was thinking of majoring in. What has your experiences been while studying it so far?
I got a question: I'm currently 17 and interested in finance, what type of skills are recquired to be good at finance that I can study for now? College algebra, trigonometry, geometry?
I'm currently a student at UTSA as well and I starting to gain interest in completing a minor in finance (I am currently a music major). Would this be a good idea?
@Nash Theo: Right now I studying in SWTJC (majoring in business administration), is a junior college, I already took my basics classes, but at the same time I'm taking business classes to accomplish an associates degree on business. I have already took Accounting 1 and 2, Math for business and science, computer systems for business, and principles of business. Also took college algebra, history classes, english, already passed my TSI's, etc....(basics classes). I plan to transfer to UTSA to get a bachelors degree in business with a major a finance. My counselor told me that when a graduate from SWTJC and get my associates degree for business, I can transfer to UTSA and get my bachelors and a major in finance with only 2 years in UTSA, because I already did 2 years here in SWTJC. Do is work like that? I'm very confuse with this, so thats why I'm asking with every single detail, It will be very helpful if somebody can clear this for me...
Is this a bachelor of science, bachelor of arts or bachelor of business administration finance? Also would these be the classes for every university or just San Antonio cause hell no 💀
Is an online finance degree even worth contemplating about? at least for a year or two while Covid is still around? Obviously my main focus is committing to an in person/on campus business school.. currently as a senior in high school I am yet to commit and am wondering whether u have an idea on if you can skip those "waste" classes in some online programs for finance degrees.. you would have a better idea than me.. although if you have any ideas of which business schools do not require these waste classes that would be much appreciated.. specifically New York schools... just need help choosing for the best education I can get.. thanks for the help again Nash!:)
Hey Anthony, yes an online degree is definitely worth it, it will probably save you a lot of money and time. The fastest way to skip those "unnecessary" classes like "English, history, etc." in college would be to take one of those college classes in high school which transfer as credit to the college you choose. You can also get credit by exam while in college, the specifics depends on each college
Yes, I has an internship that was 3 days a week so I was taking Monday and Tuesday classes and I would do the internship Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Nope none at all since the only type of computer class finance majors take is excel MIS on the other hand is the only major related with codes or programming.
There are some advanced math uses in economics and finance - doing advanced financial modeling, using some software with linear algebra and etc. Consider accounting also - algebra is about as complex as accounting math gets, and there are always jobs in accounting.
I got a bachelors in biology and I was thinking about doing a masters now in finance , do you think they’ll still be job opportunities for me even though I don’t have a finance based undergrad ?
ABSOLUTELY u got a bachelors IN BIOLOGY let me remind u Biology Is one of the HARDEST majors to get the finance is just icing on the cake theyll hire you faster than someone with finance with based undergrad because biology is harder so it shows u have better work ethic
I know its different for every state/school but most school you have to take the GRE and as long as you have good scores and recommendation letter you'll get in. I've heard of some schools even waiving the GRE due to COVID-19
This was a very informative video! If i wanted to major in Finance or Business in university, could I use AP classes from high school to avoid having to do the required ‘waste of time’ classes? For example, If I pass the AP US History exam in high school, could that help me avoid having to take it again in college ?
So were any of you able to actually secure a job? How much are you being paid? I know people that wait tables with finance, economics and international business degrees
@@NashTheo So it was all worth it in the end then coz you got a job paying 70 - 90k? if you had your time over again, what would you have done differently regarding college/program choice?
Great video. I recently changed my major to finance and I was wondering: how many of these classes were math-intensive? I have pretty solid algebra skills, but I'm not so hot when it comes to calculus, and more theory-based math classes. Did you feel like you were doing an absurd amount of unnecessary calculations, or was most of the stuff pretty straight-forward? Thank you!
For me, I only took 1 math class which was half calculus and half algebra. Other than that, I had to take statistics classes, the math was too hard because we could use ms excel
"So now I'm like an expert now because I took this for a semester" 🤣🤣 This ridiculous statement alone makes me take everything else this kid says with a FAT grain of salt
Whats up Nash. Just stumbled upon your channel. I got my BS in Criminal Justice. However, I have decided to return back to school to obtain another bachelors. I am really intrigued by investing and have gotten super into it for the past 2-3 years. I wonder what job opportunities you have had now that you graduated. Also, what do you think are the career options in strictly an investment career? Such as a personal finance advisor or financial analyst.
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Hey Nash, I am starting to get to know a person in finance major, so that interest has led me to here. It is too funny to hear from you (also a finance major) that u think of liberal arts subjects as waste of time. The person I am getting to know recently (also a finance major) is quite sensitive to money and investment...most of the topics that she talks about relates to them 😄
I didn't even realize it said UTSA on the thumbnail until after you said it in the video and it took me by surprise. I switched from a finance major to Information Systems major and I honestly feel like I have more opportunities. I already have a job and its only my first semester.
Transferring to a university in the fall and I chose Finance as my major. And yeah a majority of the classes at my community college were a waste of time lmao. Congrats on graduating man, loved the video.
If I am not really good at math but ok, do you think I would do ok if I chose finance as a major??
@@shamenahenderson1105 for the most part, finance is algebra and basic calculus. If you can wrap your brain around the different financial models you’ll probably be fine. However, make sure you enjoy numbers because the major is still math and number heavy. (I’m a finance major with minor in economics and business administration)
does that only happen in CC? Or how can you avoid the classes that you’ve taken before?
@@Viipxz It's so interesting to me that it's far more common for Americans to get multiple majors, perhaps this is because they feel they need to make the most out of the OUTRAGEOUS fees they pay for university, in Europe college ranges from €0-€4,000 a semester, bachelor's are usually 3 years, master are usually 2-4 years depending on the degree. I'm interested in how you found your degrees, I'm interested because I'm trying to decide what I want to do, any help would be appreciated. Kind regards.
@@Anonymoose66G I’m not sure if the degree system works different in Europe, but for us the major and minor are different. For example, majoring in finance means you have a degree in finance, but adding the economics minor gives a little extra understanding of that topic. I decided to just major in Finance and minor in economics because we’re required to do 2-piece sequence which is picking up 2 additional classes related to your major. In terms of an economics minor, I only had to pick up an extra 2 classes beyond my graduation requirement to get the minor. Some people are the exception, but the most people usually do is a double major, but those people oftentimes drop one of the majors or are excited by studying.
As for choosing a major, I’ve just known what I wanted to do since high school - work in the finance industry. This made it very easy to choose finance as a major. If you have an industry-specific idea of what you want to do, align your major with that industry. If you have something you’re passionate about, figure out if that can lead to a career path, and major in something that will help you enter that career path. If you want to do something, like journalism, where you don’t really need a degree - or you don’t know what you want to do at all - I’d honestly suggest you save yourself time and money and wait before going to college. An alternative to waiting is doing something like business administration where it can be applicable to any industry and be guaranteed some sort of job
Just changed my major from Engineering to Finance at UTSA. Thanks alot for giving a heads up of what the classes will be like.
Glad I could help
Why the change? I'm thinking of doing the opposite - changing from Finance to Engineering
@@peytonmaynard7095 Hey why are you changing from finance to engineering?
@@asgharj5893 I actually haven't made the switch yet but I'm still thinking. The pay would probably be better in my area as I feel the high paying Finance jobs are more related on who you know, what area you are in, and what prestigious school you went to. If you had an EE degree (which is what I'm thinking) you could get a job in Finance easily as well.What about you? What's your major?
@@peytonmaynard7095 smart man, exactly how it is
Thank you for making this. I see all the required classes on the colleges website but not really sure what they all entail, this cleared a lot up for me
Glad I could help
Thank you for the video, this was exactly what I was looking for. I wanted to know what classes a finance degree consisted of, without having to read between the lines to try to figure out what the descriptions in an academic curriculum really meant. By the way, your experience in college matches mine (in a different field), about two years of time just wasted in useless classes.
Yess it really a lot of useless classes!
it’s in order for you to gain your associates degree, it’s required across all colleges and universities. it’s just meant to help develop your skills further, but many people can go to a 2 year college to earn those classes and then transfer up to a university for the rest of their degree
@@MakaylaChildress There is a scholarship in my state that is allowing low-income students in the Class of 2021 to earn two years at a community college, tuition-free (which is amazing!) Then the scholars from the scholarship can go to a local university to complete their bachelor's degree free of cost. Do you think transferring from a 2-year college to a 4-year university is worth it? Should I just get my acceptance over with from the 4-year university instead of trying to transfer from school to school? I hope my question made sense lol
@@ashleyha132 That's a wonderful program! I went to a special high school meant for first-generation students or low-income families and we earned our first two years through a partnering community college while we got our high school diploma. I was thankful for the opportunity because I was in the inaugural class and am able to say I got my associate's degree at 17, before my high school diploma at 18. For your question, it just depends on what you want to obtain for your degree and if you want to save as much money as possible. Most likely, your best route would be going to a community college and gaining your first two years and then transferring into a four-year university to finish. Just talk with an advisor and make sure all of your credit will transfer, which they should.
@@MakaylaChildress Thank you for your insight! I will totally look into it more :D
I don't understand why you're required to take liberal arts classes junior and senior year.
me neither lol
the schools do it so they make more money, that simple
at most universities the liberal arts departments are subsidized by the engineering/science/business schools. The majority of the liberal arts professors wouldn't have jobs otherwise.
Keeps you well rounded and gives them more money lol.
I’m going into my senior year as a finance major.
How hard was the math I’m worried because I am not the best at math
@@leftyslice3834 same bro I suck at math
@@leftyslice3834 I know im late but the math part was only hard when I had to take my classes ( algebra, stats, calc) After that my classes let us use excel so it wasn't really hard other than that.
Great video. I agree that those extra non-related classes to your major are just waste of time and money. Been in college for 2 years and haven’t really taken classes that relate to my finance major.
Exactly!
They credit it to making you more well rounded but we all know the truth; it gets them more money.
Truth is, those extra classes should be an option instead of mandatory
Transferring to TXST San Marcos from a community college this fall and chose finance as my major, I was majoring in music before but I changed my mind and decided on finance, I’m ready for the challenges that I will face. As long as the math isn’t like engineering then I should be ok.
Def not like engineering math lol
this is one of the most important videos that I have watched. Thanks bro
Congrats dude. Best of luck
Thank you so much
Universities in South Africa work differently. From day 1 of year 1 you will be doing modules directly related to your degree.
Really? That's interesting
Same in Mexico
@Fihlippe Luhis could you say the same for the entire Europe? I am travelling to Hungary this September
Good Job brother! Got get that money!
Thank you!
I haven’t seen any double major videos out. Maybe I’ll make one when I graduate next year. I’m majoring in Econ and Finance
you definitely should!
Yeah that's a nice move , also should do one in finance major and procurement.
Which one do you like better so far?
Another thing that I forgot to mention. If you think you can do something without getting a degree, do that. You can't become a Doctor or an Economist without a degree, but you could start your own business or create something that would make 10x more than both of those.
A lot of classes seem to be a "waste of time" so you graduated with half a degree..? Idk
Pretty much lol.
That’s going to happen no matter what you major in lmao.
Computer science kids taking film
Film kids taking computer science classes 😂
Love your Channel Bro! I am a Finance Graduate too.
Appreciate it! Always happy to connect with finance people
Cool fraternity I have a nice brotherhood of my own. Thank you for sharing, brother.
Dope. Good job brotha 😎🇻🇮
Thank you brother!!
Congratulations!! 🎓🎈
Thank you!!
this is a big help, thanks man
Thank you! been looking for something like this
glad I could help!
thanks for the video man!
You’re funny as fuck bro! Great video!!
Hahah thank you!
Bro how do you take 6 classes per semester?! You gotta be super Genius ! Do you even work while you in school!? 😅
Are you planning to get a masters!!??
insane vid bro king
Thank you!!
Pause at 5:17 why in the world did they have you take a biology class? I went for accounting and we didn’t have to take any science classes except for a social science elective and I did introduction to philosophy. Then again I’m in Ohio so Texas may be different.
Great info, thanks.
you are welcome
Congrats!
You save me for this coming fall brother.
I'm glad!
@@NashTheo sorry for asking you questions in most of your videos. I heard that people in investment banking most know how to use computer faster such as typing 💬. I’m not , what class do i have to take please ? 🙏🏼
Hey man how are you doing? I hope you are doing well.
I'm about to start my college in Business Finance at George Brown - Toronto CA. Which is one of the best Finance graduation I found in here. Of course their classes plan has lots of "wast of time classes" but it is what it is. Take care see you soon at Wall Street man :)
That's great to hear man! Good luck on your Finance degree!!!
thank you for this !!
You're so welcome!
I go to wgu for finance and you solidified my justification of not going to a 4 year. My degree is estimated to be done in 1.5 years since it’s all online.
😂 doggone, there are many redundancies in the program. Many of them are filler classes it seems. For that reason I am glad my college is a very small private college. We focus on many of the segments of business. And surprisingly, for Business Management and Finance there are plenty of the same classes outside of those filler courses.
Since most of your college years was a waste of time, you should have attended the University of Texas at Arlington (where I attended and my older sister and brother) or the University of Texas at Austin where my three younger sisters attended. These schools don't waste your time. The College of Business at UT Arlington was not a cakewalk.
You should give credit where it’s due to the writing classes. It probably helped you in ways you don’t even recognize.
this was great!
thank you
Do you think going to a community college for your first year to get general education out of the way is better than going straight to a four year for a finance major?
Community college is better and you get to save a lot of money
Hello sir, thanks for the information I'm going to be starting college in August my major is going to be in finance thanks again and good day.
You should have signed up for dual enrollment in high school! This you wouldn't need to retake the same classes in college.
So basically this Univ is not somewhere we should be applying.
😆😆😆😆
lol i alrady know 60% of all the years you take i dont even start
i profoundly hate formal education
Nice jersey!
Thanks!
I was studying Finance, and 9 credits shy of graduating, I backed out of it. I moved to Indiana where I took all of my textbooks with me. I believe my ex had set me up. I wound up losing the place, all of my belongings, including the textbooks. It's something that I will never be able to replace or take the courses over again. It's not the first time my ex robbed me.
Sorry to hear!
Wtf
WGU online University is the answer
See... I hear way too much “waste of time” when I hear college or degree in the same sentence Its really got me puzzled.
ikr
I grad this upcoming semester and I’m sad :(
Do you personally believe a minor in finance would be good investment ?
Definitely a good investment
i recently graduated from utsa in spring 2021 majoring in bba information system.
Information systems is a great degree right now!
@@NashTheo thanks 👍
Congrats man! I'm double major in Marketing and International Business. I'm a senior now. Did you have to do a lot of presentations? Or just a lot of math?
I remember taking a a business communication class, that the one i had to do a lot of presentations
Hey I’m 16 and I’ve been thinking about the career path I want to take. International Business is one of the things I was thinking of majoring in. What has your experiences been while studying it so far?
That's a great combination of majors! where are you studying International Business?
@@jaysonemile6633 its pretty simple and chill. It's a minor major so basically you will need a major major to add it along.
@@liligonzalez2941 i'm currently a UH Manoa student.
I got a question: I'm currently 17 and interested in finance, what type of skills are recquired to be good at finance that I can study for now? College algebra, trigonometry, geometry?
@User Nash how do I learn that by myself
youtube is the best place to learn
@@NashTheo true, I tried to learn by myself bit I have trouble learning
@@paperchasindude6578 I'll def do a video on that!
@RenewFocus I'm horrible at math and science man. I'm a slow learner😞
Gonna make a drinking game based on how many times we hear "waste of my time".
hahahahah
Take a shot every time he says "Waste of time."
😂
I want to count how many times he said "waste of time" hahahha
How much did it cost you all 4 years
a huge chunk of money lol
I'm currently a student at UTSA as well and I starting to gain interest in completing a minor in finance (I am currently a music major). Would this be a good idea?
Yeah it's definitely a good idea! And you won't have to take as many classes since it's a minor!
do you need a masters degree in finance for summer analyst roles 🤔🤔
I appreciate the insight. Yeah, ALOT of waste of time
Hahah true
@Nash Theo: Right now I studying in SWTJC (majoring in business administration), is a junior college, I already took my basics classes, but at the same time I'm taking business classes to accomplish an associates degree on business. I have already took Accounting 1 and 2, Math for business and science, computer systems for business, and principles of business. Also took college algebra, history classes, english, already passed my TSI's, etc....(basics classes). I plan to transfer to UTSA to get a bachelors degree in business with a major a finance. My counselor told me that when a graduate from SWTJC and get my associates degree for business, I can transfer to UTSA and get my bachelors and a major in finance with only 2 years in UTSA, because I already did 2 years here in SWTJC. Do is work like that?
I'm very confuse with this, so thats why I'm asking with every single detail, It will be very helpful if somebody can clear this for me...
Is this a bachelor of science, bachelor of arts or bachelor of business administration finance? Also would these be the classes for every university or just San Antonio cause hell no 💀
Bro I got a question how much time you got on your hands like how busy are you
Pretty busy 24/7
Always just “waste of time”
Is an online finance degree even worth contemplating about? at least for a year or two while Covid is still around? Obviously my main focus is committing to an in person/on campus business school.. currently as a senior in high school I am yet to commit and am wondering whether u have an idea on if you can skip those "waste" classes in some online programs for finance degrees.. you would have a better idea than me.. although if you have any ideas of which business schools do not require these waste classes that would be much appreciated.. specifically New York schools... just need help choosing for the best education I can get.. thanks for the help again Nash!:)
Hey Anthony, yes an online degree is definitely worth it, it will probably save you a lot of money and time. The fastest way to skip those "unnecessary" classes like "English, history, etc." in college would be to take one of those college classes in high school which transfer as credit to the college you choose. You can also get credit by exam while in college, the specifics depends on each college
Would you say you had enough time for a part time job while attending?
Yes, I has an internship that was 3 days a week so I was taking Monday and Tuesday classes and I would do the internship Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Any bs finance degree that has 1 year duration.
good luck finding that hahah
What collage is this?
I don't want to accidentally go there.
lmao it is The University of Texas at San Antonio
if i had a dollar for everytime he said "this was a waste of my time" LMAO
Lmaooooo
great video. liverpool will lose this weekend.
Hahaha we'll see about that
@@NashTheo AUBA DOESNT MISS
You just unregistered me from college 😂
Hahahaha
Why🤣
Hey, did you need to know how to code or program to major in finance?
Nope none at all since the only type of computer class finance majors
take is excel MIS on the other hand is the only major related with codes or programming.
If u had taken wsp for 6 month . They gonne learn more finance then u have done major in finace .
Shit politic
I recently graduated from highschool , class of 21’, and finance somewhat interests me. I’m okay at math. Would you say finance has hard math ?
Math is easy in finance
There are some advanced math uses in economics and finance - doing advanced financial modeling, using some software with linear algebra and etc. Consider accounting also - algebra is about as complex as accounting math gets, and there are always jobs in accounting.
I got a bachelors in biology and I was thinking about doing a masters now in finance , do you think they’ll still be job opportunities for me even though I don’t have a finance based undergrad ?
ABSOLUTELY u got a bachelors IN BIOLOGY let me remind u Biology Is one of the HARDEST majors to get the finance is just icing on the cake theyll hire you faster than someone with finance with based undergrad because biology is harder so it shows u have better work ethic
Do u know anything about wanting to transfer a bachelors to a masters in another state, lets say california
I know its different for every state/school but most school you have to take the GRE and as long as you have good scores and recommendation letter you'll get in. I've heard of some schools even waiving the GRE due to COVID-19
Nash Theo thank you!!
we have to admit it ,, its all trash ,,,,if you remove every "waste of time class" you can learn the remaining in a month
Very true hahaha
Oh hell no 4 years you have to let me know that those 4 years are worth it.
Hahaha definitely worth it but it could have been easily reduced to 3 if the removed those random required classes
Nash Theo is there a way I could reduced to 1 year or 2 years .
Nash Theo So you are telling me half of college is good and half is useless.
Yesssss
You can take college readiness classes in high school
Hi I go to Texas state which is about 45 mins from UTSA I was wondering if you had any knowledge about Txst finance program
I actually looked into it when I was deciding where to go. It's very similar to the one at UTSA
This was a very informative video! If i wanted to major in Finance or Business in university, could I use AP classes from high school to avoid having to do the required ‘waste of time’ classes? For example, If I pass the AP US History exam in high school, could that help me avoid having to take it again in college ?
Yes for the most part. It depends on the college but I'm sure most colleges will accept your AP score and you don't have to take the class
Or you can take it again and raise your GPA
Quite a bit late but yea you should be good
So were any of you able to actually secure a job? How much are you being paid? I know people that wait tables with finance, economics and international business degrees
Hi. Yes, I received 3 offers right before i graduated. Here ia range of how much i make 70k - 90k per year
Waiting tables with a finance degree? How is that possible
@@rando6854 they didn’t take advantage of their school’s resources. or they went into it, regretted it, and are now having a mid life crisis ☺️
@@NashTheo So it was all worth it in the end then coz you got a job paying 70 - 90k? if you had your time over again, what would you have done differently regarding college/program choice?
Great video. I recently changed my major to finance and I was wondering: how many of these classes were math-intensive? I have pretty solid algebra skills, but I'm not so hot when it comes to calculus, and more theory-based math classes. Did you feel like you were doing an absurd amount of unnecessary calculations, or was most of the stuff pretty straight-forward? Thank you!
For me, I only took 1 math class which was half calculus and half algebra. Other than that, I had to take statistics classes, the math was too hard because we could use ms excel
just to confirm, I think he meant not too hard lmaoo
How was it managing 5-6 classes a semester once’s you got into your core classes ? I started with only taking 4 but not I want to start taking 5
Do u have to Do CPA with finance
Degree please answer 😖
No you do not, There's many other options
I agree!
how many hours a week were you studying on average? Also thank you for the video it’s super helpful and you did great!
I have a pretty good memory and I didn't study that much. I only studied a day or 2 before the exam or quiz and that worked for me
Money & Flunking
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Great content, please do you have Instagram, how to write to you directly. Thanks 🙏
Thank you. My Instagram is @goatnash
Grats on graduating
Thank you!
Finance is WACC . All I remember is the CAPM formula
hahahahahaha
"So now I'm like an expert now because I took this for a semester"
🤣🤣
This ridiculous statement alone makes me take everything else this kid says with a FAT grain of salt
hahaha I feel ya!
This could extend to the greater concept of going to college in the first place.
Whats up Nash. Just stumbled upon your channel. I got my BS in Criminal Justice. However, I have decided to return back to school to obtain another bachelors. I am really intrigued by investing and have gotten super into it for the past 2-3 years. I wonder what job opportunities you have had now that you graduated. Also, what do you think are the career options in strictly an investment career? Such as a personal finance advisor or financial analyst.
Why another bachelor's degree tho? Why not a masters instead of a bachelor's. It's 1 year compared to 4
Here in Australia the degrees are only 3 years long instead of 4 because we don't have all those weird unrelated degrees.
So many stupid classes like wtf?
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Hey Nash, I am starting to get to know a person in finance major, so that interest has led me to here. It is too funny to hear from you (also a finance major) that u think of liberal arts subjects as waste of time. The person I am getting to know recently (also a finance major) is quite sensitive to money and investment...most of the topics that she talks about relates to them 😄
HAHAHAH I see! That's interesting
Every time you said waste of time I died 🤣 I’m a CS major but I’m bored so I’m here
Thanks for the video la
You are welcome
I didn't even realize it said UTSA on the thumbnail until after you said it in the video and it took me by surprise. I switched from a finance major to Information Systems major and I honestly feel like I have more opportunities. I already have a job and its only my first semester.
Hahaha! And that's amazing to have a job already