The most useless degrees…

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When you search your major and this pops up....

Me sitting on the toilet praying he doesn’t say my degree

“You can just move to the country you want to after you learn the language and get a job” dumbest thing you could’ve said. You can’t just move to any country you want without job invitation from employer and skipping the entire residence permit process

I live in Sweden and all our education is free. The state even give you 350 dollars a month to incentivize people to study. This way you can actually give your passion a go, and not go into debt.

It's kinda funny how obtaining an education is considered a risky investment in the United States.

Most people watching this are hoping that he doesn’t mention their degree😂😂😂

Nothing is “useless” if you have the right plan, network and the passion to keep looking. That said, some are easier than others and college as a whole is overpriced terribly.

My psychology degree has been surprisingly useful, but I definitely agree that higher learning beyond a bachelors degree is needed, which what I am doing anyway.

why do a major in fine arts when a badly drawn furry art porn can net you an average of 2000 dollars per month?

If you want MONEY, choose tech,business,engineering or health care.Plain and simple

Psychology as a Popular but Risky Major 01:14 Challenges of Drama and Theater Arts 02:20 Language Studies and Learning Abroad 03:21 Challenges of Communications as a Broad Major 04:24 Photography and Skill Development 05:30 Challenges of Anthropology and Archaeology 06:35 Critique of Art History 07:45 Caution Against 'Studies' Majors 08:58 Gender Studies as a Questionable Major 10:10

I majored in communications lol but I chose the public relations track so I'm doing relatively alright. This job I just took pays 6 figures but it's a tough industry. I think what you said about psychology could also be said about a few science degrees too unless those people plan to continue with higher education. I know plenty of people with chemistry, biology, and even math related degrees who have a hard time finding a job because most of the money jobs require a masters or PhD.

Hey guess what philosophy majors, for once we didn't make the worst majors list

I was told “If you pick a major you love, you’ll never work a day in your life.. bc they’re not hiring!” Lol Edit: I do want to add, I believe you should always pursue your passion, but if you are reaching for something that has shallow job opportunity, go for it but please be smart and strategic about how you get there. Remember that sometimes a college major isn’t always the most efficient way into an industry, you have to evaluate the worth yourself. And don’t think for a second trade school is inferior to college, it’s just as valuable! I sincerely wish you all great prosperity!

As someone majoring in English literature and cultural studies, i believe people really overlook the value of interdisciplinary nature of education these days.

If you want to major in psychology, get the social work degree or a counseling degree. And make sure you get a masters. It makes all the difference. If you get a bachelors in one of those areas you can usually do an advanced standing masters, and it only takes another year, but you will make back that money pretty easily.

I learned mandarin Chinese on the internet, took the HSK6 successfully, now I'm a unlicensed translator in Europe making 5000$ a month. My clients really don't care about my degree

Nothing is stopping me from getting my psychology major 😭✋

I don't take an artistic degree but I would guarantee that anyone who does would have infinitely more access to resources and different equipment than someone who is self taught. I think it was a bit harsh to disregard Fine Art and Photography so quickly since being talked at in a classroom is not the only way you can learn in an academic environment. Then again, this is from the perspective of someone from the UK with a marginally better education system.