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Is a Statistics Degree ACTUALLY Worth It?
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- čas přidán 18. 01. 2023
- Breaking down if a Statistics Major is worth it in 2023: money, satisfaction, and demand. Reacting to @ShaneHummus video
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I am doing a Masters Degree in Statistics in Germany and I think this degree is soooo underrated. Some people didn't even know you could study Statistics as a Major.
Hell yeah! Best of luck 😎
hey man wish you mind telling me 1)which university in Germany and what was your subjects in bachelors
I don't really thinks it's underrated. I think most people are afraid of Maths and statistics involves heavy maths so people have to runaway
This is dope, stats has been a big thing in the NFL. They’re hiring a lot more data analysts to give them the highest % to win a game. When to go for it on 4th, when it’s most effective to pass, to run, etc. it’s pretty crazy.
Absolutely so cool, and data scientists to predict outcomes based on changes and fitting models to simulate performance/fatigue 😳
@@ChristianGardner that part too! BYU just got a new President for their university and he has a huge background in stats and was actually offered a job with the eagles at one point. You should check him out. Shane Reese is his name
@Yaahboi52 Man, I would love to work for the NFL.
I am a transfer applicant waiting on college decisions. I applied for a statistics or data science major. I just wanted to say thank you for your time and commitment to sharing your knowledge and experience.
Thank you for the comment! Best of luck 😎
I appreciate your channel as it's been a great source of information as someone interested in this path.
Thank you 🙏🏼 best of luck
@@ChristianGardner If I have more questions related to this degree, would you say the discord is the best way to ask questions?
@@anmoldeepsingh8884 absolutely!
Love this reaction format Chris 😎 Also appreciate that there were parts that you agree and disagree. Pop off, Chris. 🥳
Wish it has a summary section towards the end but overall, great video. 🤩
I’ll work on it 🫡 thank you! And please please please give me stuff to react to in the future!
8:03 LOL, Statistics has the power to literally improve the world through quanitfication and explanation of data. I don't know what that guy talking about.
Facts … idk man
Good stuff. Listen to your videos. Kind of makes me wish I did Stats major with a CS minor. But what are your thoughts for Stats masters with a Bach in CS if I wanna get into data science? On the fence if I should get a grad degree in CS or stats.
I think that’s an awesome idea! I’m going to be trying for my masters in stats as well!
Can I become a software engineer with a bachelors degree in statistics ?
Possibly but probably not the best/easiest route
What if I used the self learning route to learn programming or I went to a boot camp
Hey love your videos! I’m graduating at the end of this semester with a Mathematics degree with a concentration in Statistics. I was looking forward to landing a data analyst job but through my college I wasn’t given the best programming knowledge to pursue that role in my opinion. I was wondering if you had any entry- level job recommendations for statistic graduates that don’t have a strong programming background? Thank You
Thanks 🙏🏼 but I’d say you can still look into being an analyst, I know a lot of people who will use excel and tableau as a data analyst!
Also check out this video! czcams.com/video/RL9GAnuHtzs/video.html
His video was what helped me make the switch to statistics. Overall I thought it was helpful at the surface level
Definitely agree! I just wanted to clear up a few things that were said and give the perspective of somebody who went all the way through it!
Hey there, i am personally doing a double major in psychology and statistics with the aim of in the end doing a masters in industrial organizational psychology. Do you think thats a viable path? Or is it too much statistics? Both degress have a bunch of atats after all...
I mean I’d highly recommend talking to someone with experience in that industry.. BUT personally I think that’s a pretty awesome path, best of luck 🤞
@@ChristianGardnerhey, just wanted to ask, would you say that me being introverted and over all disliking doing presentations and research would limit my career prospects with a statistics degree?
Wondering if I should combine stats, with economics or finance, instead of psychology, which does seem mostly useless, not likely to be leveraged.
Chatgpt tries to tell me it can be used in user experience, HR behaviorial analysy, but i doubt it.
Psychology degree is a must for industrial organisational psychology, but that field doesn't seem introvert friendly in Israel.
Tl;DR: is psychology gonna help me with job search in any way, considering my interests, or should I switch it to something along the lines of Econ/business?
Sry if the comment is too long, I am just getting confused on my path lol.
@@yuval1168 sounds like two unrelated questions so 1. I don’t think you’d have any problem, while presenting Atleast to your manager and such is going to be a requirement I’m sure.. presenting in front of larger crowds often wouldn’t be required 2. It really depends on what you want to do… if you really want to do HR behavioral analysis Psych is by no means a bad option .. stats and psych is a good segue to advanced psych studies in the future.. if it were me, I’d be choosing whatever gave me the most options and future prospects.
(Also just an FYI I would personally be looking at careers directly tied to a companies revenue, they are less likely to be let go. Just saying 😁)
omg me too, same majors, just doing social psychology research instead! good luck!
@@summerhasslett6038 I quit psychology and I am doing only statistics rn. In my country I realised my end goal was just about impossible and not worth it at all. I'll just take a masters in statistics later and get some related job.
Good luck to you in the double major though!
I have a economics degree and i remember seeing his video on economics and thinking it was very bad. He did a base level research that was shallow and ill informed
@@Antowan when did I make a video on economics
@ChristianGardner i am talking about shane hummus. Not you i was agreeing with you on your analysis of Shane's content.
@@Antowan ahhh I apologize 😂😂
@ChristianGardner you're fine. I didn't communicate my message effectively. No harm no foul. Keep up the great work.
@@Antowan appreciate you!
i did bachelors degree in business. will i be able to get a job after masters in stats and data science (i got offer letter from queens mary London) please reply it will help a lot.
Yes
Do you think statistics major with computer science minor a good combination. Would highly appreciate you opinion on this.
ABSOLUTELY YES
If you wanna get into machine learning then yes.
Hey, Christian, how Math heavy is Statistics?
Very
I have a video on “how much math is needed for statistics”
@@ChristianGardner Alright, can you link it?
It depends where you live. My bachelor's degree was almost pure math. First year had a lot of real analysis, second year concentrate a lot on George Casella's "Statistical Inference" book. My first really practical course was "longitudinal data analysis" during my Master's degree
Oh I think I know where he got this data from - bls.gov . It’s a U.S. bureau of labor statistics , there is a occupational outlook handbook where the details of different jobs are listed
(Btw I am also going into this field and these type of videos really help in gaining perspective and get me more excited for future🙃 )
Awesome 😎