@@dext1971Do you think Mbappe cares about six figure jobs? That’s nothing to him, he earns that in a day. He’s the only athlete in history who’s been offered 800m for a year no tax (by a Saudi team) but still rejected it. If that was any American athlete they’d accept it straight away, they are unaware of the money the Arabs have.
There’s so much more you can do with a financial degree than just that. So y’all don’t let this bit discourage you. There’s so much money to be made in different avenues
I'm planning on getting a degree in financial analytics. This would be a good choice for me, as I want to deal with investments such as stocks, correct?
@@anthonyp.7721 What exactly do you think you’d be doing with stocks though? Invest for yourself or have an actual position somewhere that deals with them? If the latter, then what’s an example of a place and a position? You gotta think about these things. Saying this is as someone who did all three: Finance, Econ, and Accounting 😅
@@JackDaniels-ee1fo thanks for replying, I want to invest my own money, mostly in ETF so I won't spend too much time worrying about them. But for individual stocks I would like to invest for something like a firm. Atleast you're very educated now lol
@@anthonyp.7721 That’s cool! Though, if it’s for personal investments, I wouldn’t recommend getting a degree for that, since that would involve too much debt for something you can learn by investing and getting relevant info from free resources. I would only recommend a degree if you have an idea of how you can factor it into career path
@@applesuly6283 you can do both. I got a really smart friend that tells me that its good to have a major in business then a minor in something else, like cs. This will put you above your competition by a lot
I have a BBA in Finance from a Texas university. If u didn't go to a target school like NYU or Wharton then you're not going to get a wall street job. Harsh reality. There are other well paying jobs relevant to this degree just gotta look
I realized this once “where did you graduate from” started coming up in convos. Most people who land those high profile positions went to school together. Or know the alums who are hiring for the jobs.
@@Phoenix-vb7tv you are a genuine clown if you think anyone could care less about those qualifications, they aren’t even relevant to most jobs. Target school is the be all and end all of top end Wall Street jobs
Comp Sci graduate here- going back to school for accounting. Why? Tech market is insanely saturated. And accounting seems to be in high demand. Tech right now sounds sexy and pay sounds great until you realize that getting started right now is nearly impossible. You need to be a top college grad, have multiple internships and preferably work experience in that market. Know above and beyond college level courses. I’m sorry they didn’t teach me react native or AWS in college. Internships were mostly small web dev and data stuff. Plus since those tech layoffs you have a flood of experienced devs looking for jobs just to hold them over.
@@cliff7028most of the big accounting firms have been encouraging accountants to use ai because it can cut down a lot of the basic email drafting, and basic research. The bureau of labor statistics also says that accountants will be impacted by ai positively.
This is why you should go to a college that’s specifically well known for whatever degree you’ll major in. I go to Baruch in NYC and this college has a lot of business degrees and is known for being a good business school.
I got my entry level qualification to get into finance. Now that I have experience and know that this is something I wanted to do until I retire I can go to uni and pursue it to become a specialist that only a few cuts for it. Experience, skills and knowledge. High demand + not many specialists = high pay.
U don’t need to go into investment banking right out of college. Yes that would be best but if u don’t it’s not the end of the world. There are still stepping stone jobs that can get u into investment banking or bring u straight to the buy side.
Commercial banking most likely. But you'll need a CFA if you really want to be competitive for IB jobs. Idea shouldn't be IB or bust, there are other well paying jobs attainable with this degree
I am doing my BBA in finance 4th year. And am realizing my Analytic Skills are not pretty good plus my communication skills are very poor i have a stammer since for long which stops me from giving presentations and that's why i didn't take HR which was very easy for me as i like theoretical stuff. I'll be graduating this year my CGPA is 3.5 it's not bad but i really want to know what are my options in Masters or i should i continue with in Finance? I need Guidance from seniors. Thanks
I think the bigger Problem (which IS the Main Problem of fhat Problem, that you already have talked about) IS to AIM Just for the perfect Job Like IB. What don't you Work in Corporate Finance, Finance Management, Finance Analyst, Finance Consultant and so on.......!
as contactee psychic Georgy Boreev wrote, in the book Alien civilizations of Atlantis, who used deep yoga to communicate with the astral world, before the civilization of Atlantis received a crisis, mainly many educated people turned out to be unclaimed .. indeed, in Atlantis there was approximately the same education system and about the same economy.
If you get finance degree start a finance related business, don't be dumb and work for 60k a year, you can a million dollars in a year if actually learn the material and apply it into your own endeavors such as the following -Real Estate Fund, misc. Fund broker -wealth management -Financier office -Accounting firm -Asset management -Trading Firm Etc. Don't play yourself.
Takes money to make money, also finance jobs maybe for a 22 year old pays that much. In many cases finance/ and even accounting people that do above average are making over 200k by 40. I agree, starting business is a great idea although it’s not always a guarantee. Also you’re not stuck at 60k so don’t act like it’s the end of the world. Plenty of people doing well and happy
This guy is just talking about "Investment Banking", there are so many jobs within finance. Accounting is fine but the pay is low when compared to finance.
@@CHILLAXING Accounting jobs are just very abundant and in high demand. There are CPA firms everywhere hiring. What’s an example of a career path that a guy with a finance major could pursue?
@@JackDaniels-ee1fo Yeah but the pay isn't as high as the jobs in finance. For example, a career path someone can pursue is a financial analyst and those get paid well. Another one could be in corporate finance, fintech, banks, etc. There are so many options within finance too. I feel like both majors in general are good and will set you up.
What if I go to job corps and take my finance course there I'm 16 and imma get my HS diploma from job corps can I get what I need for finance from job corp
Mbappe doing side missions…. I see you 🤣
Mbappe Learing how to manage PSG finance and shit 🤣
Side mission? Money is his main mission.
@@dext1971Do you think Mbappe cares about six figure jobs? That’s nothing to him, he earns that in a day. He’s the only athlete in history who’s been offered 800m for a year no tax (by a Saudi team) but still rejected it. If that was any American athlete they’d accept it straight away, they are unaware of the money the Arabs have.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
There’s so much more you can do with a financial degree than just that. So y’all don’t let this bit discourage you. There’s so much money to be made in different avenues
I'm planning on getting a degree in financial analytics. This would be a good choice for me, as I want to deal with investments such as stocks, correct?
@@anthonyp.7721 What exactly do you think you’d be doing with stocks though? Invest for yourself or have an actual position somewhere that deals with them? If the latter, then what’s an example of a place and a position? You gotta think about these things. Saying this is as someone who did all three: Finance, Econ, and Accounting 😅
@@JackDaniels-ee1fo thanks for replying,
I want to invest my own money, mostly in ETF so I won't spend too much time worrying about them. But for individual stocks I would like to invest for something like a firm. Atleast you're very educated now lol
@@anthonyp.7721 That’s cool! Though, if it’s for personal investments, I wouldn’t recommend getting a degree for that, since that would involve too much debt for something you can learn by investing and getting relevant info from free resources. I would only recommend a degree if you have an idea of how you can factor it into career path
@@applesuly6283 you can do both. I got a really smart friend that tells me that its good to have a major in business then a minor in something else, like cs. This will put you above your competition by a lot
I have a BBA in Finance from a Texas university. If u didn't go to a target school like NYU or Wharton then you're not going to get a wall street job. Harsh reality. There are other well paying jobs relevant to this degree just gotta look
I realized this once “where did you graduate from” started coming up in convos. Most people who land those high profile positions went to school together. Or know the alums who are hiring for the jobs.
I didn’t go now my life is over
What are these other jobs? Could you name an example?
You can become a CFA charterholder, this will give you a chance to go to work on the wall street.
@@Phoenix-vb7tv you are a genuine clown if you think anyone could care less about those qualifications, they aren’t even relevant to most jobs. Target school is the be all and end all of top end Wall Street jobs
that’s with like every job
Wealth management/financial advising is also a great avenue ;)
Comp Sci graduate here- going back to school for accounting. Why? Tech market is insanely saturated. And accounting seems to be in high demand.
Tech right now sounds sexy and pay sounds great until you realize that getting started right now is nearly impossible. You need to be a top college grad, have multiple internships and preferably work experience in that market. Know above and beyond college level courses. I’m sorry they didn’t teach me react native or AWS in college. Internships were mostly small web dev and data stuff. Plus since those tech layoffs you have a flood of experienced devs looking for jobs just to hold them over.
I thought accounting will be replaced by ai
@@cliff7028most of the big accounting firms have been encouraging accountants to use ai because it can cut down a lot of the basic email drafting, and basic research. The bureau of labor statistics also says that accountants will be impacted by ai positively.
Mans looking everywhere but the camera
you hater
This is why you should go to a college that’s specifically well known for whatever degree you’ll major in. I go to Baruch in NYC and this college has a lot of business degrees and is known for being a good business school.
Do they offer business programs online? I was looking into transferring into a program there
Honestly I just want a stable office job lol😂
Me 2
Same 😂
Me
What job will give me that ?? 😭😭
office job bro @@xroyal2179
Wall street is not my goal, I just want a stable job.
Same, just wanna improve my living conditions and help with bills
Also want the money to be able to travel since I never got the chance to growing up
I got my entry level qualification to get into finance. Now that I have experience and know that this is something I wanted to do until I retire I can go to uni and pursue it to become a specialist that only a few cuts for it. Experience, skills and knowledge. High demand + not many specialists = high pay.
im doing a bachelor of wall street and majoring in goldman sachs. wish me luck guys
minor in mckinsey?
Wall street is not the end all be all. There is a plethora of career fields other than investment banking.
Like what....
Like accounting in general, auto finance, management roles, government, etc. If you really look.
@@seavista4810 commercial banking and corporate banking, while paid a little less than IB, the work to life balance is far better
U don’t need to go into investment banking right out of college. Yes that would be best but if u don’t it’s not the end of the world. There are still stepping stone jobs that can get u into investment banking or bring u straight to the buy side.
Okay like what ?
Commercial banking most likely. But you'll need a CFA if you really want to be competitive for IB jobs. Idea shouldn't be IB or bust, there are other well paying jobs attainable with this degree
I will consider majoring in compsci and minoring in finance instead. Thanks for the knowledge 👊
Focus on what's already here for you
Its not only the degree but also the personality and traits of the person with the degree
can you make a video about the biggest problem with clickbait youtubers who dont talk nothing but air? thanks
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
I honestly want to work at Lockheed Martin LOL Dual Bachelors in Accounting and Finance with Minor in Data Analysis and Comp Sci.
Nice..
They really look at internship experience if you have no real analyst experience.
I want to work for myself as a financial advisor
I’d like to get a finance degree though the class times wouldn’t fit my schedule if I switched shifts
I am doing my BBA in finance 4th year. And am realizing my Analytic Skills are not pretty good plus my communication skills are very poor i have a stammer since for long which stops me from giving presentations and that's why i didn't take HR which was very easy for me as i like theoretical stuff.
I'll be graduating this year my CGPA is 3.5 it's not bad but i really want to know what are my options in Masters or i should i continue with in Finance? I need Guidance from seniors.
Thanks
I think the bigger Problem (which IS the Main Problem of fhat Problem, that you already have talked about) IS to AIM Just for the perfect Job Like IB. What don't you Work in Corporate Finance, Finance Management, Finance Analyst, Finance Consultant and so on.......!
as contactee psychic Georgy Boreev wrote, in the book Alien civilizations of Atlantis, who used deep yoga to communicate with the astral world, before the civilization of Atlantis received a crisis, mainly many educated people turned out to be unclaimed .. indeed, in Atlantis there was approximately the same education system and about the same economy.
If you get finance degree start a finance related business, don't be dumb and work for 60k a year, you can a million dollars in a year if actually learn the material and apply it into your own endeavors such as the following
-Real Estate Fund, misc. Fund broker
-wealth management
-Financier office
-Accounting firm
-Asset management
-Trading Firm
Etc.
Don't play yourself.
Takes money to make money, also finance jobs maybe for a 22 year old pays that much. In many cases finance/ and even accounting people that do above average are making over 200k by 40. I agree, starting business is a great idea although it’s not always a guarantee. Also you’re not stuck at 60k so don’t act like it’s the end of the world. Plenty of people doing well and happy
You look like mbappe
Mbappe
Boss, please can I have one on one session with you because I have things I want to ask regarding this.
Just go to a different financial investment centre like London and try again.
Commercial real estate or hr manager for me lol
Forget Finance. If you want a job, then do accounting
CFA or CPA?
@@pridify CPA imo
This guy is just talking about "Investment Banking", there are so many jobs within finance. Accounting is fine but the pay is low when compared to finance.
@@CHILLAXING Accounting jobs are just very abundant and in high demand. There are CPA firms everywhere hiring. What’s an example of a career path that a guy with a finance major could pursue?
@@JackDaniels-ee1fo Yeah but the pay isn't as high as the jobs in finance. For example, a career path someone can pursue is a financial analyst and those get paid well. Another one could be in corporate finance, fintech, banks, etc. There are so many options within finance too. I feel like both majors in general are good and will set you up.
What if I go to job corps and take my finance course there I'm 16 and imma get my HS diploma from job corps can I get what I need for finance from job corp
I'm going to work in tech
next" the biggest problem with tech students
That’s every degree
Alrighty mbappe
Or become a professional trader.. master the game and become very successful
U look like mbappe
It’s impossible lol
You’d be better off being over employed bro 😂
skill issue
this is a useless video tbh
Brudda, you look like Mbappe👀