Hearted Youtube comments on Shane Hummus (@ShaneHummus) channel.

  1. We need these types of videos in veterinary and nursing degrees, there are so many misconceptions about the two fields your help and expertise would be great
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  2. This channel can change people's lives!!! It needs a lot more recognition...
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  3. I'm a data analyst and honestly, I love R, very simple and provides quick statistical analysis. Comparing R to Python doesn't seem realistic to me. Sure, python is valuable but even though it's an easy programming language compared to C# or Java, it still takes a lot more time to understand how it's working, plus you have to learn how to integrate Jupyter notebooks into VScode to really utilize the required library's (Matplotlib, pandas, scikit-learn...). Basically, all I mean to say by this, is don't get discouraged from data analytics because the course doesn't teach a certain programming language. The most necessary thing to master is SQL. That is what you will be expected to know in an entry level role, learn the harder stuff on your own time after work, as typically Python isn't required until a more senior role. Overall great video Shane, keep it up. Cheers.
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  4.  @ShaneHummus  I'm sure it is, but the sentiment was kind of gross and we broke up for unrelated reasons lol
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  5. Took the IT certification, finished it in a little over a month (or so I had thought, turns out I didn’t do all the modules). Ended up getting an easy IT job. The pay was ok and I got to work for a Fortune 100 company which was neat so I’d say it was worth it. I came from a strong sales background and didn’t know too much about the tech industry but it was a nice experience and career switch at the time. It ended up not being for me but if that’s your desired career path then go for it. Much, much cheaper than my degree.
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  6. Wow there’s more jobs on this list than there are jobs for gender studies majors.
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  7. Now I feel confident for picking nursing I'm planning on becoming a nurse practitioner or nurse anesthetist
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  8. Colleges are out of control with their tuition costs, a college that I attended right after high school cost 21K per year, now their tuition has doubled just 7 years later! It is absolutely insane...
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  9. Gender studies majors are basically going into debt just to brainwash themselves... most of the degrees on this list will cause you to lose your money, but when you go for a gender studies degree, you lose your money and your sanity...
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  10. One sidebar as someone who has worked in the tech & software industry for over 25 years: one of the biggest shocks to me was discovering how over-rated many students of so called 'Ivy League' or prestigious schools actually are. And I am not saying this as someone who is bitter about not attending such a school. It was never in the cards for me. But I have to admit, that did surprise me. Schools like Stanford, Harvard, Yale, etc all carry tremendous prestige. But honestly, I can't think of a single person I ever worked with who graduated from any of those schools that impressed me in the workplace. Harvard MBAs are in my opinion, the most over-rated. Generally speaking, I think that degree is better suited for people that want to work on Wall Street. But the mindset doesn't mesh well with the corporate sector. Most of those people only focus on the numbers, but don't have the slightest idea how to actually run a company. And their decisions are often predicated on what is best for them, as opposed to what is best for the company. I will say that there is one prestigious school that has graduates that I have always admired and enjoyed working with; and that would be MIT. I've had several colleagues who graduated from that school and not only were they exceptionally smart, they were also very amicable and humble. I think the big difference is it is a school that really just focuses on merit and seems to have a positive vibe associated with it. That translates into graduates who are personable and are more in it for their love of technology and science.
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  11. This might actually be the only useful tierlist out there lmao
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  12. You look like Tom Holland’s American distance cousin. Take that as a good thing :)
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  13. My dream is to be an actress, but i know that it is so hard to find a good job in that area, so im studying computer engineering (i actually really like it!) and then i will take acting courses when i have a stable job
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  14. I’m one of those idiots that’s risking any sort of financial stability to go after a goal I have; education reform. I want better school systems. Pro- I have flexibility in career path. Con- there’s no paved route.. gotta get creative!
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  15. Most 16 yr olds are busy playing COD and fortnite while this young dude is busy building his empire.
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  16. I'm 17, finishing my last highschool year and have been struggling choosing my degree until some time ago, when I decided Computer Science could be so much fun and that it had everything I wanted, though I still had some doubts. But now, watching your video, I think there's probably nothing to be scared of, no job is perfect, but with determination and the right thoughts, you can make the best out of whatever you choose. Thank you so much!!
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  17. Can we take a moment to appreciate how he mostly replies all the comments within this video?
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  18. You're like the father figure I never had until I found your channel
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  19. hey bro believe in Jesus
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  20. i am an introvert so cubical style office is perfect lol. Accounting major in business it is.
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  21. I’m majoring in Economics and learning Python on the side by myself. I want to do either Data Science or Finance. The harder your classes are, the better you’ll be paid in the future. Learn hirable skills!
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  22. As a high school freshman from a middle class family who wants to get a good job that pays well, your channel is really helping me find a degree I want to get when I grow up
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  23. We should all be thankful we are subscribed to Shane. His videos literally added like 40% of my knowledge about college 😂
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  24. You should start a podcast. I feel that me and everyone else would benefit from a long form of conversation.
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  25. Not looking for a career. I just want to make $40k working part time from a beach in Thailand 🙃
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  26. I BEEN WAITIN FOR THIS ONE TURN IT UP!! Shoutout to Shane for listening to his subscribers!! Shane is the GOAT!
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  27. AYEEE I’M SO HAPPY I’M STUDYING COMPUTER SCIENCE WOOHOOO LOL
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  28. As a senior high school student who just applied to colleges, I cannot tell you how helpful this channel has been! I decided to apply to colleges with business and data science majors because of you :)
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  29. I’m putting this video in S tier. S for Shane’s videos are a pretty good distraction from my stressful life.
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  30. I got my BS in Computer Science from WGU and got a job less than 2 months after applying to all entry level Software Developer jobs. I already had a 2 year degree from a local community college and I finished up my BS in about 6 months. For any students straight out of high school, I definitely recommend WGU because it allows you to quickly get into the workforce and move up in your career much faster.
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  31. I found my perfect profession thanks to this video. Until now, I had no idea what Instructional Design was, but now watching videos about it feels like destiny. This is a dream I will pursue. There aren't enough words to thank you, Shane. God bless you!
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  32. 118K in debt? How “dramatic” haha I had to do that pun
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  33. I just got IBM Data Science Certificat, I m so proud :)
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  34. I just finished the Data Analytics certificate today. I'm already a data anaylst but it was still interesting and it was nice to get a refresher.
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  35. Shane, there is ONE thing that no one is talking about, that is High school and high school counselor's role in getting these students into this kind of situation. Brittany is not alone, there are millions just like her. The interview falls short of asking her, where and how she got the idea that she must go to college and she must take out student loans, and how she decided on her major. I believe high school played a HUGE role in this. When I was in high school, all my teachers and counselors were telling us to go to college, even to those who are not college material. And when I asked them what field or major I should pursue, they told me "follow your passion and money will follow", and not a word about how you can't discharge student loans thru bankruptcy. They just told me that once you finish college there will be a wonderful rewarding career waiting for you. While I was in high school I also met a lot of people who has a college degree but work in jobs that don't need a college degree , then I realized " when you follow your passion, money don't always follow and you only get to follow your passion for 4 years, then you have to make a living. "
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  36. Engineering students are secretly the smartest humans at any school
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  37. world has been unfair for introverts ...human recognises more the extroverts but i firmly believe that introverts can do better job than extroverts in many types of occupation e.g nurse, doctor, legal, engineer, accountant, chef, teacher , goverment officers ....the list goes on
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  38. Respect to this guy always giving people what they request to see.. You earn my "Like" everytime!
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  39. Every high school Junior and Senior should be required to listen to this video at least 3 times. Very good information, and the presentation is great! Thank you!
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  40. 23 minutes to save 2 years worth of college is a steal, thank you.
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  41. I’m here because I need to get rid of robinhood.
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  42. I think that finding this channel at sixteen was the work of Jesus Christ himself
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  43. Shane spends time and effort on research just so we don't make financial mistakes with our hard earned cash. Good job!
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  44. I believe that any degree is useless, unless you are willing to give your fullest to it. One advice to young teenagers out there is whatever they choose to do, they should give their 100%.
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  45. YES MORE BUSINESS MAJOR VIDEOS !!!
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  46. Got my bachelors in Economics and an MBA in financial analytics, starting right out of school I was making 45k a year with my bachelors, having recently finished my MBA got a new job around 95k. 27k in loans and that’s with multiple scholarships that helped me get by, hopefully I pay my loans this next year! It’s possible it’s just tedious. I worked 40 hour weeks and did school at night or online whenever I could.
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  47. Shane your video got me to major in computer science last year. Now I have a great internship! Thank you!
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  48. 1. You don’t have to major in something to learn that something. As he mentioned, there are many great online resources, books, articles, videos for free that you can explore on your own. 2. Major in something that makes money and it eventually gives you the capital of to pursue what you want in life. 3. Only major in these subjects if you are passionate and good at them because you will have to study masters or even phd if you want to have a career in that field.
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  49. True! Pay is not what most health professionals are after. It is the satisfaction you get when you are able to help other people. Well done Shane!
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  50. I'm one of the people who requested this. So I wanna say thank you Shane! You listen to your viewers and that's a big deal in the YT community.
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