Top 10 Health Majors (Best Health Degrees)
Top 10 Health Majors (Best Health Degrees)
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This video is going to be all about the best health majors and health degrees out there
This was a highly requested video and it took me awhile to make because I wanted to do the proper research on it
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Health science degrees are some of the best options out there in my opinion (although I am biased as a Pharmacist myself)
The demand is incredible (by far the best demand out of any type of degree or career field), the pay is good, and the work is meaningful as you get to help people for a living
However they can be really difficult to rank because there are so many different variations
2 year associate level degrees like registered nurse (RN), 4 year bachelor degrees like BSN (
Bachelor of science in nursing), 6 year master level degrees such as Physician Assistant (PA), or even 8 year doctoral level degrees such as MD (Medical Doctor)
Comparing a 2 year degree to an 8 year degree is like comparing apples to oranges in many ways, so this video was surprisingly difficult to make
My main philosophy on this channel is to go with a career or major that aligns with your goals
So if your goal is to eventually make $75k a year in a career that you like, maybe a 2 year degree would be better for you
If you want to go all out and retire early, maybe a 6 year degree would be better for you
Hopefully this video will help you choose if you’re interested in a health care degree
By the way, to they people that leave comments like “Money isn’t everything, don’t think about money when choosing a degree, just go with your passion”…
1) I agree that you should take passion into consideration as well as money (since that’s the point of a job after all). I’ve make videos about that in the past and will into the future
2) This is a personal finance channel, so I talk about things related to finances on this channel
Enjoy,
~Shane
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Sources and further readings:
bls.gov(bureau of labor statistics)
nces.ed.gov(national center for educational statistics)
payscale(provides information on jobs and degrees)
Is too many comments to search. Did u do pt 2 of video? Np vs Pa? Whats ur opinion on an Np going for PHD? Is it recommended?or best 2 stay NP with a masters?
Any suggestions for health degrees that aren’t specific to direct patient care? Like health science and similar degrees for those who work in supporting roles like administration.
Good Job, but how can u put a nurse before Doctors
How about Respiratory therapy?
Can’t decide between dental hygiene and physical therapy 😅
still in highschool, but i’m torn between pursuing med school, NP school, or PA school. i know for a fact that i wanna work in EM/trauma, but i’m not sure what role i wanna play.. like i’m not really the “leader” type, but i also hate taking orders from people who don’t show me any respect
I thought Rad/MRI Tech would make this list
@Shane Hummus What are your thoughts on a Masters in Public health degree?
I thought a registered nurse only needed 2 years of school. Associate degrees.
Shane why haven’t you mentioned Medical lab tech
I’m watching this for My college Plan project , I’m in 8th grade rn, i’m super confuse if I should go in this career or Not
What about Medical Laboratory Science? You’ve never mentioned at all!
I wonder if all the new pa schools opening up will saturate the market. I heard that happened in pharmacy. Does high growth mean there will be higher demand?
You are very helpful thank-you! Can you do a video about masters in healthcare administration?
Hi shane! what are your though in Respiratory therapist?
I love your videos. Could you please tell me which course would maximize my chances of landing year-round employment? I am looking at MSc Health Informatics Vs. Masters in Information Management & Digital Business – Digital Health and Data Analytics.
I’m 16 and I want to become a NP ob/gyn! I can’t wait to start traveling and helping people where ever I go .
What about healthcare management degree?
Is masters in forensic science a good course please reply…😉
Hi. Dental hygienist here. The dental field is NO cake walk. For the love of god, shadow a hygienist for HOURS. Dentists are very frequently horrendous employers (seriously the worst employers I’ve worked for), it’s terrible for your back, neck, eyes, and hands. You do get a nice schedule, but when people ask me if I’d do it again…. not a chance in hell. I love my patients, I love dental work – but this field is horrendous.
Physician should be higher up IMO, Sure Residency is tough but once you finish it, it is a predictable job with shifts and defined On-Call hours, not to mention a lot of intangible benefits
your example of a surgical resident getting seizure and not continuing is really narrow and paints the profession as "too risky"
Agree with the high requirement of premed+MCAT+4 yr schooling though.
What about veterinarian?
I love how he’s being so realistic
What about ultrasound tech ?
What are your thoughts on biomedical science and related?
I have an Associates in Liberal Arts and the Sciences, a BS in Health Education and Promotion with a specialization in Community Health and Nutrition, and a minor in Health Service Administration. I still don’t know what I wanna do though however I’m leaning on doing a Master’s in Occupational Therapy. So I’m extremely grateful that I came across your video so I know I’m on the right track, kinda lol
im 12 but im just bored but i liked chiro it suits me but the salary to debt rasio just doesnt work so i might try be a doctor idk
What would you consider a runner up major to nursing?
Nurse Practitioner here! Love it! Love your video! Just finished my doctorate and husband is about to start PA school.
Hello @Shane Hummus, I would love to know how you think about psychologists and nutritionists (RD/RDN)
Can you advise on psychology
I was strongly into surgery for a long time, but looked into ob gyn and strongly interested, now looking at being a nurse practitioner. I didn’t think I would change my mind so much 😭
wish you brought up radiology technologist, bit less pay compared to radiation therapist but a lot less stress
What is your take on Medical Laboratory Science?.
I notice you didn’t include rph on your list.
So I’m looking for a more honest opinion. I’m about to turn 30, a military veteran, recently going through a divorce, and working a labor job where after the minimum wage in my state goes up, I’ll be making $1.10 over minimum for backbreaking union work. My local community college offers free tuition as long as you do at least 8 Credit Hours per semester and make less than $60k a year (unfortunately, minus their RN program, it’s all associates and certs) and I’m debating between getting an Associate’s of Applied Science in Cyber security, an Associate’s in Electromechanical Engineering, an Associate’s in Healthcare IT, or doing the RN Program with a goal of becoming an Oncology RN. Of these, which would you recommend given my situation?
At 25 I’m still figuring it out, it’s between nursing or healthcare Administration/Management. I have no idea which way to go 😱
I’m 20 and I’m planning to major in RAD Tech (working with mammograms, x rays, CT scans). First I gotta get a few certain classes done and a entry test to get into the program. Even though I didn’t see it mentioned in the video RAD Tech’s a good health major right? It’s a 2 year degree.
HI BROTHER, I AM FROM INDIA AND I COMPLETED MY BACHELORS DEGREE IN INDIA IN BOTANY ZOOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY. I AM INTERESTED TO DO MASTERS IN USA SO CAN YOU SUGGEST ME THE COURSES WHICH ARE IN DEMAND THERE IN US. I AM INTERESTED IN ZOOLOGY AND I HOPE YOU WILL HELP ME TO KNOW MUCH REALISTIC INFORMATION
A pessimist with a loose mouth.
What about respiratory?
i want to know about Pharmacy major
Some time in the PH, doctor degree is a laddered. It mean in certain time in the program they get a lower degree from midwife, nurse, then doctor.8
why is everyone here 16 including me😭
A PA-Student here !!! I LOVE my career and I wouldn’t choose otherwise! Thanks for this
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M a dentist 😬😬and watching this video today 😵
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Healthcare majors are the most worth it in my opinion because healthcare careers are always in high demand. PS: It’s because there are sick people everyday
Health peeps, lay down your steths and drop a like on this video. Cheers!
One of the reasons why I chose to study nursing. There are so many different areas one can choose from and specialize in. I will be graduating with my BSN next school year and then specialize in Labor & Delivery to become a certified midwife.