Top 13 Most Common Degrees Of Millionaires

[PubertyMaxxer]

Most millionaires & billionaires actually were in university

13. Medicine

12. Mathematics

11. Management

10. Politics


9. Finance

Having a background in finance obviously aids those successful within the field to make smart investments within the financial sector.

8. Computer Sciences


As technology continues to evolve and produce millionaires amongst the ranks of well-known innovators, like Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, experts predict that computer science is likely to rise in rank on the list.

7. Accounting


Similar to finance, having a background in accounting obviously aids those successful within the field to make smart investments within the financial sector as well as smart business decisions.

6. Commerce


Understanding the economy and systemic processes involved aids entrepreneurs to make successful business decisions.

5. Business Administration


A background in business certainly aids the world’s millionaires in being successful in their entrepreneurial endeavors, many of which are the reason for their financial success.

4. Pre-Law/Law


Most lawyers who also happen to be millionaires don’t owe their bank accounts to the practice of law but, rather, smart practices within the financial sector.

3. Economics


A strong background in economics likely helps entrepreneurs to make smarter business and investment decisions.

2. MBA


Interestingly, and of note, when only graduate degrees were examined MBA's actually topped the list, which 12.8 percent of the millionaires looked at holding an MBA.

1. Engineering


Engineering topped the list when both undergraduate and graduate degrees were combined as the most common major of the world’s millionaires. That's easy to understand, considering there are so many different areas the general "engineering" term falls under.


I'd get a bachelor in cybersecurity or computer engineering and an MBA in finance, accounting, digital economy afterwards

 

[Deleted member 6873]

tbh fuck working. Get loans blow money on surgeries if need or otherwise on good times and die happily at 35.

 

[LowTierNormie]

tbh fuck working. Get loans blow money on surgeries if need or otherwise on good times and die happily at 35.

Getting loans isn't that easy, only smallish ones are

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

tbh fuck working. Get loans blow money on surgeries if need or otherwise on good times and die happily at 35.

To get a loan you have to have assets first

 

[Rochefort6]

Be worry don't happy https://looksmax.org/threads/be-worry-dont-happy.157767/

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

Be worry don't happy https://looksmax.org/threads/be-worry-dont-happy.157767/

Bump

 

[Romnel]

People who choose those degrees are just higher IQ, it's got nothing to do woth the course content.

 

[mulattomaxxer]

tbh fuck working. Get loans blow money on surgeries if need or otherwise on good times and die happily at 35.

How about die tonight from erotic asphyxiation. Go out with a bang nigga. Or just OD on drugs and die

 

[owlofathena]

Just remember guys you actually have to like and enjoy what you are studying no point in doing it if you dont. Don't just pick it because muh I want to be a millionaire

 

[AronGD]

Just remember guys you actually have to like and enjoy what you are studying no point in doing it if you dont. Don't just pick it because muh I want to be a millionaire

that's right. you kan also bekome a millionaire as a doktor if you spend money more wisely. had to write k's bekause you kan assume whikh letter is defekt on my komputer

 

[owlofathena]

that's right. you kan also bekome a millionaire as a doktor if you spend money more wisely. had to write k's bekause you kan assume whikh letter is defekt on my komputer

You German bro?

 

[homesick]

Meh, Idk bro. Long term yes, but if you want to have a fullfilling youth, you simply can't get both top grades and also have time to be with friends and socialize, -> friendships for later in life, (friendships also bring u into social circles where u meet people, among them girls)
Last year I studied 12-14h a day, for 3 months straight. It sucked, you become a robot and you lose all other interests /hobbies. it sort of causes you to have all ur eggs in one basket, which for me personally is not ideal

^you should therefor study something you at least find some what interesting, if not it will become hell for u if ur not 1. autistic 2. super high iq or 3. on adderall

afterall most normies when they earn more, they spend more. u can become a millionaire if u invest ur money somewhat wisely. for obvious reasons easier if u have a high salary, but to become wealthy ur spending habits are just as important as ur salary imo

 

[.🇹🇩.]

take a loan of 100k$ and then fuck 8psl prostitutes everyday for 1000 days. and then leave the country. do that same thing in the other country.

 

[Vitruvian]

my roomate is a civil engineer and he makes 50k/year and a design company. my other masters comp sci friend is a 70k/y.

its more about connections, and actually knowing people.

you can't just know engineering and expect to purchase a manufacturing facility after 5 years bro, u will make less than 200k, and nobody is gonna trust you. everything in success is about being prepared, and extremely lucky and patient. and having good friends, no matter what industry you want to be in

 

[Peachy]

Just graduated with a finance degree and I have zero experience because I couldn’t get an internship with zero experience. No one wants to hire me in the current state of economy :/

 

[Deleted member 6873]

How about die tonight from erotic asphyxiation. Go out with a bang nigga. Or just OD on drugs and die

Amen lad. Man of culture

 

[Deleted member 6873]

Meh, Idk bro. Long term yes, but if you want to have a fullfilling youth, you simply can't get both top grades and also have time to be with friends and socialize, -> friendships for later in life, (friendships also bring u into social circles where u meet people, among them girls)
Last year I studied 12-14h a day, for 3 months straight. It sucked, you become a robot and you lose all other interests /hobbies. it sort of causes you to have all ur eggs in one basket, which for me personally is not ideal

^you should therefor study something you at least find some what interesting, if not it will become hell for u if ur not 1. autistic 2. super high iq or 3. on adderall

afterall most normies when they earn more, they spend more. u can become a millionaire if u invest ur money somewhat wisely. for obvious reasons easier if u have a high salary, but to become wealthy ur spending habits are just as important as ur salary imo

I'll be studying a study that doesn't make tons of money per se but it's something i really enjoy. And it's not quite hard it's either EU studies or something art related.

 

[Germania]

i will inherit, easy

 

[Deleted member 6873]

i will inherit, easy

Chad. NGL i do be having moms and dads trust fund money

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

i will inherit, easy

Nice

98% aren't that lucky

 

[SLA]

TFW not even a 6-figure engineer

 

[bossman]

Just graduated with a finance degree and I have zero experience because I couldn’t get an internship with zero experience. No one wants to hire me in the current state of economy :/

jfl don't even blame the economy, the most lucrative parts of finance eg investment banking are always open. its your fault for either not attending a target school or not networking enough. finance in the long run is the most lucrative career aside from high business and entrepreneurship which is more risky

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

jfl don't even blame the economy, the most lucrative parts of finance eg investment banking are always open. its your fault for either not attending a target school or not networking enough. finance in the long run is the most lucrative career aside from high business and entrepreneurship which is more risky

No good jobs in finance such as consulting or m&a or asset management get automated more and more while the supply is still very high, its still worth because the knowledge is very valuable
Medicine / law + CS is much more lucrative

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

TFW not even a 6-figure engineer

Chad. NGL i do be having moms and dads trust fund money

I'll be studying a study that doesn't make tons of money per se but it's something i really enjoy. And it's not quite hard it's either EU studies or something art related.

Just graduated with a finance degree and I have zero experience because I couldn’t get an internship with zero experience. No one wants to hire me in the current state of economy :/

What do yall think about my curriculum?
The uni is 3 days per weeks, so on the other 3 days i can work in stairlift sales and take edx cs50 programming course

 

[bossman]

No good jobs in finance such as consulting or m&a or asset management get automated more and more while the supply is still very high, its still worth because the knowledge is very valuable
Medicine / law + CS is much more lucrative

jfl trading is currently the main finance job at risk.

big law (especially being a barriser where you represent someone in court) and high finance is going to be very lucrative for the forseeable future. clients and investors are going to prefer human contact when it comes to dealmaking. finance and law are fields very much driven by the human factor.

im 15 and would only pick law or finance because cs is an incel subject and the higher levels of finance / law pay a lot more than cs (there is a story of a middle market private equity partner who built a 20 million dollar holiday home from the carry he earnt from ONE DEAL, and many more like this).

robots can already perform surgery and computer programs / algorithms can already diagnose much better than any human so taking 8/6 years out of your life + training + shitty pay to do medicine is a fucking joke. artificial intelligence can currently read through a legal contract and check for any mistakes much faster than the best lawyers can, and you say law is more lucrative.

worrying about automation is a joke in any high iq field at the moment tbh. if you aspire to work in a call centre or construction site, or maybe be a trucker, then you need to be concerned, otherwise, you aren't going to be unemployed (that shit will take decades) jfl

 

[bossman]

I'll be studying a study that doesn't make tons of money per se but it's something i really enjoy. And it's not quite hard it's either EU studies or something art related.

everyone's aim here should be to get into a good university, study what you enjoy there. the prestige of a good university can propel you to consulting or banking and that is a very good backup option.

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

jfl trading is currently the main finance job at risk.

big law (especially being a barriser where you represent someone in court) and high finance is going to be very lucrative for the forseeable future. clients and investors are going to prefer human contact when it comes to dealmaking. finance and law are fields very much driven by the human factor.

im 15 and would only pick law or finance because cs is an incel subject and the higher levels of finance / law pay a lot more than cs (there is a story of a middle market private equity partner who built a 20 million dollar holiday home from the carry he earnt from ONE DEAL, and many more like this).

robots can already perform surgery and computer programs / algorithms can already diagnose much better than any human so taking 8/6 years out of your life + training + shitty pay to do medicine is a fucking joke. artificial intelligence can currently read through a legal contract and check for any mistakes much faster than the best lawyers can, and you say law is more lucrative.

worrying about automation is a joke in any high iq field at the moment tbh. if you aspire to work in a call centre or construction site, or maybe be a trucker, then you need to be concerned, otherwise, you aren't going to be unemployed (that shit will take decades) jfl

First you say big law is a good field, then you say AI automates lawyers!?

 

[Deleted member 6873]

everyone's aim here should be to get into a good university, study what you enjoy there. the prestige of a good university can propel you to consulting or banking and that is a very good backup option.

In the Netherlands we dont per se work with the best uni gets you more likely to get a certain job, it's more if you do HBO or WO and ofc in which field.

 

[bossman]

First you say big law is a good field, then you say AI automates lawyers!?

big law is a good field. ai is only doing the dirty work, not the actual representation in court and whatnot. can't say the same for medicine though

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

can't say the same for medicine though

While "basic" physicians may get automated, complex surgeries,psychiatrists, anesthesilogists, orthopedics and dentists defensively wont be especially plastic surgery since AI can't replace an aesthetic creative eye

 

[AutisticBeaner]

things like mathematics are probably mainly there because generally more intelligent people study maths and more intelligent people have more money. i doubt learning mathematics helps you much with earning a lot of money. though i could be wrong

 

[thecel]

Most millionaires & billionaires actually were in university

13. Medicine

12. Mathematics

11. Management

10. Politics


9. Finance

Having a background in finance obviously aids those successful within the field to make smart investments within the financial sector.

8. Computer Sciences


As technology continues to evolve and produce millionaires amongst the ranks of well-known innovators, like Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, experts predict that computer science is likely to rise in rank on the list.

7. Accounting


Similar to finance, having a background in accounting obviously aids those successful within the field to make smart investments within the financial sector as well as smart business decisions.

6. Commerce


Understanding the economy and systemic processes involved aids entrepreneurs to make successful business decisions.

5. Business Administration


A background in business certainly aids the world’s millionaires in being successful in their entrepreneurial endeavors, many of which are the reason for their financial success.

4. Pre-Law/Law


Most lawyers who also happen to be millionaires don’t owe their bank accounts to the practice of law but, rather, smart practices within the financial sector.

3. Economics


A strong background in economics likely helps entrepreneurs to make smarter business and investment decisions.

2. MBA


Interestingly, and of note, when only graduate degrees were examined MBA's actually topped the list, which 12.8 percent of the millionaires looked at holding an MBA.

1. Engineering


Engineering topped the list when both undergraduate and graduate degrees were combined as the most common major of the world’s millionaires. That's easy to understand, considering there are so many different areas the general "engineering" term falls under.


I'd get a bachelor in cybersecurity or computer engineering and an MBA in finance, accounting, digital economy afterwards

Where's Gender and Sexuality Studies?

 

[bossman]

While "basic" physicians may get automated, complex surgeries,psychiatrists, anesthesilogists, orthopedics and dentists defensively wont be especially plastic surgery since AI can't replace an aesthetic creative eye

now you are pretty much agreeing with me. although a robot can perform surgery, there will always be a need for supervision and decision making from a human. In fact, surgeons are going out of business, not because of robots, but because of developments in non-invasive procedures. Fields like radiology will be gold mine because of this and interventional cardiology is not far off.

Just like you say a plastic surgeon needs the aesthetic creative eye, investment professionals will always need to come up with new creative strategies as well. Take a look at Bill Ackman's big short for example, there are so many asset classes and so many options when it comes to investing money that computers really aren't going to replace people for a good 20+ years