College programs that will make you rich

[_BlackStar]

If we were given the opportunity to go back in time - then perhaps many of us would change the chosen educational major to support a better economic status in the future. I tend to want to be something that has technical expertise or perhaps skills in a particular field where both of these things will not be outdated in an era as sophisticated as today. Any educational major basically provides an opportunity for anyone to become rich in the right job - but only a small number of employees who earn big salaries and become rich in their lives.

I admit that majoring in information technology and computer science makes the most sense to support a better financial status in this era. The market demand for graduates of this major is very high - they don't even have to be employees in the government environment to earn income. Some other majors such as business and finance may also be an option - but I would definitely choose the first one.

[Farhan99]

People always talk about how not going to the university does not necessarily mean that things are over. But going to school or university still has some benefits. But what college programs end up becoming most profitable these days? Some may say medicine. I do not think so. It is expensive to become a doctor and you might just end up paying your debts a few years after you graduated.

I say information technology or Computer Science. Very in demand and if we look at the world now, we are in the digital era and they are the ones needed the most. Engineering as well is profitable and always in demand wherever you are. Obviously you should pick a program where you excel at and you will be happy at but a factor of choosing a degree to study is how rich it can make you. I guess I am talking about the degrees with biggest ROIs these days.

What else are profitable programs?

Yeah, Education is necessary for everyone as it develop our mentality and character. In this modern era of internet, we should pick up a profitable academic program for long term career success otherwise we might regret. Among the top fields, Medical, Computer Science, IT and Engineering each subject has its strengths but according to this era demands, Computer Science and IT stands out first as most profitable and in demand. No dought, Medical is also demanding and I am not demotivating anybody but we should think beyond the limits. First of all, medical needs money and 5 years of study but computer fields depend on our skills and intellectual how much able we are. We can grow and progress just in a single year if we want and the main thing is tech industry is growing day by day as Artifical Intelligence, cybersecurity and cloud computing. With the development of IT companies need skilled and professional Computer masters and then they are highly paid. In conclusion, every field has its importance but Computer Science and IT are the most profitable and faster growing carees.

[ShowOff]

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Yeah, Education is necessary for everyone as it develop our mentality and character. In this modern era of internet, we should pick up a profitable academic program for long term career success otherwise we might regret. Among the top fields, Medical, Computer Science, IT and Engineering each subject has its strengths but according to this era demands, Computer Science and IT stands out first as most profitable and in demand. No dought, Medical is also demanding and I am not demotivating anybody but we should think beyond the limits. First of all, medical needs money and 5 years of study but computer fields depend on our skills and intellectual how much able we are. We can grow and progress just in a single year if we want and the main thing is tech industry is growing day by day as Artifical Intelligence, cybersecurity and cloud computing. With the development of IT companies need skilled and professional Computer masters and then they are highly paid. In conclusion, every field has its importance but Computer Science and IT are the most profitable and faster growing carees.

TI offers more job opportunities. In fact, many TI students have managed to get part-time jobs and earn money while they are still studying. This is a big advantage, and allows them to gain more experience. The era has changed and now TI is more popular in many countries. True, in terms of study time, TI is also shorter than some other study programs, that is also one of the attractions.

I see people who have TI qualifications are certainly more easily accepted in many companies, their starting salary is also higher than other fields, of course this is influenced by the technical skills they have. Overall, people who take TI study programs today are very lucky, they have a higher chance of achieving more wealth.

[alastantiger]

I say information technology or Computer Science. Very in demand and if we look at the world now, we are in the digital era and they are the ones needed the most. Engineering as well is profitable and always in demand wherever you are. Obviously you should pick a program where you excel at and you will be happy at but a factor of choosing a degree to study is how rich it can make you. I guess I am talking about the degrees with biggest ROIs these days.

No college programs is going to make you rich, being a doctor or studying it isn't guaranteeing you having a job because there aren't job that are available as iit used to be. Learning a skills can give you more assurance that you're going to make it in life than going to learn a program in the university that'll need four years or more years of your time spending it on your program meanwhile it could have be used to do something else that gives you more advantages because while the individual that went to college is still learning, you're using that four years to equip yourself with better experience and potentially giving yourself more money.

[AbuBhakar]

I say information technology or Computer Science. Very in demand and if we look at the world now, we are in the digital era and they are the ones needed the most. Engineering as well is profitable and always in demand wherever you are. Obviously you should pick a program where you excel at and you will be happy at but a factor of choosing a degree to study is how rich it can make you. I guess I am talking about the degrees with biggest ROIs these days.

What else are profitable programs?

Taking a degree just because that profession can make you rich doesn't guarantee you will really be wealthy in the future. You could end up wasting money studying and time in your college years taking a degree you don't like and also not able to use it after you graduate because you're not interested on what you studied.

I believe any college degree can make you rich as long as you have passion for it. Even those people that take agriculture degree which is looked down in my country can become successful if they make a proper plan for their future like establishing their own farm and become a supplier to markets.

It's not the college degree that will decide if a person will become successful but rather it's their mindset. Like for some people after they graduated, they are good with being an employee forever. They don't aim higher that will give a good life for their next generations.

[jaberwock]

Information management technology I will agree with you but when you say computer science I will definitely not agree with you, firstly what is computer science? It is obvious a very trivial course that except you take further studies to improve on it you are heading no where, although I don't like to discourage people on with educational part to follow but if you have the right mind, exposed to the right opportunities you can make it most courses that was before we had the AI technology now I will advise to go for courses that will be hard for AI to replace humans.

I guess it is just I.T and I agree with him, I mean these are popular courses now that we are now in a digital era, though even before, a lot of people are already going for this. If there is no IT in the course listed, there is usually computer science and vice versa, so students that are interested in computers can go to either one of them. Maybe you are right that the science one is only a little bigger but again if this is where your interest at, then I am sure you can still navigate on it. Meanwhile, AI is just an addition and who programs this? We still people or those specialty is in the computer field.

IT may seem good for current trends whereas finance should be an evergreen subject which will get good jobs or you may make use of it to earn consistent money. New innovative ideas in finance will definitely help anyone to become next Warren Buffet.

[Xcode7]

I say information technology or Computer Science. Very in demand and if we look at the world now, we are in the digital era and they are the ones needed the most. Engineering as well is profitable and always in demand wherever you are. Obviously you should pick a program where you excel at and you will be happy at but a factor of choosing a degree to study is how rich it can make you. I guess I am talking about the degrees with biggest ROIs these days.

No college programs is going to make you rich, being a doctor or studying it isn't guaranteeing you having a job because there aren't job that are available as iit used to be. Learning a skills can give you more assurance that you're going to make it in life than going to learn a program in the university that'll need four years or more years of your time spending it on your program meanwhile it could have be used to do something else that gives you more advantages because while the individual that went to college is still learning, you're using that four years to equip yourself with better experience and potentially giving yourself more money.

Let's just look at the percentage and it is undeniable that people with degrees get more jobs than people who do not have a college education, that's the important point.
However, to be rich or not, it all comes back to a person how to pursue that wealth, and we also cannot deny that people who do not go to college can still pursue wealth and that has been proven by several figures or the richest people in the world.
Now it's just a matter of our choice, and I think it's all right, you spend 4 years in college, that's right and there is a positive possibility in the future and if there are people who prefer to seek experience and earn money, that's also right.

[slapper]

Everyone is seeking that hidden menu of degrees that print money. But it is crazy that no one ever ask, “rich for whom?” Medicine is hard: years spent and a lifetime of debt later, and there is no promise. IT and engineering, high ROI, yes, but only when you are made of the pace and volatility. Code can be automated, but not adaptability, hunger and human soft skills. The latter still move the needle

The larger bias: we regard profitability as the North Star, but to many, being rich is just a synonym of not being trapped. Others attend art school and grind their way into creative tech. Others obtain degrees in accounting and silently create empires. The most profitable program is sometimes the one you are crazy enough to double down on when everyone else bails out

Is college ROI relevant at all when whole job markets can be eliminated in one tech cycle? Perhaps the true flex is not the degree you choose, but the speed at which you can change, compound skills, and create networks across industries that have yet to be named. The world is silently rewarding individuals who do not want to be pegged down by labels, whether college or otherwise. Self-awareness and the courage to change direction might be the only real competitive advantage in a world that is all about optimization. The future belongs to the perpetually unfinished

[Cryptmuster]

People always talk about how not going to the university does not necessarily mean that things are over. But going to school or university still has some benefits. But what college programs end up becoming most profitable these days? Some may say medicine. I do not think so. It is expensive to become a doctor and you might just end up paying your debts a few years after you graduated.

I say information technology or Computer Science. Very in demand and if we look at the world now, we are in the digital era and they are the ones needed the most. Engineering as well is profitable and always in demand wherever you are. Obviously you should pick a program where you excel at and you will be happy at but a factor of choosing a degree to study is how rich it can make you. I guess I am talking about the degrees with biggest ROIs these days.

What else are profitable programs?

It also depends on how you can use your education. For example, there are people who study in medical universities but end up working as pharmacy clerks and never become doctors. The same can be said about digital technologies a person gets an education but instead of becoming a programmer, they work as a system administrator and set up computers in offices. So education is just a tool, and how you use it is no less important.

[SmartCharpa]

People always talk about how not going to the university does not necessarily mean that things are over. But going to school or university still has some benefits. But what college programs end up becoming most profitable these days? Some may say medicine. I do not think so. It is expensive to become a doctor and you might just end up paying your debts a few years after you graduated.

I say information technology or Computer Science. Very in demand and if we look at the world now, we are in the digital era and they are the ones needed the most. Engineering as well is profitable and always in demand wherever you are. Obviously you should pick a program where you excel at and you will be happy at but a factor of choosing a degree to study is how rich it can make you. I guess I am talking about the degrees with biggest ROIs these days.

What else are profitable programs?

It's surprising that in today environment, some individuals still feel that going to school is worthless and that they might end up doing nothing after receiving their degrees. Of course, becoming a doctor is difficult, but in some countries, it is profitable to study nursing in school. Even if you do not get the job you expected, you can still use the skills you learned in school to treat people around you, which may still change your life with the little you earn. Tell me how one might have the ability to treat others without going to school.

However, university is not the only way to success, but it can open opportunities for some people. That is why it is better to study something that will provide a good return on your time and money. Finance, accounting, electrical, and mechanical work can all be profitable, depending on your interests. Because what matters is that you choose something that offers job opportunities and also matches your skills.

[Strongkored]

Honestly, is there anyone who chooses a major because they think about getting rich, I doubt it.
Even when someone chooses medicine, the reason may not be to get rich but for other reasons.

Choose a major according to your abilities and interests so that it will be easy to get through and wealth can be obtained if you understand how to manage finances and invest, not entirely because you have a bachelor's degree or graduate from a major that makes it easy to get a high-paying job.

[bakasabo]

Should not students choose college, programs and their profession based on what they like and find interesting, instead of selecting the one that might make rich? If someone is so twisted on the money, then why not skip school and university at all? Why waste years on study, when you can work? Better at least choose what will be demanded, than what makes rich. Btw, there is no study that makes a person rich.

[DeathAngel]

Some college programs that can still make you rich are computer science, engineering, business, finance & medicine. These careers usually pay well & have lots of job options. Tech jobs can lead to high salaries or even starting your own company. Doctors & some lawyers also earn a lot but their schooling takes longer. Business & finance can help you get into investing or running a company. It also helps if you work hard, network & manage money smartly after you finish college.

[jcojci]

I also choose Information technology and computer science. Besides that, I think Computer Design or Programming Computer is also good especially if they learn by themselves. We are in the technology era so we must adapt the current situation to survive. If someone choose that, he will have a chance to follow what happen with the technology or computer.

But college will not be the same as work. What they learn in college may not be applicable when they are working. That causes them to have to keep learning so that they can be accepted to work and also improve their skills in that field.

[Lucius]

Any programs can make you rich, I'm not lying.
What you have to do is becoming the top 1% on the program you pick, that's it.
If you take accounting degree, try to work in PWC.
If you take international relationship degree, try to work as a diplomat.
If you take culinary degree, try to work in five stars restaurants overseas.
If you take computer science degree, try to work in Google.
It's all about your skill, job vacancy (luck) and the hype of your skill (another luck), so you have to be very lucky in you want get rich.
You learn for four years and you're still hoping luck will be on your side.

You gave a good answer, because a college degree (any kind) cannot be the only measure of success, let alone becoming rich. A person who has never been to college can be rich if he has great talent, an idea, and knows how to sell that idea. I know people who barely graduated from high school and today they are rich, and I also know people who graduated from university and work for them

[libert19]

You should enjoy whatever course you decide to take. This world involves plenty randomness, you may partake into particular course for money purposes, but it may lose it's charm tomorrow, and the result will be utter waste because neither you enjoyed doing it and your degree is now useless too.

[G_Besar]

I also choose Information technology and computer science. Besides that, I think Computer Design or Programming Computer is also good especially if they learn by themselves. We are in the technology era so we must adapt the current situation to survive. If someone choose that, he will have a chance to follow what happen with the technology or computer.

But college will not be the same as work. What they learn in college may not be applicable when they are working. That causes them to have to keep learning so that they can be accepted to work and also improve their skills in that field.

We can learn anywhere and anytime as long as we have the will to do it regardless of what the knowledge is, so we don't need to go to college so that we can get knowledge to achieve wealth only in some fields that require special knowledge and also legality such as medical personnel or law.

If there is a program from a college that can make someone rich, everyone should choose it, but in reality, not in college we only learn formally, the rest is the same as people who learn autodidactically so there is no guarantee that we will be rich after studying in any field or program.

[Zlantann]

Should not students choose college, programs and their profession based on what they like and find interesting, instead of selecting the one that might make rich? If someone is so twisted on the money, then why not skip school and university at all? Why waste years on study, when you can work? Better at least choose what will be demanded, than what makes rich. Btw, there is no study that makes a person rich.

Many skills can make someone who doesn't require going to the university. In some cases,  these universities offer only theoretical knowledge that might not give students the practical skills to get jobs. These days, several online and offline courses teach practical skills that can lead to high-paying jobs. Skills in software development, cybersecurity, data analysis, digital marketing, coding, etc, can land a high-paying job.  Most people who attend conventional higher institutions do so because of the certificate they acquire at the end of their studies. This is important because some firms still use these certificates as criteria for job offers.

[HONDACD125]

It is not the degree or program that can make you rich, but it's your ability and uniqueness in doing that. No matter what subject or program you choose, if you don't work on it with dedication and focus on doing something that others don't do, you will succeed eventually. Similarly, no matter what subject you choose, if you only do the ordinary, you are not going to get much out of it. This is the reason why I believe that the program doesn't matter; what matters is your interest and the level of dedication you are going to have for your profession.

Believe me, someone who chooses a program only because they believe it's in-demand or it's going to get them the ROI in a short period, they are not going to enjoy that profession for a very long time because we are humans, and we get tired of things that we do when we don't like doing them, and eventually, after some time, our mind starts getting so fed up that we decide to finally give up.

This is why I would only always give the suggestion to people that they should go with their interests, regardless of how much scope it has because if they do it with dedication, they will still do good in life.

[RealNoblee]

In my view,
One can attend the most reputable university, study the highest paying course, aquire the best
certificate but still not get  rich
 
But getting adequate knowledge in power generation and  taking adequate steps