7 Best Business Degrees 2024 (Business Majors RANKED!)

the seven best business degrees of 2023

Today, we are gonna be talking about the best business majors, and we're gonna be talking about really important stuff

like the salary, the demand, and some new things that I've added to this year's list

that make it even better. So if you appreciate videos like this, let me know by grounding and pounding

that like button like Khabib, and let's jump right into it. All right, so the rankings on this list

are mostly gonna be taken from my college degree ranker, which usually people have to pay for

but I'm gonna be revealing them in this video. And the number seven one on the list

is going to be advertising. On my college degree ranker, the early career pay is $43,700 a year

The mid career pay is 86,700. That brings a salary score of 39

which is a little bit on the low side for business degrees. However, the number of jobs available are over 19,000

which means the demand score is off the charts at 106. Now, when you look at the meaning score

not so good, unfortunately, it's about 32%. Typically, business scores are a little bit lower

on the meaning side. And when you look at the total amount of people who graduate with this degree, it's 4,300 per year

Now on Glassdoor, it says entry level advertising jobs make about $70,000 per year

And when you type in advertising on LinkedIn, and then you sort by entry level jobs only

you're gonna see 96,000 results, which is excellent. So this is a skill that's very valuable

and this is something that I've started doing, which I think is much better. And that is looking up entry level jobs specifically

because there are a lot of careers out there where there's a ton of demand, but there's not a lot of demand at the entry level

This is a huge problem with the way that corporations are set up, and it's an even bigger problem

with the onset of AI and automation. A lot of the time, those entry level jobs

are basically automated, and so there are no entry level jobs. And this is why you see these ridiculous things

like it's an entry level job that requires two to five years of experience

So I started using LinkedIn to look up the demand at the entry level as well

And this is one that has a ton of demand. Number six on the list is going to be international business

With this one, you can expect the early career pay to be about 50,000 a year

Mid-career pay is 96,000. So that's a salary score of 53, which is decent

However, the number of jobs available is relatively low, about 435 when you look them up on popular websites

And that means the demand score is not that great at 49. And also, if you look at the meaning, it's 39%

And the total amount of people graduating every year is 5,600. If you look up international business on Glassdoor

you're gonna see $93,000 a year for the salary. And if you look up international business on LinkedIn

at the entry level, you're gonna see 25,000 jobs. So this is one where you can make really good money

The demand is there, but you don't necessarily need an international business degree

in order to work in international business. So just keep that in mind if you wanna go for this one

Number five on the list is going to be a marketing degree

Now, when it comes to the numbers, marketing degrees are actually relatively decent

especially compared to other business degrees. The early career pay here is $48,000 a year

Mid-career pay is 89,000. That means the salary score is 46, which is decent for business degrees

However, the demand score is absolutely off the charts at 146. I believe this is actually the highest demand score

out of any degree out there. The meaning is 39%, and there's 35,000 bachelor graduates per year

Now, if you type in marketing on Glassdoor, you're gonna see $79,000 a year

And if you look up marketing on LinkedIn at the entry level, there is a whopping 694,000 results

Now, this is gonna be controversial, and it's also gonna be a really hot take. There is a massive amount of demand

for people who have marketing skills. I do not think colleges do a good job of teaching marketing

But with that being said, companies do hire people with marketing degrees

because they need people in those positions. Now, the most valuable skill of all by a mile in marketing

is going to be digital marketing. Almost any other form of marketing

it's incredibly difficult to track your money. Right, if you put up a billboard, or you do a radio ad, or a TV ad

you don't necessarily know if people are buying because of that ad. Whereas with digital marketing

you know exactly how much people are buying, and you know exactly why they're buying it

And unfortunately, marketing curriculums do a terrible, terrible job of teaching digital marketing

And I have to be nice to them. The reason for that is because digital marketing changes so rapidly

Five years ago, Facebook ads were absolutely amazing. Now they're still pretty good

but they're not nearly as good as they were. And plus, the way that you run Facebook ads

is completely different. So by far, the best experience to get in digital marketing

is actually working in digital marketing. And my business partners and I

have been helping people get jobs in digital marketing without a college degree and without any experience

And if you wanna check out a free masterclass to figure out exactly how we've been doing that, I will put that down in the description

as well as the pinned comment. Number four on the list is going to be supply chain management

Super, super underrated major. With this one, the early career pay is 58,000

Mid-career pay is 94,000. Salary score is 61, so really good. Demand score is 105, so very good as well

Meaning is 41%, which is decent. And there's 5,100 graduates per year

On Glassdoor, supply chain managers make about $93,000 a year. And if you type in supply chain management on LinkedIn

you're gonna see 85,000 results at the entry level, which is phenomenal

So tons of demand for this one. It's not the sexiest thing to do, I know

Like, you don't get excited about working on supply chains, at least most people probably don't

But super, super valuable skill to know. Number three on the list is going to be a finance degree

Early career pay here is 55,000 a year. Mid-career pay is 98,000

Salary score is 60. Number of jobs available is 95,000 with a ridiculous demand score of 133

Meaning is 40%. And bachelor grads per year is 37,000. You type in finance on Glassdoor

you're gonna see they make about $96,000 a year. And if you type in finance on LinkedIn at the entry level

you're gonna see 321,000 results. So a lot of different jobs you can go into

of course, in finance. I will say one thing about it, and I've mentioned this before on the channel

Finance is better if you're more of like a competitive A-type personality

because there's some really, really good lucrative jobs that you can get

But if you're not that type of personality, a lot of the time it might be better to do a different degree

Like the next one on the list, for instance, which is accounting. Early career pay for accounting is gonna be 51,000

Mid-career pay is 88,000. Salary score is 48. Number of jobs available, 77,000

with a ridiculous demand score of 127. Meaning is 41%. And there are 50,000 bachelor grads per year

If you look up accounting on Glassdoor, you're gonna see they make about 55,000 a year

And if you look up accounting at the entry level on LinkedIn, you're gonna see 317,000 results

So yeah, accounting is a super, super stable career and degree to get

So many different things you can do with accounting as well. It's a lot more flexible than a finance degree is

You can also go into chill jobs or if you wanna push yourself, you can go into more like high pressure jobs

and make a lot of money there. There's a lot of examples of accountants who end up becoming executives in big businesses

So yeah, really, really solid degree. Number one on the list, one of my absolute favorite degrees

is gonna be management information systems. And this is a degree that combines business skills

with technology skills. Early career pay is 60,000. Mid-career pay is 105,000

Salary score is a very healthy 70. Number of jobs available is 39,000

Demand score is 113. Meaning is 42%, which is pretty decent for a business degree

And the bachelor grads per year is 7,800. If you type in management information systems on Glassdoor

the salary it shows is 96,000. And if you type that in on LinkedIn

you're gonna see 48,000 results at the entry level. So 7,000 grads per year

48,000 results at the entry level. You can do the math there. Management information is phenomenal

and it is my favorite business degree by far. Like I mentioned before

digital marketing, a phenomenal skillset. My business partner, Seth and I have been getting people jobs left and right

Check out this video right here of James, who was a 16-year-old

who was able to get a $40,000 a year job working only 30 hours a week

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