Best college Degree that earn the most money.

 Deciding on a degree is a difficult choice. Although following your passions might bethe most sensible, there’s only so many vacancies for football stars, astronauts,movies stars, and models. So getting practical might be the way forward. And if you’re being practical you betterstart about thinking about the money too.

 

 Because, what’s more practical than havingenough cash to pay your bills, What degree has the graduate walking away from academia and landing a high paying job? In what subjects do the big dollars lay? That’s what we will try to find out in today’sInfographics Show as we look at– These degrees will make you the most money. So today we’re looking at five degrees thatcould have you paying back those fees and putting a dent in the student loan in a matterof months. 

 

In the United States there are more than 4500colleges with programs that vary wildly in cost. The cost of getting a degree is based notonly on the tuition fees and the expenses students pay on living, rent, books, transportationetc – there are numerous other costs. Some degree programs are free, some are sponsoredby grants, and others accept students on a non-profit basis. Getting a degree will probably cost you anywherein the range of $0 up to $55,000 and maybe much more when you factor in living costs. Today we’re are looking at five degree programsthat should see you getting back that outlay within the first year of employment. First up and potentially the most lucrativeof our five degrees is Petroleum engineering. With an average starting pay of $108,000 thisindustry is a sure way to start earning big fast.

 Petroleum engineering relates to the productionof hydrocarbons, namely crude oil or natural gas. Once oil and gas exploration has taken placeit needs to be extracted from the source and refined into a usable energy source. That’s where petroleum engineers come in. Petroleum engineering focuses requires anin-depth understanding of oil, water and gas within porous rock at high pressure. Graduates of a 4 year degree in petroleumengineering will need a solid understanding of math and science and be prepared to workin far flung places. Oil and gas workers can be offshore for monthsworking on drilling rigs, refineries, and pipelines. After 10 or 12 years a petroleum engineeringexpert can expect to almost double that salary earning up to $185,000 per year making thisthe most lucrative career path on our list. Next up on our list is computer engineering. Graduates in this field can expect to earnup to $70,000. This should reach $100,000 in 7 to 9 years. But that’s just as a salary man. 

 

Bill Gates and the Steve Jobs built financialempires in this field so with this piece of paper the world’s your oyster. In fact, both Jobs and Gates dropped out ofcollege and made a fortune without a degree. But let’s stick with the traditional routefor the purpose of this episode. A good understanding of electronics, software,and hardware are required to excel in this subject. You need to know how things work and whathappens when you put them together. Simple, huh? Well, if integrating several fields of computerscience and electronic engineering to develop hardware and software is what you excel in,then computer engineering is the course for you. You just require a high-tech mode of thinkingand the ability to design hard and software as and when required. After ten years of high-tech problem solvingyou might expect to make $115,000 a year and that student loan will be just a distant memory. Economics graduates can expect to start onaround $55,000. A four year degree studying the history, social-economic,and political relationships between people and finance could result in you making someserious money for yourself. Economists are required to look at the historyand trends of financial behavior and predict upcoming trends. If the behavior and interactions of economicagents, including individuals and financial markets, keeps you awake at night, this isthe degree program for you. And don’t worry if your financial predictionsare wrong, most economists get it wrong some, or even most of the time.

 After 10 years in this field you can expectto make $125,000 as an analyst for a private corporation. You would probably find a safe and securejob working for a large international bank. Just keep an eye out for sub-prime mortgageloans being sold as triple A bonds. Chemical engineering students can expect tostart on around $70,000 reaching to about $100,000 in 10 to 12 years. Graduates in this industry might not necessarilybe limited to a laboratory environment. They might find themselves working in greenindustries, food manufacturing, medicine or garden architecture. A fondness for the way elements work togetherin the world will help you tackle this subject. So if you enjoyed accidentally setting fireto the science work-bench at school this may be the route for you to take at university. A good start is to learn the periodic tableand start to make compounds in your head or in a notebook. But you will need to up the game in class. Chemical engineering uses not only chemistrybut also physics, mathematics, and economics to use, produce, transform, and transportchemicals, raw material, living cells, microorganisms and energy. Engineers in this field get heavily involvedwith chemical plant design and operations.

 

 A chemical engineer might find him or herselfrubbing shoulders with the petroleum engineer at a refinery plant. They may even share advice on the best highrate saving schemes, or compare sports cars. Applied mathematics degree holders can expectto make $64,700 a year. A good knowledge of math enables the studentto solve problems that might save a company. After 10 years working with numbers you mightbe expected to make $100,000. Like the other subjects on our list this oneis rather difficult if you don’t have a flair for it. Applied mathematics is the application ofmathematical methods into different fields such as science, business, engineering, traveland computer industries. While careers in mathematics are wide theyall boil down to one core element – problem solving. As an applied mathematician you may be taskedwith solving the following quandary: How can an airline use more intelligent schedulingprograms to reduce costs and maximize profits? You will sit down and crack that puzzle andmake your employer a stack of extra cash in the process. So there we have out top five degrees formaking money. Remember, these degrees aren’t guaranteedto make you rich but armed with them you have a good chance of landing that important firstjob. Success in a career cannot be boiled downto a piece of paper, but with a good qualification we can get a head start in the race. 

 

Along with that qualification you will needsocial skills, a sense of morals and ethics, good personal hygiene, and a visible senseof enthusiasm. But is that all you need? What do you think the best money-making degreeis? Do we even need to go to college to be successful? What are the pros and cons of spending fouryears studying? Be sure to let us know in the comments sectionbelow. 

Also, be sure to watch our other video called– Surprisingly High Paying Jobs? Thanks for watching, and as always, don'tforget to like, share and subscribe, and as ever, see you next time. 

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