Gbadugbakun:
Remove law from there jare. Law in Nigeria is overhyped. You'll need real connections to make it as an upcoming lawyer.

Most of the people I know who studied law are now selling stuffs on Instagram because no firm is employing them.

Racoon:
No medical sciences; Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Consultants etc?

Racoon:


https://businessday.ng/bd-weekender/article/top-7-degrees-that-produce-the-most-millionaires/

Fatbam005:
Hunger has changed a lot of ronus walking posture

Gbadugbakun:
Remove law from there jare. Law in Nigeria is overhyped. You'll need real connections to make it as an upcoming lawyer.

Most of the people I know who studied law are now selling stuffs on Instagram because no firm is employing them.

Fatbam005:
Hunger has changed a lot of ronus walking posture

Namaster:
If you study Political Science in Nigeria, just be ready to use your NYSC Allowance to buy a POS.

Pickieox:


Na business I kuku face like this. Law in Nigeria is overrated except you travel out or seek out connection.

discusant:


They are hardly innovative. They depend on what is produced by engineers and IT experts.

santaclaws:


What they have is job guarantee, prestige and steady income... Most medics live from paycheck to paycheck and they are quite comfortable, but you won't gather solid wealth merely from treating patients, so it's a service to humanity...

Teachers and lecturers are also serving humanity, but their pay structure is just too small in Nigeria.

Callosobruchus:
I beg to disagree with Political Science and Law.The number of jobless graduates that had studied these courses is quite alarming. I'm surprised you didn't include Medicine and Surgery, how about Agronomy? These are practical courses that would put food on the table for you and create jobs for others if you have the ability to invest in it.

Mindlog:


And those advisers, do not need a degree in political science.

Racoon:
No medical sciences; Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Consultants etc?

Skydivine:

Na ghost dey produce all the drugs both new and old you use?
Na IT dey invent new methods of surgery , non inversive procedures, new gene therapy, new uterine embolization for fibroid, etc.

Jii95:

All devices used by medical practitioners are manufactured by Engineers and IT professionals. Even the AI you're correctly using is from computer scientists. Infact must doctors are making use of AI now for diagnosis.

Namaster:
If you study Political Science in Nigeria, just be ready to use your NYSC Allowance to buy a POS.

article1:
The OP thought studying Political Science automatically makes you a politician

Gbadugbakun:
Remove law from there jare. Law in Nigeria is overhyped. You'll need real connections to make it as an upcoming lawyer.

Most of the people I know who studied law are now selling stuffs on Instagram because no firm is employing them.

Racoon:

Choosing a college major is an important step for students aiming to build a successful career. While wealth and success can be achieved in any field with effort and innovation, certain majors are more commonly linked to producing millionaires. Though a major doesn’t set one’s future in stone, it can influence post-college earning potential.

Many prominent business figures, such as Mark Cuban and Warren Buffett, studied business and later attended top business schools. However, tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates did not complete college, though this is not typical.Here’s a look at some of the undergraduate majors most often associated with millionaires, as highlighted by Edvoy.

Engineering
Engineering leads the list of degrees that generate the most millionaires. This field offers a broad range of opportunities across various industries, contributing to its appeal. Engineers often take on roles that play a significant part in shaping industries, and many prominent figures in business hold engineering degrees.

Carlos Slim, a Mexican entrepreneur worth approximately $73.3 billion, holds a degree in Civil Engineering. Larry Page, co-founder of Google, earned a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering and a Master’s in Computer Science, and his net worth currently stands at $125 billion. Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon, studied Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Princeton University and is valued at over $200 billion.

A 2014 study showed that 56% of engineers believe they will eventually become millionaires, and 69% view their profession as “recession-proof.” This combination of job security and financial potential places engineering at the top of the list.

Economics/Finance
Economics and finance degrees also feature prominently among millionaire-producing programs. Understanding how financial systems operate offers graduates an advantage in various sectors. While these degrees are often seen as theoretical, they provide foundational knowledge that is applicable in real-world business and finance settings.


Careers in finance, such as investment banking and wealth management, are common pathways for graduates of these disciplines. The financial world’s inner workings are critical for anyone looking to navigate it successfully, making these degrees highly valuable.

https://businessday.ng/bd-weekender/article/top-7-degrees-that-produce-the-most-millionaires/