Should I go into medicine?

[momoil]

I graduate high school in two month and I have the option to study medicine my dad is a doctor so is my uncle and cousins so my parents are really pushing me towards. Is it worth the effort? I’d spend 7 years in med school sit then have to sit equivalency exams so I can move to the US and then do residency for 4-5 years that if you even match into residency first time and don’t have to take a year out and reapply and then finally after completing it you’ll start cashing in money that’s after maybe 12-13 years of just studying and working is it worth it? You’d live an upper class lifestyle easily but you’ll be in your 30s and out of your prime

 

[Kaysone]

If you find the stuff interesting then yeah, im fascinated by how modafinil and all them works and im doing a different course i wish i checked more options like pharmacology but oh well

 

[Mr Strong]

Go into veterinary medicine and thank me later.

 

[Arabica]

Go into veterinary medicine and thank me later.

BAHAH Years of study for a low salary

 

[tomacōck]

BAHAH Years of study for a low salary

retard

 

[Mr Strong]

BAHAH Years of study for a low salary

Maybe in your country but not everywhere, and if you have a practice you make more. My uncle lives/works in Switzerland (he's German), owns a practice and has a net pay of around 280k Swiss francs (like 300k Euros). That's not as much as a plastic surgeon, but it's not a low salary and more than say a psychiatrist. I wanna leave Germany too after I finish my studies, although I am not studying any sort of medicine.

I said veterinary medicine because 65% of students are females. You can easily meet a girl.

 

[Mr Strong]

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Yeah and that is an employee veterinarian salary. If you own a practice you make more. Also 65% of students are female.

 

[Arabica]

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You retard. There is a reason why vets have one of the highest job suicide rates (source new York time) cause they accumulated sm student debt and study for years just so that in the end they have to work long shifts with unregular work time just do they have a medium class income while if they went in another sector they could have gotten 400k+. Without reliefs you are dead as a vet

 

[Mr Strong]

You retard. There is a reason why vets have one of the highest job suicide rates (source new York time) cause they accumulated sm student debt and study for years just so that in the end they have to work long shifts with unregular work time just do they have a medium class income while if they went in another sector they could have gotten 400k+. Without reliefs you are dead as a vet

True, but don't study in the US if you can. Study in Germany or Netherlands where you pay like 1000 Euros per year. Or even in UK you pay much less if you don't go to the best unis.

 

[hilley]

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You're the retard if you think that's a high salary

 

[GandyLarper]

I graduate high school in two month and I have the option to study medicine my dad is a doctor so is my uncle and cousins so my parents are really pushing me towards. Is it worth the effort? I’d spend 7 years in med school sit then have to sit equivalency exams so I can move to the US and then do residency for 4-5 years that if you even match into residency first time and don’t have to take a year out and reapply and then finally after completing it you’ll start cashing in money that’s after maybe 12-13 years of just studying and working is it worth it? You’d live an upper class lifestyle easily but you’ll be in your 30s and out of your prime

coming from a med student entering their second year, imo its worth it even with the long duration of study
personally i find my course really interesting - when i was deciding what to do it was between finance, engineering and med, parents convinced me to do med which im grateful for now cos I know I wouldve been bored asf doing finance.
Most my friends do finance and they litr have to apply for internships every years in order to land a job post-grad if that since the market is so saturated.
Engineering I might have done but my parents have connections within med so it would make finding a job more easier cos theyve been through it before.
There won't ever be a shortage of Doctors so choosing med is basically guaranteed career anywhere in the world - even with the rise of AI shi is just gonna get easier for us Doctors. What else would you plan to do?
Hope this helps

 

[ER1887]

I graduate high school in two month and I have the option to study medicine my dad is a doctor so is my uncle and cousins so my parents are really pushing me towards. Is it worth the effort? I’d spend 7 years in med school sit then have to sit equivalency exams so I can move to the US and then do residency for 4-5 years that if you even match into residency first time and don’t have to take a year out and reapply and then finally after completing it you’ll start cashing in money that’s after maybe 12-13 years of just studying and working is it worth it? You’d live an upper class lifestyle easily but you’ll be in your 30s and out of your prime

R u a gook

 

[N1kolai]

I graduate high school in two month and I have the option to study medicine my dad is a doctor so is my uncle and cousins so my parents are really pushing me towards. Is it worth the effort? I’d spend 7 years in med school sit then have to sit equivalency exams so I can move to the US and then do residency for 4-5 years that if you even match into residency first time and don’t have to take a year out and reapply and then finally after completing it you’ll start cashing in money that’s after maybe 12-13 years of just studying and working is it worth it? You’d live an upper class lifestyle easily but you’ll be in your 30s and out of your prime

yea

 

[yyk117]

for usa - no takes way too much to finish, for anywhere else - yes

 

[nexialistㅤ]

I graduate high school in two month and I have the option to study medicine my dad is a doctor so is my uncle and cousins so my parents are really pushing me towards. Is it worth the effort? I’d spend 7 years in med school sit then have to sit equivalency exams so I can move to the US and then do residency for 4-5 years that if you even match into residency first time and don’t have to take a year out and reapply and then finally after completing it you’ll start cashing in money that’s after maybe 12-13 years of just studying and working is it worth it? You’d live an upper class lifestyle easily but you’ll be in your 30s and out of your prime

just spend all your money in surgery and become a model g, thank me in a few years

 

[WBC323]

Yeah if you like it

 

[Renophobeadoobe]

I graduate high school in two month and I have the option to study medicine my dad is a doctor so is my uncle and cousins so my parents are really pushing me towards. Is it worth the effort? I’d spend 7 years in med school sit then have to sit equivalency exams so I can move to the US and then do residency for 4-5 years that if you even match into residency first time and don’t have to take a year out and reapply and then finally after completing it you’ll start cashing in money that’s after maybe 12-13 years of just studying and working is it worth it? You’d live an upper class lifestyle easily but you’ll be in your 30s and out of your prime

don't let your family being in the field be a determining factor

mine is also entirely in health and i went into tech and shit worked out

 

[ghost!]

don't let your family being in the field be a determining factor

mine is also entirely in health and i went into tech and shit worked out

well tech is different from being a farmer

 

[Renophobeadoobe]

well tech is different from being a farmer

wdym farmer

my point is if ur family is in a field, it makes it easier for you, but u can still do sum other shit like being a goose farmer and it'll work out

 

[Arabica]

True, but don't study in the US if you can. Study in Germany or Netherlands where you pay like 1000 Euros per year. Or even in UK you pay much less if you don't go to the best unis.

Ye its a scam in the US

 

[momoil]

R u a gook

What does that mean

 

[momoil]

coming from a med student entering their second year, imo its worth it even with the long duration of study
personally i find my course really interesting - when i was deciding what to do it was between finance, engineering and med, parents convinced me to do med which im grateful for now cos I know I wouldve been bored asf doing finance.
Most my friends do finance and they litr have to apply for internships every years in order to land a job post-grad if that since the market is so saturated.
Engineering I might have done but my parents have connections within med so it would make finding a job more easier cos theyve been through it before.
There won't ever be a shortage of Doctors so choosing med is basically guaranteed career anywhere in the world - even with the rise of AI shi is just gonna get easier for us Doctors. What else would you plan to do?
Hope this helps

I Was thinking of becoming a pilot you can earn 6 figures early on and you can end up working in private jets and make lots of money

 

[ER1887]

What does that mean

An asian. U sound like one

 

[Hyoid-Shay]

Honeslty, you shouldn't do it i you dont have any passion for it. If the long time taken to earn money is a dealbreaker for you check out dentistry and see if your interested in that. Whatever you do, you will have a lot of free time as a student if you are productive which you can allocate towards looksmaxing and moneymaxing through your own business over the course of 3-5 years. Never stick to one source of income.

 

[Luquier]

Might as well

 

[Somatropin]

I graduate high school in two month and I have the option to study medicine my dad is a doctor so is my uncle and cousins so my parents are really pushing me towards. Is it worth the effort? I’d spend 7 years in med school sit then have to sit equivalency exams so I can move to the US and then do residency for 4-5 years that if you even match into residency first time and don’t have to take a year out and reapply and then finally after completing it you’ll start cashing in money that’s after maybe 12-13 years of just studying and working is it worth it? You’d live an upper class lifestyle easily but you’ll be in your 30s and out of your prime

Become a black pilled plastic surgeon

 

[momoil]

An asian. U sound like one

i’m mixed race white and bbc

 

[ER1887]

i’m mixed race white and bbc

That’s weird, I thought u were asian since u said that multiple family members are doctors.

 

[Okkotsu]

I mean if you enjoy it, then its a really good idea. You will earn lots of money probably.

 

[BaldingAt25]

wdym farmer

my point is if ur family is in a field, it makes it easier for you, but u can still do sum other shit like being a goose farmer and it'll work out

what kind of tech job do you have? thinking about paying for comptia a+

 

[Renophobeadoobe]

what kind of tech job do you have? thinking about paying for comptia a+

cybr

 

[BaldingAt25]

cybr

how do i get into that?

 

[akldojsojaas]

I graduate high school in two month and I have the option to study medicine my dad is a doctor so is my uncle and cousins so my parents are really pushing me towards. Is it worth the effort? I’d spend 7 years in med school sit then have to sit equivalency exams so I can move to the US and then do residency for 4-5 years that if you even match into residency first time and don’t have to take a year out and reapply and then finally after completing it you’ll start cashing in money that’s after maybe 12-13 years of just studying and working is it worth it? You’d live an upper class lifestyle easily but you’ll be in your 30s and out of your prime

if ur into it 100% however if u dont find it that interesting and dont see urself enjoyin it whats the point?
however if u have knowledge on it already and do enjoy it 100% go for it, i get that it takes along time but yea

 

[akldojsojaas]

nc how many certificates did u need in total to get the job (its currently what im looking to do in the future)

cybr

 

[akldojsojaas]

what kind of tech job do you have? thinking about paying for comptia a+

500$ AUD shits painful

 

[fazehamster]

I graduate high school in two month and I have the option to study medicine my dad is a doctor so is my uncle and cousins so my parents are really pushing me towards. Is it worth the effort? I’d spend 7 years in med school sit then have to sit equivalency exams so I can move to the US and then do residency for 4-5 years that if you even match into residency first time and don’t have to take a year out and reapply and then finally after completing it you’ll start cashing in money that’s after maybe 12-13 years of just studying and working is it worth it? You’d live an upper class lifestyle easily but you’ll be in your 30s and out of your prime

Do what u want but I personally think I want to become and archeologist and travel the world

 

[أحمد]

BAHAH Years of study for a low salary

Just study med school: about 6 yrs internship: about 1 yr residency: 3-7 yrs to get replaced by this

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