I'm planning to take up medicine after respiratory therapy. Pros and cons? Thoughts? Is it even worth it?
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- 02 May. 2017 09:25pm #1
Proceed to being a doctor or nah?
- 06 May. 2017 09:07am #2
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I can't say I know anything about being a doctor so I can't really provide you with any pros or cons but I would recommend that you pursue it if it's something that appeals to you. So many people realise way to late that they should have joined a certain career path and are unable to get involved with it later down the line.
- 08 May. 2017 05:20pm #3
- 08 May. 2017 10:27pm #4
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- 29 May. 2017 01:00pm #5
You will be more hot with your course taken. Are you really a gal? Lol.
- 03 Jun. 2017 05:13am #6
It all comes down to you if you feel like its worth it. Continuing to study to become a doctor really is a commitment that' is expensive, stressful, and long and you don't get to become your own boss until like your 3rd year of practice after graduating 6 years of med school later. Once you get yourself settled though, that's where you feel all your hard work paying off.
I say unless you're 100% and not questioning yourself or your ability to commit and finish it, don't do it.
- 05 Jun. 2017 12:13am #7
Get that pharmaceutical job girl. Haha.
Nah but, idk about being a doctor. I wanted to when I was younger but I think i just wanted to somehow brute force my way through my enormous fear of death? Idk. I think i'm gonna learn some languages with decently popular trade countries and just try and roll with that