/biz/ - Business & Finance

> practically guaranteed $220k+ income
> the biggest hurdle is getting into med school, which really isn't hard if you aren't a fuckup alcoholic in college
> plenty of interresting and exciting fields. there is something for everyone
> get to do/see some wild shit, everyone wants to hear your stories
> high social status will pull mad respect and fine honeys
> sky is the limit in terms of income. Employed cardiologists and surgeons can pull >1/2 million SALARY, private practice can earn over a million, gateway to top level administration with even bigger incomes
> maximum job security. the business comes to you
wtf are you waiting for? all you need is a 3.7 gpa and 510 MCAT

> inb4 "i dont want to work a million hours"
there are plenty of fields where you can work normal 8-5 hours and some even take fridays off. some radiologists work from home and can do their work from anywhere with an internet connection

>>9799062
If I end up like you after 6 years of med school + 6 years of specialisation (EU system) I'm seriously going to off myself