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[Anonymous No.10368935]

Is medical school a good investment?

[Anonymous No.10368945]

>>10368935
only if you're generally interested in medicine and dealing with patients. if you're just in it for the money then definitely not.

[Anonymous No.10368948]

>>10368935
For the school? Yes.
For you? If you need to ask, then no.

[Anonymous No.10368984]

>>10368945
>>10368948
What if I am but also understand I'll be over $100k in debt from it

[Anonymous No.10368993]

>>10368935
Do dentistry instead. You never have to deal with peoples buttholes and you can steal nitrous oxide and give it to female hippies in exchange for the sex.

[Anonymous No.10369147]

>>10368984
then it's worth it. assuming you make it through med school and residency and aren't an absolute retard with your money you can probably pay it off in 5 or so years.

[Anonymous No.10370190]

>>10368993
one of the highest career:suicide rate correlations though, still dont understand why but it might have something to do with the overwhelming guilt of jewing people out of their money in exchange for a functioning set of teeth which will rot away in years due to the overabundance of sugar in our diets.

Also, dont forget to tell everyone that they MUST get their wisdom teeth removed

[Anonymous No.10370455]

>>10368935
Sure, you pay a few hundred thousand dollars now, and then get the chance to work 14 hr days for the rest of your life.

[Anonymous No.10370481]

>>10368993
Smart guy

[Anonymous No.10370557]

>>10368935
Go to your in state school and avoid paying private med school tuition if possible. You’ll never make the money difference back and if you go private practice no one cares where you went to med school.

Pick a residency with a good lifestyle. I work hard when I’m working but get 17-18 weeks off a year with no nights.