DO/DMD QUESTION

[fan2342]

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So Nova has this DO/DMD program and I am interested in both medicine and dentistry. I also would like to help my parents with their debt because they have provided a lot for me. Is the DO/DMD a good business option? Apart from the science and helping people which is obviously a factor, I am wondering about the business benefits. Thanks

 

[redhotchiligochu]

Before frozenicecreamDMD and JLT223 see this, nope.















Serious answer: Worst business option. Focus on one or the other. If you're in it for the money, go into finance.

 

[acesofseven]

Please look into how much this program will cost you before thinking its a good idea.

 

[Carbohydrates]

Before frozenicecreamDMD and JLT223 see this, nope.
Serious answer: Worst business option. Focus on one or the other. If you're in it for the money, go into finance.

If you're in it for the money, MARRY RICH!

 

[JLT223]

No.

 

[Proximally Challenged]

The reason why Dentistry is still such a great career is because its not a medical speciality. I don't think the line between dentistry and medicine needs to be blurred.

 

[DMDDDSHopeful]

Before frozenicecreamDMD and JLT223 see this, nope.















Serious answer: Worst business option. Focus on one or the other. If you're in it for the money, go into finance.

I would award you with bonus points if I could for best answer I've seen on SDN so far.

 

[shwayne]

If you're in it for the money, get a MBA, go to dental school, graduate, and open up an Aspen Dental franchise; who doesn't love communistic dentistry?

If you're interested in medicine and dentistry, realize that dentistry is a form of medicine.. or be good enough for an OMS residency. Plus, then you'll make the big bucks.