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
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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.
Serious answer: Worst business option. Focus on one or the other. If you're in it for the money, go into finance.
Please look into how much this program will cost you before thinking its a good idea.
If you're in it for the money, MARRY RICH!
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.
I would award you with bonus points if I could for best answer I've seen on SDN so far.
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.
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.
