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Hypothetically of course. I just thought of this because I have heard of people quitting med school and I always wonder what they decided to do after they quit.
I always thought it would be cool to be a videigame designer, but I'm not as good at drawing like I used to be and there's a lot of competition in that field.I would try to become a graphic designer or a animator 🙂 or go into electrical engineering.
Hypothetically of course. I just thought of this because I have heard of people quitting med school and I always wonder what they decided to do after they quit.
I would start my own HFT firm.
My friend did something similar, was pressured into medicine by their parents, ended up in the Caribbean. Now in a successful career in public health and other than the wasted money is very happy.I know of a few people who have quit and attended an MPH program. Both of them have no regrets and enjoy their lives much more than when in medical school!
Hypothetically of course. I just thought of this because I have heard of people quitting med school and I always wonder what they decided to do after they quit.
Med school has gotten me to the "heard screaming through walls" point before lol.Teacher and coach a sport. I'd be that coach that breaks clipboards at timeouts and is heard screaming through the walls. But, at this time, I'm channeling my passion towards a career in medicine. 🙂
+1software engineering
I think becoming an expert on making a particular type of drug and selling that would also be the other option to paying off debt quickly. Then once you pay it off stop. This is hypothetical of course 🙂Stripper. Only profession to pay off that debt. People would throw money at me just to get me off stage. 😵
I think becoming an expert on making a particular type of drug and selling that would also be the other option to paying off debt quickly. Then once you pay it off stop. This is hypothetical of course 🙂[/QUOTE)
I think becoming an expert on making a particular type of drug and selling that would also be the other option to paying off debt quickly. Then once you pay it off stop. This is hypothetical of course 🙂
I'd probably be a software engineering and work for Apple.Hypothetically of course. I just thought of this because I have heard of people quitting med school and I always wonder what they decided to do after they quit.
That's interesting, what's your experience in robotics? As I understand it, robotics has a small job market and you have to be great to get a good job.Just finished my M1 year and I'm seriously considering quitting med school to pursue robotics engineering...Im going to decide over the summer break