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ortho are the jocks of medicine
who cares dudes, if you want prestige and money, go into finance or something else that will give you more of that with less work
I know this has been said a million times, but I'll say it again. There is no job more consistently lucrative than medicine. I know many people my age, and some older, that have finance major / MBAs. None make more than 150K and none work less than 60 hours a week. Many are unemployed. That being said, I would still go into med if it paid minimum wage and I hope that you would to. However, at this point in time it does not.
Yea, I feel bad for those poor MBAs who only make 140K. They must eat government cheese for dinner every night.
His 140-150K estimate was a little much. Most don't get near that, my brother happens to be an accountant with a BS in Economics and Accounting, an MBA, and he's a CPA with approx 10 years of experience that includes the Big Four (Deloitte). We are also in the Northern VA/ Wash DC Area, which by all accounts has been shown to have one of the strongest job markets in the country. He has never made more than 80K and has been unemployed now for the past 8 months. He say's that if he doesn't find a job soon he's probably going to try his hand as a tax attorney and go to law school. He's been studying for the LSAT over the past 2 months now, so it looks as if thats the route he's going to go.
So government cheese or in my bro's case, unemployment checks, is not as far fetched as you think it might be in this economy.
who gets more women? bobsledder or luger?
There are a lot of unemployed attorneys out there as well. Not sure that's the path I'd go.
Yeah I know, I think he's actually wanted to do law for quite a long time. His original plan in college was to do law, but for some reason or another he ended up working as an accountant and never did the law thing. I think he's now finally able to justify going back to school since he can't find work. He also thinks that he'll have a unique nitch as a tax attorney on the account that he's a CPA with experience.
There's a pre-med at my school that walks around the place boasting his neuro(add in lots of fancy words) logy major, applying only to Harvard and Hopkins, and becoming a neurosurgeon. This doesn't contribute anything to the thread.
These kind of comments never get less funny.I know this has been said a million times, but I'll say it again. There is no job more consistently lucrative than medicine. I know many people my age, and some older, that have finance major / MBAs. None make more than 150K and none work less than 60 hours a week. Many are unemployed. That being said, I would still go into med if it paid minimum wage and I hope that you would to. However, at this point in time it does not.
There are no gods in the hospital. It takes a team to save a patient.
Although, neurosurgeons do tend to have god complexes, so you may fit right in there.