Rosemary Said:

Ok, so im on this website and....?

We Answered:

No. Obstetrics and Gynecology is not a major. Rather, it is a specialty of medicine, which is not chosen until after medical school.

Most who plan on becoming an OB/GYN (or any other medical doctor) major in biology, biochemistry, chemistry, or something similar.

Beth Said:

Which university for me????

We Answered:

This is an area of education that is fairly common and not really specialized. Consider a Uni in your own home state to save you money on tuition.

Vincent Said:

To be a pediatrician or not to be...?

We Answered:

You can have a social life and study, people do it everyday! Nursing school is just as stressful and you will have to spend just as much time studying and away from the social scene. Pursue your dream and prove that the others were wrong because they can't accomplish what you can!

Jerome Said:

Wondering if anyone can relate? History of mental health issues in the South and child-like behavior?

We Answered:

Paraphilic infantilism is a paraphilia characterized by the desire to wear diapers and/or be treated as an infant[1] or toddler. One who engages in infantilistic play is known as an adult baby (AB). About one in three adult babies is also a diaper lover (DL),[2][3] so they are collectively known as AB/DLs.[4] The majority of infantilists are heterosexual males.[5][6]

Paraphilic infantilism and diaper fetishes differ in self-image and the focus of attention. They can coexist in individuals, however, and they have some similarities. Neither includes a sexual preference for children.[1][7] There is no singular, archetypical infantilism, but a range. Some fantasize about being free of guilt, responsibility, or control, whereas others might not. Some act indistinguishably from a baby at times, while others practice in a way that would be unnoticed by passers by on the street. The desires and tastes of infantilists vary around common themes of diapers and babyhood.

Cody Said:

Nurse or pediatrician.....?

We Answered:

hey....I think that you should become a nurse because med school is hard and you have to go for a long time. I would suggest that you look up hospitals in your area and see if they have a (jr) volunteer program....I have just started volunteering and I love it!!! I have learned so much about working in hospitals. I currently volunteer in PCU (progressive care unit) and the nurses there are sooo nice! In my volunteer program you could work in the Pediatic center so you could get 1st hand experience. Mostly nurses work 3 - 12 hour shift days and then rotate for weekends soo you could still have a social life. RN school can range form 3-4 years. After finishing that you could apply at a hospital in the Ped.s center!!


Nursing Schools in FL
http://www.allnursingschools.com/feature…

email me for more info on volunteering

volleyballplayer098@yahoo.com

good luck!!!

Leo Said:

A doctor...?

We Answered:

Medical school is generally 4 years long. Afterwards you enter residency, and depending on your specialty it could be anywhere from 2-10 years. I'm not sure exactly but an OB/GYN is more than 2, but probably less than 10 in residency.
I doubt this is just something you can with just a masters.