Kimberly Said:

What college should i pick? 10 points for best answer?

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Rice, if you're looking for Medical. That's where I want to go.

Ashley Said:

Ivy League Chances....?

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You have a match at Cornell and practically all the ivies.

Francis Said:

How am I going to afford an education for a second career?

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Think of this as part of your medical education, and realize that the tuition is an investment in your future. Unless you plan to practice in a free clinic in a poor area, you can expect to make enough money to pay back the loans in a few years after finishing medical school. This makes it very different from your first degree, because it would have been a big burden to you as an elementary school teacher to have to pay back major loans. You might want to talk to someone in your school's financial aid office to see if there are any scholarships out there for people like you. I would guess not right now, since you are not currently in a degree program, but it is worth a try. Know that almost all professionals go through this; the loans seem insurmountable, but are paid off before you realize it.

Agnes Said:

Which college should i choose? 10 points best answer?

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Yeah, right. More like Last Chance Community College.

Eva Said:

The Steel industry in Western Pennsylvania was simply allowed to fail on its own merits, why can't the same be?

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Do you feel the same way about the banks?

Julian Said:

Careers where advancement is merit-based.?

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If you posess a degree - or any other qualification - then you'll already be in front of of the crowd when it comes to looking for vocations. My friend has a degree and he wasn't certain what direction to go with it, but he discovered some good tips on the site in the resource box below which guided him to decide that he wanted to be a lab assistant. There is lots of assistance on the site regarding other vocations.

Mitchell Said:

What is better for me, becoming a Physician Assistant or a Physician?

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depends on you, if you want to work right away, do the associate, and later obtain your masters degree while working, if you think you can wait, do the others. Also, depends on your lifestyle. for instance, if it were me, i would choose the 3 years, although my competitors have bachelors, i have 6 years of experience. and the reason i would choose it is b/c : i would want to settle down soon and have a family, and work as a PA, while im considered young. but you most likely have others things, like maybe you don't want to settle down, and you've got all the time, or you don't have enough money to cover 8 years and can't get anymore, or whatever else reason. hope i helped! ?