career choices

[Tigra00]

Anyone asking people the question, "What should I be, a plastic surgeon, or a computer technician?" is never going to be the former.

 

 

 

Prestigeous careers are reserved for the elite who knew that's what they wanted to do their whole lives. By elite, I don't necessarily mean rich kids, but elite-minded aswell. Most of us don't know what the hell we're doing until we're forced to make a choice...Most doctors knew they wanted to be doctors from day 1 and worked hard at that.

 

 

 

If you want to be a surgeon, prepare to dedicate 12 years to college, and study biology and chemistry now because it's all you're going to be doing then, too.

 

 

 

Have fun?

[yomom1919]

Anyone asking people the question, "What should I be, a plastic surgeon, or a computer technician?" is never going to be the former.

 

 

 

Prestigeous careers are reserved for the elite who knew that's what they wanted to do their whole lives. By elite, I don't necessarily mean rich kids, but elite-minded aswell. Most of us don't know what the hell we're doing until we're forced to make a choice...Most doctors knew they wanted to be doctors from day 1 and worked hard at that.

 

 

 

If you want to be a surgeon, prepare to dedicate 12 years to college, and study biology and chemistry now because it's all you're going to be doing then, too.

 

 

 

Have fun?

 

 

 

Which is why I told him it depends on how far he actually wants to go in life. I guess if hes pondering between being a comp tech or a plastic surgeon, I should have assumed that he wasn't being too serious about the latter.

[doomy]

I'd work out the salaries possible, and how much you'd like that profession, work out which is best for you, and choose it.