LSAT and med school

[4DClaw]

It was worth it, because we got the results right away.

[xonkdt]

yah so i guess i will just take the LSAT as planned. Thanks


I would really be happy in either career but i just do not want to have regrets when i grow up...i want to know that i made the choice instead of wondering what if...so while im in school i might as well bust ass and take the pre-reqs (they are interesting as hell anyway).

[Yale College Inferno]

yah so i guess i will just take the LSAT as planned. Thanks


I would really be happy in either career but i just do not want to have regrets when i grow up...i want to know that i made the choice instead of wondering what if...so while im in school i might as well bust ass and take the pre-reqs (they are interesting as hell anyway).

Another option for you:
Can't decide which degree to get? Do them all!

[vsavatar]

I'd have love to have gone to med school, but that would require filling more prerequisites, and roughly 3/4 of the people that apply to medical school will never get in, as opposed to about 1/3 of people who apply to law school.  I love both law and medicine, but law was more in my cards.

[chevelle]

I really wanted to go to Pharmacy School rather than law school. It had so many advantages, lower tuition, easy to get in, better odds of big money at graduation, tons of jobs, regular hours, you can actually call yourself a Dr., respect and all the free drugs and chicks addicted to Ocycodone you could handle.

But alas I suck at math. What’s left for people who suck at math?

Law school. Its costs three times the tuition, its hard to get in, it’s not a real doctrinal program, it’s an over crowded field, lacks respect, hard to make big bucks, and works you to death.

So the moral of this story kiddies is if your good at math go to Pharmacy or Med School, cause if you go to law school you will have to pay for your own drugs and hookers.   

Med school doesn't work you to death?

I plan on always getting my crack and whores for free anyway.