what do u feel about studying medicine?
603140
Smooth seas never make a skillfull sailor.
800578
well, i've just chosen my subjects. I'm doing business studies, french and history.\nScience is a core subject- so this will cover your aim to have a job in medicene- however, there may be an option for separate sciences, which is all 3 sciences covered (chemistry, biology and physics). You may want to opt for this as biology will be a key thing for your studies in medecine - especially human biology, which you can later study at AS and A level as a separate subject. \nIf your dream is really to be an artist - then take art, but don't think about how much you'll earn, it's what you want to do, what you enjoy! \nLanguages are key for a job later in life- you're more likely to get a job with these types of qualifications. So French or German should be one of your choices.\n\nSo you could do Art, French/German and perhaps History/Geography\nThese are a good mix of subjects and are very popluar at my school. I don't know how your science system works- so that may take up one of your options - I don't know! But don't worry about your future too much, just enjoy what you're doing at the moment. Howver, I can't really talk, because I did choose business studies for a possible career later in life. See, I want to be an accountant or something like that!\nGood luck! :)
314285
If your old enough to study anatomy in that kind of detail you're also old enough to pick up your textbook and figure it out yourself.  If you're a med student I feel sorry for your future patients.
1008689
I'm 12 too!  Anyways...  down to business.  medical puts a lot of stress on you.  sometimes if u don't perform an operation right, and the patient dies....well... and if you prescribe someone the wrong medicine...uh oh..  Forensics (csi stuff) is a good choice.  I myself want to  be a forensic scientist when I grow up.  Forensics is the study of crimes and how they happen.  You mostly deal with dead people.  Not many live ones to worry about!  Zoology might be a tad boring...  and physcology..I really dunno.  What you wanna be when u grow up is up to you!
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Well, it depends on what  you really like, and what you want to do after graduation, I am a biomedical engineer, and I can tell you anything you want about it, I mean if you like to work in health care facilities then go for the biomed, otherwise don't take it!
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you will need to go to med school for like 10 yrs first..and you have to get really good grades..come on, you'd be dealing with peoples lives!! It's very intense studing..you think you're up for it??
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if you think that you are capable to handle medical school then you should go for it. its a worthwhile job becasue you save people and get paid a lot. nursing is alright but if you know you have the potential of becoming a doctor just do it, yeah it may take years but the outcome it worth it. others might disagree with me but i know someone in medical school and they love it there.
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i like science..\ni wanna be a nurse coz i think that makes money
655101
yes, both tough and expensive. almost like med school. but good after u finish
603708
It matters what interests you.  Me, personally, the brain interests me, so I would like to be in the field of neurology.  I know two other people who would rather go into pharmacy and cardiology, but that was their choices, and not mine.
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at the end of high school, I asked myself: "wow very wonderful all those general knowledge (sincere consideration) but ... how do I complete a cheque?"\n\n\nat the end of university (and had to look myself for it, very hard, having not much time), I asked myself "who am I?, what kind of job fits with my heart?, what do those sciences explain?, what does my degree mean?, what kind of society are we living in?, what and how can I contribute?\n\nI would have appreciated:\n\n- science phylopsophy included in the curriculum:\n\nso to warn not to narrow down the way you view the world and life; positive western sciences are rational limited explanations of how's with each one of them having its own logic and method; they do certainly not give answers on the why's and need therefore to be situated towards other disciplines like life considerations (religions, philosophies e.g.), culture, sociology, politics, ...\n\n- courses of learning to learn & of learning to search and select information & learning what you as an adult and your degree/job mean in society (which law, services, ....)\n\nI discovered in a more systematic way all that afterwards, feeling then not too much alone with my feelings and opinions while in my job\nI consider myself blessed by those discoveries and conscious of the benefits those would bring to others if they had the opportunity (time) to do them too;\nit is a hard way, the other way for fresh students, certainly in today's context of more and more liberalism, individualism and financial strains\n\n\nI must say I appreciated a lot a course of biology, while studying electromechanics, studying the human body so to understand how you can cope with stress, food, ... i.e. keep your health\n\n(and otherwise I cannot complain about my education)
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If your mind is not set on doing medicine than please dont do it(here instead of heart  I have used mind because to study you need mind & not the heart).The motive of this profession is to save people's life and if you r not completely in it than you cannot do justice to your practice(i.e.not work a doctor never works).
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Uni? What is your studies?
197539
Law - but I'm biased, I'm an attorney.  But, if I could go to school for the rest of my life - I would love to study literature or medicine.
678214
First of all, where is your home country?\nSecond, what do you mean by majoring "medicine"? Are you talking about a pharmaceutic major?\nNeed to be more specific with your question.
689861
Getting into medical school is a big risk. Many students do the pre-med studies and then can't get into medical school. They have to change directions in their education\n\nEngineering is surer. If you are smart enough for medical school you should be able to handle engineering.\n\nI considered the same two choices and opted for engineering. I have never regretted it.
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No, I feel thankful that medical science has the ability to help my life improve.