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I would NOT base my career choice on feedback from the internet for many reasons, one of them being many times no matter what profession, they come on there to vent about the day they HAD.. KEYWORD being HAD in any profession you will good days and bad. People mostly post about the bad day's they had work rarely will you hear "I had a great day" here's what happened. Do what's best for you and not someone on the internet who claims to do the job and tells you it wont be right for you.
I graduated with a biology degree 2 or 3 years ago, thinking about applying to some health careers. My stats aren't the best, around 3.08 cumulative gpa and a 2.7 science gpa. Alot of the main common advice I get for whatever program I want to go in says I need to do a masters program, I need to go through more schooling, my stats aren't good enough etc... What program can I realistically get into and make a decent living?
It would be hard tome getting into medical school with a C average in science. Maybe you could improve on that in a science master's program. If you cannot commit to 10 hour workdays, six days a week, then you end up one of them who thinks wealthy persons do not pay their share. You forget they worked hard for having a better life.
Join the Air Force or Navy and become a medical corpsman. They will train you, give you a life, and expose you to the medical field to see if it's right for you. Meanwhile travel the world and grow as a person into what you want to do next.
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