From: Jonny English (redkidneybeans@gmail.com)
Date: Mon Jan 14 2008 - 23:25:07 ARST
Go to medical school. It looks like you really want to be a Doctor :).
On Jan 14, 2008 7:14 AM, John Curtis Gibson <johncurtis1541@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Many things going on. A woman wrote an essay here
> http://www.mommd.com/40medschool.shtml
>
> You got to read that.
>
> John Curtis
>
> darth router <darklordrouter@gmail.com> wrote: DUDE are you KIDDING!!
>
> Focus on the doctor gig. I doubt there are a lot of CCIEs that break 500k,
> and there are a shitload of doctors that do, and those are freaking
> internists, not neuro surgeons, or heart surgeons. I had a spine procedure
> done, my doc charges 30k per procedure. That's a good hours work :) Then
> again, depending if we elect a democrat, doctors might not be making as
> much money in the coming years :) It's coming time in the USA to start
> regulating the racket.
>
> Bottom line, do what you like, but if your looking for money and prestige,
> be a doc. It's hard to find a good network engineer, but even harder to find
> a good doc. Good docs get rich.
>
> DR
>
> On 1/10/08, John Curtis Gibson <johncurtis1541@yahoo.com> wrote: Biology
> major, 5 classes 11 credits in one semester. I can be on my way to become a
> MD. But I need more money for that. Now I work half time making a quarter of
> what CCIE is worth. It is winter vacation now. I went to see a recruiting
> agent today in Boston. They were confused about my situation. I managed to
> tell them I want to work for a hospital's IT/networking, because that will
> look good in my medical school application. Now I am home and I can't decide
> which way I want to go - becoming a doctor or a network engineer. My title
> right now is software engineer, but I am more like a network engineer. 2
> months before I got the number, my girlfriend dumped me. I used my girl
> friend's last name when I applied for the green card. So, her last name
> became my legal last name. She couldn't stand the stress when all I talked
> about was CCIE lab for more than 2 years spending lots of money and still
> couldn't tell her
> how certain I was about passing the exam. Now, I am 33, and I am a
> college freshman. I got straight A's in science classes. I just went to
> school to withdraw from the university. It is a top 200 school (in the US)
> but given my grade I could transfer to top a 100 school.
>
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