Thread 82819032

Should I go to med school or study electrical engineering? I really can't decide, what's the best way to pick one?

That's a cool looking fox.

electrical engineering and abuse meds

Neither. Seriously, there is no happiness for you down either path.

electrical engineering for sure

>>82819264
>Neither. Seriously, there is no happiness for you down either path.
What's your basis for saying that?

>>82819032 (OP)
Did you pass calc?

>>82819032 (OP)
>electrical engineering
4th year i hated the first 3 years to death and only now did i learn to love it.

The positive is that nobody is studying this shit everyone else is in baseddeving and similar that are 50 times easier,there will always be work for us be it in the government or in the private sector and its jeet free,i am doing side jobs for firms right now even though i am year off form the degree making twice the minimum wage for 6 days of work per month.

However its soul crushing the exams are only close to med school in how difficult they are and there are no women everyone is a incel.

>>82819032 (OP)
whichever one you can graduate faster in

if youre an honest man, doctor, we need more of those

>>82819967
>twice the minimum wage
Isn't that $14.50/hour?

>>82819967
is there any practical element, or is it all theory and diagrams and calculations etc?

>>82819032 (OP)
Go to med school and get paid to cut normies open

EE is way lower cost, but med school gives you far more options and makes you more employable anywhere

>>82820043
the problem with the medical system is the fault of health insurance companies and lobbyists and republican politicians, not doctors. if the system was set up right we wouldn't have 10 cosmetic dermatologists for every 1 general practitioner

>>82820126
So we need 10 GPs and 1 cosmetic dermatologist?

>>82820051
i am not from america

>>82820068
there is everything at mine you are expected to at finish be capable to fill any role in our national energy distributor firm,but it depends what you decide to specialize

>>82819967
>4th year i hated the first 3 years to death and only now did i learn to love it.
did you start taking adderall?

>>82819032 (OP)
personally, i would hate touching people's pustules and fingering their necrotic fat rolls or westling them into mri machines to help keep their reprehensible lives going but the money and stability is better

>>82819032 (OP)
Go med school, getting an EE degree is an endless sausage fest, with terrible foid/moid ratio.
t. EE

>>82820237
yeah, that would be a better ratio

>>82820335
you're thinking of nursing. doctors see the patient for 10 seconds, shine a light in their ear, go "does it hurt when I press this?" and then tell you it's probably nothing but come back in a month if it's still a problem

>>82820693
So being a doctor is better long term? Why don't we have a lot more doctors then?