I like to read some vet school student blogs and recently one of the girls was talking about how her friends switched from vet school to med school to become a neuro surgeon.
If I decided to be a doctor instead of a vet, what kind should I be?
Like the veterinary program, the Army would pay for 100% of tuition plus a $2k month stipend and food/housing allowance. An added plus is the $20k sign on bonus. That sounds fun, pay for all my undergrad in one fell swoop. This would be a seriously good thing; I hate debt, and I tend to worry about money.
Not like I'm the only person who worries about money.
I wouldn't mind having a little family practice, non emergency kind a place where the appointment times were a bit longer and I could get to know my patients.
I asked Sean what he thinks. Like always, he says he'll support whatever I choose to do.
I love animals, I want to help them more than anything. I'm pretty sure I'll stick with vet, but I'm not going to shut off any opportunity that opens up. It's a great big world out there, we have to be open to the possibilities.
Jeremiah 29:11
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you. Plans to give you a hope and a future."
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