Is the medical meme worth the money + time?

Go pharma, brah. Don't both pharma and med school require calc 1 and 2 though?

>>1789369
Being an actual physician is way better. Zero unemployment and you make 3x as much

Pharm is a go-nowhere job. You'll max out on pay and responsibility in your first year.

Also, you'll need big math for CS so if you don't like that, stay away.

And being a doctor certainly isn't what it used to be either. Radiology has been outsourced to India in many cases, so I'd stay away from that.

Get into anesthesiology, that's the way to go.

>>1791304
I mean I researched Pharmacy and it's great because there's so many Wallgreens, CVS, Costcos everywhere that I can move wherever they max pay and I can stay employed in another retail or hospital if I get kicked.

Thanks, I guess I won't take CS.
What do you mean being a doctor isn't what it's used to be?
I understand Radiology has been outsourced to India, but many hospitals do not trust or rely on Indian doctors who don't have the same credentials in the US. They are actually looked poorly upon just like programmers / call centers in India.

>>1789378
I can tank Calc 1 and Calc 2 at my community college since the professors are easier there than at Uni where they don't give a damn who you are and there are 100s if not almost 1000 students prof have to deal with on a daily basis.

>>1791220
Being a physician requires me to stay longer for specialty training. Radiology is a specialty.

>>1789369
>asian
>bad at math
Just kill yourself, you bring shame upon your family.

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>>1789369
Would you consider becoming a mortician? It's a respectable career where you can earn as much as a doctor. But you can become one in the U.S. with as little as a couple years in college plus a license and local certification. You could be making good money much sooner and easier without the financial handicap of paying massive debts for med school.

It's probably way less stressful too, your "patients" are dead and you're far less likely to be sued. Job security for morticians is guaranteed in the U.S., the baby boomer population bubble is destined to be dying off this generation.