Gangles.McGee said:
1) you're guarenteed to get a job
2) parental expectations
3) because they have nothing else to do
4)... thats it... Oh, no. They want to be respected, and want to be seen as intelligent.
5) oh and, maybe they've just always wanted to do medicine.
1) atm we dunno that.. because u may not be guarenteed where u want.. there is however work near uluru.. also atm there are more uni places for 2012 than job places for graduates in that yr for australia..
2) frankly when ure an adult.. u live ure life .. not ure parents
3) I suspect lots of med students have better things to do.. than study..
4) oh no lolz... more respect/arrogants = an increase level of lawsuits
5) law dent... etc.. lots of things..
just some food for thought.. i think excelling in a field is good.. and there is so much potential to learn things in medicine.. but it's not a means to an ends... lots of ppl in fact get the undergrad degree and never see a patient for the rest of their lives
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.. they do other things..
the subjects are fine.. just be proficient at english..
Doctors have a very high rate of depression, alcoholism and suicide.. so yeah.. kinda have to be ready for lots of stress or hope ure very easy going =D