Better Chance at getting a job Law vs Med school?

[allreasoned_out]

I think you would have a better chance at finding a job in medicine. It may not be in a big city, but you'd be able to find work.

 

[Niggersauce]

Med has alot more branches you can move through, so no matter what you will find more stability in having a medical background or degree. With law if you wanna make really good money you gotta be a beast else you are going to be working someones desk.

 

[Niggersauce]

id tell them to go into whichever of the 2 they feel they would enjoy the most NOT for the rewards but for the journey (cuz lets face it like everything else they require a lot of work & if some1 isnt willing to do that but wants the rewards those careers provide they wont last a year) but if i had to choose b/w the 2 id tell them to go into medicine. simple as that.

if u suck at math & science then go find a tutor, buy some books & sit down and strengthen those skills. I hate wen ppl are always looking for the easy way out of shit. if u really want to be what u desire then u should have nooo problem tryna work towards it and doing w/e it takes. uve got immigrants from asia who cant speak a word of english who come to North America but will put in the amount of work, time & ambition to get amazing grades & move from point A to point B and they wont complain either.

C'mon young man you dropping too much knowledge on these ignroant lazy americans.

 

[tru_m.a.c]

how is this even a thread???

you have a job in health care as a doctor/nurse its a guaranteed job. Guaranteed. Anywhere.

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[ricanprince]

medical duh

 

[arbitration]

Medical, and its not even close.

 

[not this again!]

Medical, and its not even close.

^^^^^^^^

Truth. Law is too influenced by the state of the economy. I know a couple of people who recently graduated from law school and can't find jobs because a lot of firms are downsizing.

 

[#1 pick]

Medical but if you know someone, then law.