Survey: Should I take Medicine?

[adele123]

Originally Posted by marczeman

Less than that actually if you have a local degree. Unless you're at an OnG company...

oops, of course depends on the industry and company. those in penang can offer 3k (was told the likes of motorola, intel can get that figure as fresh grad, local degree). then again... engineering is too big of a field

O&G can easily go >3k or even up to 4k. but then again, how many O&G companies are there (i can only think of 3), and how many engineering students are there graduating every year.

[pyramid]

the university i studied in is still very new in MD course(not mbbs). We are the second batch of students(so we only have seniors which are in year2). But i think the quality is okay since segi college and imu all take times to gain popularity--so will be my uni i think every occupation has its difficulties and is competitive.I believe the math or physics in engineering will get a lot harder too,just like the anatomy in medicine.

I dont know what kind of stress level i can handle. during my upsr,pmr and spm times i never matter about it so much (so i dont have stress i think?). However just thinking medicine or engineering makes my hair dropped a lot...i'm a girl so i'm quite concerned about this
emm,@youngyew.i'm not sure what does 'bad with people' mean? does it mean poor in communication?i'm quite shy and am quiet usually (so i'm a good listener,haha) and dont know how to express my opinions (give me a lot of headache). but this gotta be changed when i'm out for work,i shall try my best to be a little more talkative from now onwards.

i think maybe i just need to stick with medicine since i have got the offer already. UTP engineering still needs to be interviewed before getting accepted (a bird in hands is better than two birds in the bush... ) besides, usually engineering is for boys,most girls choose to study in medical fields.
thank you very much for all your helps everyone~!