Medicine or Veterinary Science: Which is 'harder'?

Career in vet science?
Work in medicine?
:wtf?:

Why do have to be so pedantic about the words I choose? Do you not understand the meaning?

No idea how hard each course is.
But having heard from both Doctors and Vets, apparently being a vet is harder as the animal cannot tell you exactly what hurts, how long for, symptoms, etc.
Prett basic logic really.

Oh for god's sake... My daddy's willy is better than your daddy's willy...

my dad will pound your dad up the arse



joke courtesy of frankie boyle...

What about when a person is unconscious?

Because I like it when people make sense.

A career in vetinary science? Why bother becoming a vet if you want to sit in a lab all day?

What the **** is working in medicine? Nursing, HCAing, physioing? If you want to work 'in medicine' why would you want to be a doctor?

I must say it does make sense, work and career are interchangeable in my expression. In my view, work can be defined as 'the occupation for which you are paid and career as 'the particular occupation for which you are trained'.

Do you speak English as a first language?


No, but doctoring isn't the only career option in 'medicine', so why do you want to do it?

Do you speak English as a first language?

No, but doctoring isn't the only career option in 'medicine', so why do you want to do it?

I must say it does make sense, work and career are interchangeable in my expression. In my view, work can be defined as 'the occupation for which you are paid and career as 'the particular occupation for which you are trained'.