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Reply 5621
Original post by dinrah04
You can be a dentist and then proceed to be a Oral Pathologist or a Vet and then go on to be a Veterinary Pathologist


You can, but I want the whole autopsy if I go for it :tongue:
Original post by iLOVEmusic1234
It's cool I guess :frown: *shrugs* What shows are you into?
There should be :biggrin: :woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::woo::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings::wings:


Aww :frown: Umm Im into MERLIN!!! :woo: :woo: And doctor who! And Umm I dunno Apprentice Master Chef etc. Hbu??? :biggrin:
Im gonna go check if there is :wink: If not Ill make one :biggrin: :woo:

P.s. dont do too much emoticons because then youll get a warning and it could also cause the closure of this thread :colondollar: :wink: :tongue:
Sorry :colondollar:
Original post by chloe--
That didn't put me off :tongue: All the training (and somehow having to find funding for the fifth year) is what is putting me off.


Aaah, but it'll be worth it if you did!

Original post by MangoFreak
But architects don't do the engineering! Engineers do! :lol:


Why have architects when you have architectural engineers? :s-smilie: and if you have your B/A grade at GCSE and no AS it seems you take maths classes anyway...

And it's highly desirable not essential :tongue:
Original post by foreverstrong_97
Woooooow! 12 Years!!! :eek: Youll be like 30!!! :biggrin:


I thought it was quite commonplace to specialise in something though, I always wanted to be a GP personally. What will you be?
Yes, but, as I've said, I have heard from ARCHITECTURAL STUDENTS :lol: that they generally just have a rudimentary understanding of what can and cannot be done, mostly using rules of thumb :biggrin:
Original post by dinrah04
I thought it was quite commonplace to specialise in something though, I always wanted to be a GP personally. What will you be?


Yeah true :wink: Oooh a GP I wouldnt want to be that personal opinion but yeah go for it...and it is good as you get to choose your own working hours :smile:...I want to become a Ear nose and throat specialist ....dont ask why its best not to or Ill give you my life story :rolleyes:
Original post by MangoFreak
Yes, but, as I've said, I have heard from ARCHITECTURAL STUDENTS :lol: that they generally just have a rudimentary understanding of what can and cannot be done, mostly using rules of thumb :biggrin:


Well it's stupid... I mean what if they designed a building that leans too much :tongue: and then they'd have people who have to design it correctly... Which is why I think there should only be architectural engineers... (to be honest I thought architectural engineers were architects so that's the advice I was giving)
Reply 5629
Original post by foreverstrong_97
Woooooow! 12 Years!!! :eek: Youll be like 30!!! :biggrin:


Yep! :tongue:

Original post by shadab786ahmed
Aaah, but it'll be worth it if you did!


It so would!

Computer science vs Pathologist is hard though. Maths, F.Maths, Physics and Computing or Biology, Chemistry, Maths and something else...

There's also a far better chance of getting into Downing at Cambridge if I do Computer Science. Applicants : places is 5:2 in CS, and it's 113:16 in Medicine :eek:
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:biggrin: I dont care about the warning points I just didnt want to see this thread closed because then that would be unfair on you lot :colondollar:
Original post by chloe--
Yep! :tongue:



It so would!

Computer science vs Pathologist is hard though. Maths, F.Maths, Physics and Computing or Biology, Chemistry, Maths and something else...


Maths, F.Maths, Biology and Chemistry? You could go into both... And you could fit a computing AS in.. :smile: even an A2 if you understand it all now :biggrin:
Original post by chloe--
Yep! :tongue:



It so would!

Computer science vs Pathologist is hard though. Maths, F.Maths, Physics and Computing or Biology, Chemistry, Maths and something else...


That would be weird you know but yeah its a total advantage in your future life :wink:...that sounds weird but yeah :biggrin:
Original post by foreverstrong_97
Yeah true :wink: Oooh a GP I wouldnt want to be that personal opinion but yeah go for it...and it is good as you get to choose your own working hours :smile:...I want to become a Ear nose and throat specialist ....dont ask why its best not to or Ill give you my life story :rolleyes:


I've never actually been to the hospital except for surgery and random stuff when I was quite young, so I never really had any inspirational moments really for many hospital specialities.
My mum's a nurse and she always went on about what the GP did, which kind of got me into the idea.
Hmmm... I can't wait till sixth form... *sigh*
Reply 5635
Original post by shadab786ahmed
Maths, F.Maths, Biology and Chemistry? You could go into both... And you could fit a computing AS in.. :smile: even an A2 if you understand it all now :biggrin:


I could try :tongue: But I'd have to do all the work experience for Medicine alongside it.

Original post by foreverstrong_97
That would be weird you know but yeah its a total advantage in your future life :wink:...that sounds weird but yeah :biggrin:


Ahahah, it is :tongue:
Original post by dinrah04
I've never actually been to the hospital except for surgery and random stuff when I was quite young, so I never really had any inspirational moments really for many hospital specialities.
My mum's a nurse and she always went on about what the GP did, which kind of got me into the idea.


Your Lucky! :yep: I practically know my hospital so well I go there every 3 months :colondollar: Ive had like 9 opperations and been in hospital so many times....I was gonna die when I was born to weak to ill :colondollar: :frown: ....BUT I SURVIVED! :yep: Im a don like that :wink:

Ooooh thats good :yep: My mum is a midday assistant at a primary school :facepalm:
Original post by chloe--
I could try :tongue: But I'd have to do all the work experience for Medicine alongside it.

Oh yeah :s-smilie: forgot about that... You could always volunteer in care homes in the holidays and take some revision guides with you :biggrin: some old people would.enjoy that :tongue:



Exactly! Grr! Architects shouldn't exist... Architectural Engineers design realistically and carry it out :angry:
Original post by shadab786ahmed
Hmmm... I can't wait till sixth form... *sigh*


Same omg, I need to start counting down the days. And I can't for next years massive holiday.
Original post by chloe--
I could try :tongue: But I'd have to do all the work experience for Medicine alongside it.



Ahahah, it is :tongue:


LOL! Yep but then wouldnt it be hard for you to do both work experiences in college/sixth form? :s-smilie:

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