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I majored in Business Administration and Dentistry. I lack in mathmatical analysis ability in my opinion. I took lectures in Introductory Calculus and Statistics. In addition, I worked in the fields which has no relation with financial market after graduation from college. (D.D.S). Can I enter the MS in Financial engineering program? If I can, is there any possibility that I could work in financial market? I am now 30 years old. Instead, is a MBA program suitable for my career?
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QuoteOriginally posted by: ppauperQuoteOriginally posted by: AnthisI guess you dont like stare teeth all day long.so it would seem-- I'd always thought dentistry was a low stress well paid job where you can get away with 3 or 4 days a week.My advice would be to stick with the teeth and play the stock market on the side with the $$$ you make.yeah but, don't they say that Dentists and Air-Traffic controllers are some of the most stressed individuals you could meet? Could be an urban myth of course...
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how can drilling someones tooth be stressful? stressful for the patient maybe.definately true of air traffic controllers though, they should be paid more.mankiw is your first name greg?
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my dentist did an MBA so he could have richer clients
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Dentists have the highest suicidal rate. May be staring at teeth all day long plus chemical vapors mixed to bad breath can drive you nuts.
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i think farmers are pretty high in the suicide stats too