Medical School professor v.s. Radilogist?
I like to become both. I really do. I must choose on.
Please what are the pros and cons of each & which one would you recommend i become?? which takes longer, which is more possible to do.
*Also i'm an America just studying overseas for a while-highschool only. But i'll be back for college.
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There are radiologists who are also medical school professors. You need not choose one or the other at this point. You will not need to choose a medical specialty until you are nearly finished with medical school. By that time you may be interested in something other than radiology. At this point (in high school) you should focus on
1. Developing good study habits and time management skills so that you will be able to get close to a 4.0 in college.
2. Developing the habit of using correct grammar, capitalization, spelling and punctuation. There is a writing section in the MCAT.
3. Getting some volunteer experience in a hospital, nursing home, etc.
4. Reading the "advice to high school students" section of the web sites of the pre-med advisory service at the colleges you might like to attend. See example below.