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Right, after much consideration, I think I'm going to become a dentist. "Why a dentist?", I hear you ask. Well...
If I do well in my Biology and Chemistry GCSEs this summer, then I will defintely be taking both at A-Level (amongst other things). If I succeed in my A-Levels then I will go to University and study Dentistry (Can someone confirm that you can get a degree in Dentistry for me?).
If and when that course is completed, I've had what I plan to be the best 3 years of my life and I'm £21,000 in debt, I will, most likely, go to the US to work.
This is because in America, there is no NHS or equivalent service, meaning all healthcare is private, which for me is wonderful. Especially as most of 'em are extremely vain and will offer me somewhere in the region of $14,000 for a good job.*
I have heard and worked out (roughly) that I could earn somewhere in the region of £200,000 - £300-000 per annum working simple 9-5 hours 5 days a week.
Future officially planned.
*note: may not take place
If I do well in my Biology and Chemistry GCSEs this summer, then I will defintely be taking both at A-Level (amongst other things). If I succeed in my A-Levels then I will go to University and study Dentistry (Can someone confirm that you can get a degree in Dentistry for me?).
If and when that course is completed, I've had what I plan to be the best 3 years of my life and I'm £21,000 in debt, I will, most likely, go to the US to work.
This is because in America, there is no NHS or equivalent service, meaning all healthcare is private, which for me is wonderful. Especially as most of 'em are extremely vain and will offer me somewhere in the region of $14,000 for a good job.*
I have heard and worked out (roughly) that I could earn somewhere in the region of £200,000 - £300-000 per annum working simple 9-5 hours 5 days a week.
Future officially planned.
*note: may not take place
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Right, after much consideration, I think I'm going to become a dentist. "Why a dentist?", I hear you ask. Well...
If I do well in my Biology and Chemistry GCSEs this summer, then I will defintely be taking both at A-Level (amongst other things). If I succeed in my A-Levels then I will go to University and study Dentistry (Can someone confirm that you can get a degree in Dentistry for me?).
If and when that course is completed, I've had what I plan to be the best 3 years of my life and I'm £21,000 in debt, I will, most likely, go to the US to work.
This is because in America, there is no NHS or equivalent service, meaning all healthcare is private, which for me is wonderful. Especially as most of 'em are extremely vain and will offer me somewhere in the region of $14,000 for a good job.*
I have heard and worked out (roughly) that I could earn somewhere in the region of £200,000 - £300-000 per annum working simple 9-5 hours 5 days a week.
Future officially planned.
*note: may not take place
If I do well in my Biology and Chemistry GCSEs this summer, then I will defintely be taking both at A-Level (amongst other things). If I succeed in my A-Levels then I will go to University and study Dentistry (Can someone confirm that you can get a degree in Dentistry for me?).
If and when that course is completed, I've had what I plan to be the best 3 years of my life and I'm £21,000 in debt, I will, most likely, go to the US to work.
This is because in America, there is no NHS or equivalent service, meaning all healthcare is private, which for me is wonderful. Especially as most of 'em are extremely vain and will offer me somewhere in the region of $14,000 for a good job.*
I have heard and worked out (roughly) that I could earn somewhere in the region of £200,000 - £300-000 per annum working simple 9-5 hours 5 days a week.
Future officially planned.
*note: may not take place
You selfish bas.
AFAIK Dentistry is almost as demanding as Medicine in terms of grades.
Plus, imagine the bad breath.
Plus, imagine the bad breath.
And the course will probably last 5 or 6 years.
Maybe so, but I feel it will be worth it.
Oh, and Cycloon, it's a hard world. Fight for yourself.
Oh, and Cycloon, it's a hard world. Fight for yourself.
Jus' sayin'
I had a quick look and it's AAB+ in A levels, basically.
Not that difficult really as long as you're comfortable with scientific stuff.
I had a quick look and it's AAB+ in A levels, basically.
Not that difficult really as long as you're comfortable with scientific stuff.
Biology and Chemistry A level are very hard, just to warn you.
Im predicted straight A's in my separate sciences at GCSE, so as long as I 'fulfil my potential' I should be ok.
Memorandum! wrote:
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> I had a quick look and it's AAB+ in A levels, basically.
Thanks for checkin' up on that.
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> I had a quick look and it's AAB+ in A levels, basically.
Thanks for checkin' up on that.
*Highly Excitable* wrote:
> Im predicted straight A's in my separate sciences at GCSE, so as long
> as I 'fulfil my potential' I should be ok.
Some people say A levels are a step up from GCSEs but trust me, they're a whole new flight of stairs. For GCSE you can get A's in subjects by revising the night before. Nowhere near it with A levels. And then idiots say they are getting easier.
> Im predicted straight A's in my separate sciences at GCSE, so as long
> as I 'fulfil my potential' I should be ok.
Some people say A levels are a step up from GCSEs but trust me, they're a whole new flight of stairs. For GCSE you can get A's in subjects by revising the night before. Nowhere near it with A levels. And then idiots say they are getting easier.
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