Recent content by bob123

That's a great idea. I don't know how much your high school offers, but where I'm from, it pretty much always ended up being the less intelligent kids that just graduated and left a semester or year earlier. It's certainly not hard to do with correspondence courses and such, so these guys liked...

Well, an MD takes four years, a PharmD takes four years, a physician assistant program takes two years, and so on, so that it takes time isn't really an huge issue. But considering the fact that it's chiropractic, I would recommend taking the time to train to be a masseuse instead. You'd be...

If chiropractic and graduate school are your only two choices, pick the latter. It may or may not land you a higher-paying research job, but it sounds like it's something you really want to do. It looks like you're most attracted to chiropractic for the salary. But is it really worth several...