I thought you said you didn't like algebra and geometry?I mean the math isn't hard
Math is not a problem.I know to solve most of it but not all.I thought you said you didn't like algebra and geometry?
No, the Career Guidance forum is appropriate for this kind of question. I just think your previous thread where it appeared you really wanted to stay away from technical subjects and careers has put off the folks who normally respond to this type of question.Is this the wrong place to talk about this?
You may have a chance here. Undergraduate degree objective in Physics could be the preparation to put you in the direction of optician or something. Later, do you want to work in health & treatment? Or do you want to work with fitting people for lenses and frames?I didn't studied a lot about lasers and devices for optics other than lenses in high school.Do I stand a chance here?I mean the math isn't hard but I'm not sure if it is a competitive field.Is it worth it?I don't do it for the money and I will do this for experience.
I hope you can share your opinions about this career.
No. The training for an optometrist is very different from the training a medical doctor goes through.Is there a chance of promotion if you want to become a doctor?
As @Mark44 says, they are very different...Is there a chance of promotion if you want to become a doctor?I mean I never had a chemistry lab in high school and school and I learned so little.
Difference between an Ophthalmologist, Optometrist and Optician