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golubb - You said about something about people working in med school. Do you know people who are in med school and suceeding while having a job. Personally I don't know any med student who works, or worked when they were a med student, you don't exactly have a lot of time to work and study.
"We all know that the last 3 years in residency pays at the poverty line, so you don't make any money but you don't lose either. "
Could you please explain this because this has me confused. Because the last 3 years of residency for something like Gen Surg pays more then the first two year, and it pays above the povery line. Some residencies are only 3 years, so its not exactly the last 3 years, unless you consider residency part of medical school which is something new to me.
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