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I'm currently taking a degree in accntg. if i were to change to medicine, do you think it's possible? some says i should finish my current degree 1st.
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Almost finished?: It depends on how close you are to finishing. It is never bad to have more credentials, ways to earn money, while you pursue what you ultimately want as a career. If you like accounting and are close to finishing, you could major in that and take your pre-medicine courses as well.
Answered 10/23/2017
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