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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a sophomore who would like to have a comfortable lifestyle.  He’s a smart kid, who does well in school, who likes a comfortable lifestyle.  He thinks he would be happier with a job he “didn’t hate” that gave him $ to do what he likes on the weekends, than a job he loves with uncertain income, or one with long hours.

He does well in school, math comes easily to him. He’s wondered about careers in data, finance, etc . . . Someone told him patent attorney is a good choice if you want interesting work and a good life style.

Any suggestions for majors and careers that might be a fit? [/quote]

Dentistry. [/quote]

I'll give you a further hint. If you get a dental degree from a particular school that also has a medical school, you have a strong chance of simply being waived into their medical school because they have to graduate maxillofacial surgeons and you are their limited pool to draw from. From then you can go into facial plastic surgery.

Dental school is an under recognized but sure portal to programs for things like craniofacial reconstruction.

And no one from Ivies applies to dental school.[/quote]

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