Whether they choose RE, Law, Medicine, etc.

I am a senior at the University of Texas at Austin, planning on pursuing a career in medicine.

I still need to fix the drywall and paint where the old cabinet left marks, but I've been sidetracked from this project lately.Just recently I removed the hideous mirror and equally hideous medicine cabinet that was recessed in the wall.

My goals are to play the long game with real estate and be able to practice medicine at my pace without the bureaucracy that follows it.

I am also a certified personal trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM).

$100 for a "minor surgery" or would you choose someone that you know has the proper education and has passed licensing to practice medicine?

If you want to go into a specialized field like engineering, law, medicine, then clearly you need a "useful degree".  

I'm also a medicine man. 

Post secondary education, excluding medicine and engineering, is already a complete waste of money, as has already been pointed out in this thread. 

Just food, diapers, and medicines for their disabled son runs around $800.