<p>Go to an undergrad with some merit and major in business.
Go to grad school for MBA
Make lots of money.
Go into Pre Med
Go to med school.
Be a doctor
Get into politics
Become senator/congressman/governor/president.</p>
<p>not many business schools will take you if you don't have work experience. most people will work for a couple years in between undergrad and business school. also, how are you planning on going premed?</p>
<p>Pick either MBA or med-school.</p>
<p>It usually goes the other way, grad schools of business are illed with MDs looking for a career change.</p>
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Go to an undergrad with some merit and major in business.
Go to grad school for MBA
Make lots of money.
Go into Pre Med
Go to med school.
Be a doctor
Get into politics
Become senator/congressman/governor/president.
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<p>Why not just make tons of money and then go into politics and then make even more money. Be the next Clinton/Bush and rake in 50mill+ each year from book deals and $1 million dollar speeches.</p>
<p>I want to be the gobanor of kalyfourna</p>
<p>/me whips out the not plausible stamp</p>
<p>I'm going to rob a bank and be richer than you. Seriously, money is great so you can have a comfortable life, but there are tons of things more important than money.</p>
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I'm going to rob a bank and be richer than you. Seriously, money is great so you can have a comfortable life, but there are tons of things more important than money.
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<p>Why not do the ex-lehman ceoish thing? Pump up the company with cash through subprime loans and then pay yourself 480$mm over 6 years and watch the company crash like a house of cards.</p>
<p>AS someone further down the life path ( I am 50) ... I will give you a dose of reality.... No it is not plausible; (possible I suppose but not plausible) .... more importantly, it is desirable.....</p>
<p>JpNguyen, he stole my idea :(</p>
<p>Why don't you kill two birds with one stone? Do an MD/MBA.</p>