What are some really great math jobs?

What health related jobs require little to no math at all?

• i REALLY REALLY want to be a doctor (until recently that i found out we need alot of math and chemistry/physics).i'm not good at math and will never be, considering im going to ...show more

• Answer:

  Hello there, Don't give up on being a doctor because you feel you don't understand math. From what you said you seem to be in high school. I passed math with a C in highschool and graduated with a 2.0. I am in medical school now and I am doing fantastic, I got in with a 4.0 and a 39 MCAT. Once you get to college even if you're in under college level math you should keep at it. I would do the entire math book worth of questions. Just know that being a doctor you don't ever use calculus 2, physics 2, etc. The reason it's best to have it is because it makes you a critical thinker and a striver. So don't give up, If you want help with math feel free to e-mail me and I can help you. If you really want to be a doctor you will be one. Never say you'll be bad, math is like a language, it takes lots of time and dedication to learn. I honestly believe you'll be fine. I started college and couldn't even do a fraction. I hope this helps.. Stephen If you're looking for any degree in college you'll need to take algebra.. thats just for an AA. If you want to be in the medical field and proceed with a career you'll need math.. if you don't mind being a nursing assistant or something then thats just always a way. But in ANY career you will need to take a math, doesn't matter what it is, in college math is a requirement. College algebra, statistics for all Bachelors in the medical field. If you want to go higher your math will go higher. So think on it.