I honestly can't tell if you are being serious here, but I will assume that you are.
First off, the money? Really? With the trends in medicine in the States right now? HELL no, kids... medicine is not the place for someone who is solely interested in money. The amount of effort and sacrifice required over the course of medical school and residency, (which you essentially cannot fathom at this point, or you likely would not have started this thread) will probably make you loathe it even if you actually like medicine at the outset.
Medicine is not worth the effort if you are only out for a good-paying job. Not even close. And let's be honest, if you don't like it now, you will bleeping HATE it during medical school, residency, and practice. It will eat your life.
If you like medicine, then that is fine, you signed on for the deal, and you will basically enjoy your work, and that is just the price you pay. However, if you hate it, you will resent every second. There is no way I would recommend medicine to someone who is not passionate about it. I have known too many people who were on the fence about medicine who either quit, failed out, or told me that they hated their lives during residency and even thereafter. Do it because you love it. No patient deserves to be seen by someone who is only interested in their paycheck, anyway.
If you are only interested in money but want to use that bio degree, go into dentistry (although the same principle applies... who wants a dentist who is only interested in them as a cash cow?). Dentists can start working right out of dental school and they make a very good living. if you specialize it goes up from there, and the hours are much more people-friendly.
If you want to make money in something else, become an actuary. A lot of them make ridiculous amounts of money. Or get that MBA and go into business, kick tail, and become a CEO. Or go into the pharmaceutical industry. All of those are faster, easier, and much less likely to embitter you at the end.
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