u/Wompyking

Hey guys, I am an OOS high school student interested in going to OSU but can’t afford OOS tuition. I’ve heard of companies like Walmart and Amazon offering 100% tuition coverage, but I don’t believe those companies apply for OSU.

And if there are companies that do, is it worth it? Is it feasible and manageable to fit into your schedule/not take up a large amount of your time? And is it full or part time?

Thanks!

Hey guys! I am a student in high school thinking of pursuing surgery in the future.

I want to become a spine surgeon, specifically help people with nerve related problems (example: sciatica) because I’ve personally dealt with it and know how it feels.

I thought the obvious answer was to pursue neurosurgery, but I don’t have an interest of touching people’s brains.

I’ve also seen neurosurgeon’s life is quite stressful

I see on the internet that both orthopedic and neurosurgeons both work on disc - related and nerve decompression surgeries, yet the only doctors I’ve ever talked to about my problem were neurosurgeons.

My question is, which is the best and less hard field to pursue a career of minimally invasive spine surgery? How much does it matter which route I choose?