I gave several reasons for going to dental school: great hours (32 hrs. per
week), choose where I want to live, be my own boss, work with people (rather
than computers at a desk), and, of course, earn an income that's in the top
5-8% of all professions. I earned a mechanical engineering degree, but decided
corporate America and working for someone else didn't appeal to me.

You come across as someone that's quite bitter in your career chce. You said
before that the medical profession appealed to you, but you never had the
aptitude in the sciences.