RN vs MD

I would like to talk to the advisors at my schol but I don't want them to look at me like I'm nuts ....QUOTE]

You would be nuts to NOT talk to the advisors at your school. That's what they are for and they are a whole lot better option than a bunch of random yahoos on an internet message board.

Definitely go see them and get some help addressing your preferences, priorities and immediate path.

Good luck.

1. Nurse Anesthetists often deal with their patients when they're sedated in an operating room. There is seldom any chance to interact and enjoy the company of your patient;

2. Medical school is a challenge in and of itself and leaves little room to procreate AND do well in your classes, exams, etc. In fact, most doctors I know do not start having children until after medical school when they are residents in a hospital setting. I'm not saying its impossible, but having a child during medical school would just be adding more strain to an already hectic schedule as a medical student;

3. High School/GREs grades need not matter for medical school. Just do extremely well in college/university and ace your MCATs. Medical school heavily look at your numbers when considering an applicant.

I think you should follow your heart and get a medical degree. While it is generally true that RNs are more personable than MDs, that's not always necessarily the case. You can eventually open your own medical practice and interact with many of your patients on your own terms. Anything is possible. Your focus right now, however, should be getting into a university/college and doing your best in school.