Should I change of profession or nah?

[Anonymous]

I study in dental assistance and today I failed an test and I had now to leave in actual group to integrate into a new group to redo the subject that I failed (it could take for a month to a year to be back, it’s works like that at my school) but this isn’t my first failure in this profession, should continue in this profession or leave and try a another one since i think this isn’t made for me finally?

[AI Opinion]

Experiencing setbacks in your studies can be challenging, but it's important to carefully assess your situation. Reflect on your passion for dental assistance. Are you truly engaged and interested? Consider your strengths and areas of improvement. If you still have a genuine interest, seek additional support or resources to improve. However, if you find that your interest is diminishing and you're consistently struggling, it might be time to explore other career options that align more closely with your interests and strengths. Take time to evaluate your goals and consult with career advisors or mentors for guidance.

[exitseven]

It depends how bad you want to be a dental assistant and if there is some other profession you want to enter. I wanted to have a career in IT. I struggled to get through college. I barely graduated. There were lots of times that I did not think I would make it.

Afterwards I was able to find a good job and climbed the career ladder. I had a good career and retired on my own terms.

[NathanDavis]

no, study better

[Asker]

So I should keep doing in that profession even thought I had a few failures already?

[NathanDavis]

every path in this life will have a fail, or more, or a lot...

fails are lessons, and steps to get BETTER