Marie Miller Goffin believes that the prospects in medicine or as good or better as another field.

"Financial backing" before a woman is established in her career is important.

Luzana Graves emphasizes the importance of settling in the location medical students desire for their permanent home.

Women medical students should not expect to get rich and should have "perfect health."

Ethel S. Gasman advises making connections with hospital staff before senior year internships.

Adequate post-graduate training is essential.

Lois M. Lamb believes that medicine is a definite field for women, whether in general practice or a specialty.

Helen Laverne Miller asserts that "an excellent background in college and premedical courses is most valuable."