If you claim two qualifying children, the AGI cap is $45,007 for single filers, or $50,597 if married filing jointly. If you claim three or more qualifying children, the AGI cap is $48,340 for single filers, or $53,930 if married filing jointly. Now, the increased credit amounts (tax year 2017): $510 with no qualifying children
My pediatrician will see a patient through the end of college (till about the age of 21). However, most pediatricians would see a patient through high school (till about the age of 18). padresfan222 Â· 8 years ago.
If you want to become a pediatrician, you will need to complete several years of both undergraduate and graduate schooling and then complete a residency in pediatrics. After earning an undergraduate degree, you'll need to attend medical school, which generally takes four years to complete.You can enroll in a program that confers a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.).nce you've completed medical school, you'll begin a residency in pediatrics. Although you'll still be considered a student, you'll also get paid for your work. As a pediatrics resident, you might treat children in hospital nurseries, neonatal intensive care units and pediatric care centers.