iammo:


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go to philipines and study medcine(its cheaper and faster), then strugule and smugle your self to america where your services are needed , the honest truth is doctors to patient ratio statistics shows that no matter how old a doctor is, he would still get a job

Plus, Adults learn better in universities than teenagers, especially when you are paying the tuition from your own pocket, you would want to enjoy all the value of your money in a classes

lade007:


If you have about 3000dollars per year you can study in Romania. After your study you can work in any EU country. Thank me later

post=83674134:
@ 25, you are still very young to study medicine in school.

We went to school many years ago with a 39 year old man what was in 100 Level studying medicine.

He his doing very very well now as a full time medical Doctor.

Chase your dream.

If you can dream it, you can achieve it.

All the very best for the future.

isgombe:
Good afternoon my people.
I am currently 25years old and have A BSc. degree in physiology. I have passion for medicine an i wanted to re-apply, though the school that i want (is in my state) is partially accredited by MDCN, but they have final year student.

The reason i wanted to apply for the school is that i need to open a shop that i can be running my business and also.

Please I need your view considering my age? is it okay for me to start all over again from 100level or should i apply for DE in different state?

Thank you.

isgombe:
Good afternoon my people.
I am currently 25years old and have A BSc. degree in physiology. I have passion for medicine an i wanted to re-apply, though the school that i want (is in my state) is partially accredited by MDCN, but they have final year student.

The reason i wanted to apply for the school is that i need to open a shop that i can be running my business and also.

Please I need your view considering my age? is it okay for me to start all over again from 100level or should i apply for DE in different state?

Thank you.

isgombe:
Thanks.

i need more suggestion please

noblealuu:
Go for it but start a biz, number of Drs out there are jobless already and resorting to quackery to make ends meet

NNEWIsuper:
Let me advice you as a medical doctor, there is nothing wrong with you aspiring to go for mbbs through DE considering you're just 25. In my school then at unn almost half of my class where DE candidates or those who have been in one department or the other and only about 30% of us were pure freshers from secondary school.

here is the catch; never ever try to run business along with medicine, I mean never , it's stressful on its own and time consuming to study medicine let alone of combining it with business. Secondly never try to run the program in a partially accredited institution which is most likely going to be a state university. If you can abide by the two submissions above, as a physiology graduate you should be able to do your program and finish in time from a federal university

ornicus:


What is your passion for medicine? Do you want to help people, or do you just want the doctor status?

kunleweb:
Go for it

iCauseTrouble:
Bro. I won't lie to you. Focus on ur business and grow it as if you are studying Medicine. Within the 6 years it will take you to acquire a MBBS certificate, you could have gathered enough money to build a hospital and employ doctors

iCauseTrouble:
Bro. I won't lie to you. Focus on ur business and grow it as if you are studying Medicine. Within the 6 years it will take you to acquire a MBBS certificate, you could have gathered enough money to build a hospital and employ doctors

maasoap:


I was used to hearing this sentimental question a lot!
In Nigeria and elsewhere, people have different reasons for studying medicine: to help people, to be called medical doctor, i.e. tittle, to escape poverty as a result of good pay. One just need a motivation to go into it. "I want to help people", biggest lie of all

isgombe:



why?

The school has been running mbbs program for more than 9years now but they never graduate any set.

what am thinking is that in the next 2 to 3 years they will start graduating students

olatunyemi:
I am in OP shoe currently, may I know schools that take DE for MBSS, I have a very strong 2.1, very close to first class

Mandeyy:
OP, go for medicine if it's truly your dream. You'll regret it in 6 years if you don't pursue your dream. I'm talking out of experience. So many people discouraged me from studying medicine, that I should rather do a master's degree programme plus business. After 6 years, I realized I had not achieved my dream. My heart was filled with sadness. Within that 6 years, I saw my former coursemates who pursued their dream of being medical doctors immediately after our first degree, graduate and are now doing well. Undeterred, I went back to medical school. So, pursue your dream, original poster. You'll be glad you did.