donaldking10:


they are.
but their college of medicine certificates ain't valued outside Ghana.

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

donaldking10:


they are.
but their college of medicine certificates ain't valued outside Ghana.

isgombe:



Yeah i heard that sudan too are doing it. but i don't actually know which of the school.

if you know can u name them?

GODDESSMAX:
There is no harm in studying

kayrichy:
Come on ..I was in the same shoe 5years ago,then I just finished my NYSC..I didn’t think twice before taking my decision to enrolling in a medical school .i graduated a 5year biochemistry course in FUTA.(age 25) then I could recall our lecturers calling us FRUSTRATED MEDICAL DOCTORS because we couldn’t gain admission to study medicine and were dropped to biochemistry...apart from tha passion I always have for medicine..that statement also motivated me and stil took the bold step to studying medicine..I am currently having my clinical rotation and will graduate by Gods Grace April 2020..within the last few years of medical school..I was also able to run my masters in public health(research)during summer holidays in same school..
Fast forward to 2019..I feel so fulfilled and out of 130students that graduated in biochemistry dept
My colleagues are also doing well though but nothing pays better than when you do what your mind pleases..
....Lastly,,don’t think of the financial freedom yet..think of your effort in saving life

Michano22:


Bro, I sent you a mail. I'm in the same scenario, graduated from same school, same course. pls reply

osato45:
You would start from 200l, go for it, i hope you made a second class upper in your first degree. I knew a family man who started at age 35 after his first degree and today he is a medical doctor. So it is never too late to start

Essentialism:
pls dont think twice. i advice u to go for it. i am in my 40s and at 200L

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. Almost half of the class were more than 25 years of year.

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

Quality20:
apply to cool universities like usmanu danfidiyo university Sokoto, u gonna even graduate on time, but I don't know if they take de

MrCool007:
Go for it . I'm a doctor. I had classmates who were in their thirties and married in medical school. I personally know one who supported himself by selling recharge cards and phone accessories, and also married with 2 kids. Nothing is impossible. It's a question of how much and why you want it. You don't want to go through life with regret.

Hahnemann:
wow and I'm just 29, graduate Bmls still feeling reluctant applying for DE because I think I'm old.

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.

MrCool007:
Go for it . I'm a doctor. I had classmates who were in their thirties and married in medical school. I personally know one who supported himself by selling recharge cards and phone accessories, and also married with 2 kids. Nothing is impossible. It's a question of how much and why you want it. You don't want to go through life with regret.