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"If MBBS doesn't work", yes, ICAN qualification can allow you begin a good career in the field of Accounting.
I was faced with a similar but not exactly same situation. After my secondary school education, despite being a very sound Science student, I wrote and passed all stages of ATS exams (1 & 2) while waiting for admission to study medicine & surgery in a Nigerian University.
With my ATS I was admitted into HND Accountancy programme. Moved on to apply for direct entry with my HND Accounting certificate. Today, I am a proud holder of AAT, HND Accounting, BSc. Finance and ACA. Having a satisfying career in the field of Accounting.
Be assured that there are lots of routes and opportunities to have a satisfying career in Accounting once you qualify as a Chartered Accountant.
However, may plead that you work hard enough to excel and remain in the field you love most - Medicine.

Thunderbird007:
Good day Nairalanders, I trust you all are having a great day.

I'm facing a pretty challenging dilemma right now, and I'd love your inputs. I'm 19 and I just finished my third year of Microbiology and I'm currently on my SIWES program. Shortly before my sophomore year, my dad encouraged me to begin ICAN by starting ATS, and I finished ATS 3, the final stage of the ICAN preliminaries in September. If things go as planned, I should be done with my ICAN programme shortly after my BSc. degree.

However, I really love Medicine. Its the course I've always wanted. I'm currently on a 2:1 now, a few points shy of a first class. I'm not sure if a second class upper can get me a DE into MBBS. If MBBS doesnt work, can my ICAN qualification allow me to begin a career in accounting or get an MBA even without an Accounting degree? What's my best path to take from here? I don't want to mess this up.
Thank you all in anticipation.

Oh really? Okay then, I will search and give feedback. I thank you.

efeklvn:
I remember seeing 1 or 2 people here saying they used NOUN PGD plus their bsc to claim 1 or 2 degrees. pls search this thread thoroughly.

I see a lot of sense in this opinion you have shared.
If you would not mind, Is Master's Certificate from Open University Acceptable for this EE journey?

efeklvn:
Naija matters, it is well. Three suggestions came to my mind:

1) If you are quite young and determined to go to Canada, start with a teaching job( I'm claiming 2years teaching experience, even though I have a masters in engineering)

2) Further your education (maybe PGD or MSC from open university)

3) Register a business name for your graphic design work, and start keeping meticulous records that you'll use as proof later in your EE journey.

PS- my 2cents!