I applied for medicine but I was given engineering and I am afraid of complex maths , physics , drawing etc my strength is in medical bio courses , moreover this is my 4th year out of school so what is your candid advice to me
Thanks in advance

nursing is the best for you,owing to the fact that you are not good at mathematics.Nursing also guarante job security but above all,nursing science ensures your porting outta naija anytime.CHEERS

I don't understand. How did you apply for medicine but got offered engineering?
Isn't it a Nigerian university that jamb subject combination rules don't apply there?
Anyway if your strong point is bio medical sciences,why are you even considering engineering?
The medical field is a very wonderful one.
Your chances of getting a job is far above average, with good pay and high job security, nursing being almost at the very top.
If you don't know maths or physics; you can still study engineering as long as you're prepared to work thrice as hard as everyone else in your first year.
However if you are afraid of those two,then you might as well give nursing one more shot.

Rgade:
I don't understand. How did you apply for medicine but got offered engineering?
Isn't it a Nigerian university that jamb subject combination rules don't apply there?
Anyway if your strong point is bio medical sciences,why are you even considering engineering?
The medical field is a very wonderful one.
Your chances of getting a job is far above average, with good pay and high job security, nursing being almost at the very top.
If you don't know maths or physics; you can still study engineering as long as you're prepared to work thrice as hard as everyone else in your first year.
However if you are afraid of those two,then you might as well give nursing one more shot.

ls my 4th year out of school that's why I'm afraid of rejecting the course I'm not getting any younger

NewJ6322:
ls my 4th year out of school that's why I'm afraid of rejecting the course I'm not getting any younger

You still didn't explain how you application for medicine and got Engineering.
Anyway if you don't want to waste anymore time on admissions (which I recommend); then sure do take up the engineering course, it's equally has wonderful prospects.
But like I said earlier, you must work extra hard in your first year to make up for your maths and physics deficiencies. That's if you want to be an A student though.
If you don't like stress, you can always breeze through the course work and be on your way.

Rgade:

You still didn't explain how you application for medicine and got Engineering.
Anyway if you don't want to waste anymore time on admissions (which I recommend); then sure do take up the engineering course, it's equally has wonderful prospects.
But like I said earlier, you must work extra hard in your first year to make up for your maths and physics deficiencies. That's if you want to be an A student though.
If you don't like stress, you can always breeze through the course work and be on your way.

I'm also confused as you're because I wrote biology instead of maths