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Reply 980

gymbound

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Original post by zhang-liao

6 coming up? What exam board are you doing?

Yepp....edexcel :smile:

Reply 981

Grooves

Original post by zaihh

grooovayyyyyyyyyy :d

Zeeeeeeeee :biggrin:

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Original post by TheBBQ

Two years is not a long time, you'll make it. Do your best and you'll be fine. You've made it a lot further than most people, most get rejected from med altogether.

For me, It gettings all a bit tedious, I've been in this degree for four years now and I still have two more to go. Whist all my mates have graduated & are earning, i'm still that bum at home. I'll be graduating at the age of 25-26 & thats when I can start my life.I mean it's all I ever wanted to do, but sometimes I just forget the purpose of it all.

Reply 984

TheBBQ

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Original post by Lil08

For me, It gettings all a bit tedious, I've been in this degree for four years now and I still have two more to go. Whist all my mates have graduated & are earning, i'm still that bum at home. I'll be graduating at the age of 25-26 & thats when I can start my life.I mean it's all I ever wanted to do, but sometimes I just forget the purpose of it all.

I kinda get where you are coming from, I'll be starting uni at almost 22 so I'll be graduating when I'm around 25 too. Most people from school have graduated this year and I'm just about to start :s-smilie:

They might have a few years ahead of you but you'll have a way more satisfying career than them, and a much more respected one too. Not to mention you can be earning very high in your career too to make up for it.

I only wish I was good enough for med :biggrin:

Reply 985

Lil08

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Original post by TheBBQ

I kinda get where you are coming from, I'll be starting uni at almost 22 so I'll be graduating when I'm around 25 too. Most people from school have graduated this year and I'm just about to start :s-smilie:

They might have a few years ahead of you but you'll have a way more satisfying career than them, and a much more respected one too. Not to mention you can be earning very high in your career too to make up for it.

I only wish I was good enough for med :biggrin:

I wasn't good enough for medicine, not in England but that didn't stop me. :smile:

There's nothing that drives you in any degree, medicine or surfing, but the enthusian and passion. I've seen a lot of people drop out, not because they weren't acedemically able but because they couldn't have the patience, real enthusiam and passion. The nature of my course is certainly a factor too. I just need to practice medicine more, as opposed to read. I have 8 exams over the course of a month, many of them written asking for obscure facts. This just takes the fun out of it for me. :mad:

Reply 986

gymbound

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Original post by zhang-liao

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How was English?! :biggrin:

Reply 987

BlindingLight

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Original post by Straight up G

Oh he's always boasting about some med student girl he's got on the whip in some foreign country, I just clocked it's you :smile:

Chatting **** again?

Reply 988

Lil08

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Original post by de_monies

X

Rememeber that favour I asked? Well, I'd like to be permanently banned please. :smile:

Reply 989

Feraligatr

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Original post by ZaiHh

How was English?! :biggrin:

Was ok, had to rush though, I was doing AQA.
What board did you do and how was the exam?

Reply 990

gymbound

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Original post by zhang-liao

Was ok, had to rush though, I was doing AQA.
What board did you do and how was the exam?

I was doing AQA too!
The exam was okay i think...There just wasnt enough time! :eek:

Reply 991

Feraligatr

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Original post by ZaiHh

I was doing AQA too!
The exam was okay i think...There just wasnt enough time! :eek:

I know, I just about finished on time, wasn't happy with my question 3 and 4 though, couldn't write as much because of time

Hello.

Original post by Lil08

I wasn't good enough for medicine, not in England but that didn't stop me. :smile:

There's nothing that drives you in any degree, medicine or surfing, but the enthusian and passion. I've seen a lot of people drop out, not because they weren't acedemically able but because they couldn't have the patience, real enthusiam and passion. The nature of my course is certainly a factor too. I just need to practice medicine more, as opposed to read. I have 8 exams over the course of a month, many of them written asking for obscure facts. This just takes the fun out of it for me. :mad:

A med degree is a med degree, it's just too much competition and it's getting worse and harder for people to get in.

I'm sure you will succeed but medicine is medicine, there's bound to be bits that you don't like. Exams are something that most people don't like but they have to be done.. if your desire to become a doctor or a specialist of some sort, or whatever area you want to get into is strong enough, I'm sure you will get the motivation to do well, and it will all be worth it :smile:

I find some bits of A-levels annoying enough :tongue: