Studying University Abroad- in North Sudan, Africa??

Hello,
I want to study Dentistry at university.

I'd rather get straight into what I want to study than waste another year doing A2.

I find the tuition fees in the UK ridiculous. I don't want to be in debt when I leave university. It's £5000 a year (where you pay yourself per year- not a loan like in the UK) in the private university and I know people- although not dentistry, but studied medicine- and are now qualified doctors in the UK.

At the end of the day its if you learn the information and get the qualification (and it's the same here -BDS Dentistry) right? Or do you think university status counts?]

ALSO, any Sudanese people have opinions or know people who go to the University of Medical Sciences and Technology /Mamoun Hemeida
-In Khartoum

This must be a joke
9k a year for a course like dentistry is 100% worth it.
You will have to work in North Africa for a while before being able to work in the UK. Its unlikely to get a VT placement from an EU university never mind a university in North Africa.
If you're not willing to take a gap year to get into dentistry you're probably not motivated enough. Its blunt but honestly I find this ridiculous

This information is based on opinion?!

I can get a placement. I can get a job here after as the qualification is the same so I will not have to take the same tests an abroad graduate will have to take...Bearing in mind I KNOW people who've come back and worked (in medicine-though I assume it'll be similar for dentistry)

If you think £9000 is "100 percent worth it" then you're a prime example of the government having successfully indoctrinated people into paying TOO much for education. It's so much more cheaper in countries that have much better educational services. It used to be £3000 and they didn't raise it for the quality of the courses or for the courses of great respect or difficulty, it was for financial reasons...and greed.

And you can tell me that I'm not motivated when I'm (hopefully) studying the course and being laid back about it. The main reason I want to go is that I don't see the reason in having a whole year of stress (A2) just for getting accepted when I can take that stress for a bigger outcome- while studying the topics in dentistry.

Although thank you for your opinion And no I don't think yours "is a joke"

You'll have to sit and pass the ORE exam which is difficult, expensive and has a waiting list. Plus you'll have British graduates who will have had better training than you competing for jobs. Sudan is a very poor country.
To be honest it's not worth the time or effort..either get in here or pick another career.

The ORE exam is if you didn't do the BDS qualification- this uni does it so I don't need to take the exam

This information is based on opinion?!

I can get a placement. I can get a job here after as the qualification is the same so I will not have to take the same tests an abroad graduate will have to take...Bearing in mind I KNOW people who've come back and worked (in medicine-though I assume it'll be similar for dentistry)

If you think £9000 is "100 percent worth it" then you're a prime example of the government having successfully indoctrinated people into paying TOO much for education. It's so much more cheaper in countries that have much better educational services. It used to be £3000 and they didn't raise it for the quality of the courses or for the courses of great respect or difficulty, it was for financial reasons...and greed.

And you can tell me that I'm not motivated when I'm (hopefully) studying the course and being laid back about it. The main reason I want to go is that I don't see the reason in having a whole year of stress (A2) just for getting accepted when I can take that stress for a bigger outcome- while studying the topics in dentistry.

Although thank you for your opinion And no I don't think yours "is a joke"

This is not based on opinion.
Do you even know what a VT place is?
To work in the NHS you have to complete a VT year. EVEN if you pass the ORE exam you are very unlikely to get a VT place - it was easier before but going to be virtually impossible now due to the government giving VT place priority to UK grads and THEN Eu grads- never mind those outside of the EU.

Have you seen how much it costs to do dentistry in america? The reason why is third world countries such as SUDAN dentistry is a lot cheaper to study for is because it is a much poorer country there. Imagine what the average wage is there? How incredibly ignorant are you?

The ORE exam is if you didn't do the BDS qualification- this uni does it so I don't need to take the exam

You'll have to sit and pass the ORE exam which is difficult, expensive and has a waiting list. Plus you'll have British graduates who will have had better training than you competing for jobs. Sudan is a very poor country.
To be honest it's not worth the time or effort..either get in here or pick another career.

No I'm actually serious about this. But you've actually opened my eyes and mind, so thanks, I appreciate it.