I'm more than just a number - Story of a french med student who failed and raised up

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@FrenchUnicorn thank you for tagging me! I very interesting read as usual I can see what you mean about working so hard and then not knowing what to do in the holidays. I am looking forward to your next post!

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I'm glad you're in a great mood Licorne!
That was another fantastic post and you wrote it really well. It kept me really interested the whole way through, as your other posts have done. Just so you know, I was not laughing when you were talking about discovering life again - I understand what you mean.

Awww thank youuu !! Hope you're good as well

Thanks again for correcting, I'm glad I did only 2 mistakes !! I'll edit right now

Aww @FrenchUnicorn thank you so much for tagging me. As usual, this tugged on my heart strings and I just feel like giving you a hug.

@FrenchUnicorn As usual it is amazing

You're adorable

Now we know who is the adorable one, you thanks to you I earnt my level three Clever Clogs badge.

Awww thank you
Woohoooooo !

maybe the stereotypes are true

I dont get it. youre repeating first year?

yeh remind me of a frenchie I know....of any frenchie I know tbh....maybe the stereotypes are true

Stereotypes of French people are always true. They all eat stinky cheese.

I did. Did you read the whole blog ? In France selection occurs during the 1st year. We are 2500 and only 331 can continue to year 2
Awful lol

The french stereotypes are true I think lol



Did someone say CHEEEEESE ?

so if yeh fail first year for a second time youll head to prague. grand. thats determination. I hope yeh get what yeh want eventually.

Yep. I actually get a place for dentistery school, pharma school, midwifery and physio. But instead of continue to do one of those I dropped out to apply abroad. Don't wanna live my life in a default option.
And thanks ^.^ !

yep I know a mate who wants it as well. he's not sure whether hell go to somewhere like prague or if hell do gradmed in UK/Ireland.

I applied to UK actually, but I got rejected. At 1st they were like " aw interesting student" then I had to tell I failed a med course lol. They threw me away :' )

A lot of UK medical schools have that policy for reasons that I don't quite know. And it's not just a medicine course -- they won't take you if you've dropped out/failed any university course. It does seem a bit absolutist and cruel.

are yeh french too? its only fair given the competition