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Guys,

what do you think to start to study medicine at 40 years ?

Thank you
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There are a handful of people on my course (Warwick GEM) in my year alone who are 40+, I wouldn't let it put you off if you're dead set on medicine!
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Original post by Marathi
There are a handful of people on my course (Warwick GEM) in my year alone who are 40+, I wouldn't let it put you off if you're dead set on medicine!


..Thank you...the problem is that i am a foreigner ...
One of my old GPs went back to study medicine at 45, so take from that what you will.
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Original post by R3negade
One of my old GPs went back to study medicine at 45, so take from that what you will.


...When they were already a GP? Haha!
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...When they were already a GP? Haha!


I think you know what I meant.
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Original post by R3negade
I think you know what I meant.


No, I read it how I asked it, but I do understand now :laugh:

You'll have to excuse my tardiness on the uptake, I've spent the night writing part of a thesis and my head is perhaps not where it should be!
Go for it
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Original post by Volibear
Non-EU international?

Sent from my SM-J320FN using Tapatalk

I'm EU
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Eclolier,

thank you for your answer.Am I obligate to retire at age of 68 ?
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Thanks.That is not an issue because in my country I could work until the end the life if the circumstances allow me...

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