Medicine or Programming for entrepreneurs ?

I am going to be studying medicine but I am very interested in entrepreneurship too. If the UK lacks opportunities we'll create them after all if it's to do with medical technology we would also have a lot of knowledge.

When I’m older, I know for a fact I want to be an entrepreneur. What business I will run, however, are undecided by me at this point.

I’ve wanted to go into medical school for years, so I need to do maths bio and chem which are like the 3 hardest A levels, plus I’m running a YT channel so I think 4 A levels would be too much, thus I can’t do computer science at A level as a 4th.

I don’t think I’m inherently passionate about coding , in fact I find it quite monotonous particularly because it takes years to be able to make programs that look modern and savy, as opposed to looking like they’re from the 1990s. I think if I did learn it to a higher level where I can actually make programs like games then I would enjoy it more. I only really plan on learning coding because it would be invaluable as a skill if I were to become an entrepreneur.

Do all entrepreneurs entering the technology market have skills in programming ? I’m quite convinced that in the UK there aren’t any opportunities for medical entrepreneurs - it’s all dominated by the NHS.

Thanks.

You don't need to do maths A level to study medicine.

you need maths or physics one of the two as a third A level

You absolutely DO NOT! For the vast majority of medical schools, it does not matter what your third A level is in, providing you get a grade A in it. I have lost count of the number of times this has been said on TSR!

https://www.medschools.ac.uk/media/2357/msc-entry-requirements-for-uk-medical-schools.pdf

When I’m older, I know for a fact I want to be an entrepreneur. What business I will run, however, are undecided by me at this point.

I’ve wanted to go into medical school for years, so I need to do maths bio and chem which are like the 3 hardest A levels, plus I’m running a YT channel so I think 4 A levels would be too much, thus I can’t do computer science at A level as a 4th.

I don’t think I’m inherently passionate about coding , in fact I find it quite monotonous particularly because it takes years to be able to make programs that look modern and savy, as opposed to looking like they’re from the 1990s. I think if I did learn it to a higher level where I can actually make programs like games then I would enjoy it more. I only really plan on learning coding because it would be invaluable as a skill if I were to become an entrepreneur.

Do all entrepreneurs entering the technology market have skills in programming ? I’m quite convinced that in the UK there aren’t any opportunities for medical entrepreneurs - it’s all dominated by the NHS.

Thanks.

When I’m older, I know for a fact I want to be an entrepreneur. What business I will run, however, are undecided by me at this point.

I’ve wanted to go into medical school for years, so I need to do maths bio and chem which are like the 3 hardest A levels, plus I’m running a YT channel so I think 4 A levels would be too much, thus I can’t do computer science at A level as a 4th.

I don’t think I’m inherently passionate about coding , in fact I find it quite monotonous particularly because it takes years to be able to make programs that look modern and savy, as opposed to looking like they’re from the 1990s. I think if I did learn it to a higher level where I can actually make programs like games then I would enjoy it more. I only really plan on learning coding because it would be invaluable as a skill if I were to become an entrepreneur.

Do all entrepreneurs entering the technology market have skills in programming ? I’m quite convinced that in the UK there aren’t any opportunities for medical entrepreneurs - it’s all dominated by the NHS.

Thanks.