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Original post by Anonymous
Medicine. Graduating at 28
And then many more years of training on top of that!

how long does it take to be a doctor? why are some degrees 5 years but others are 6 years?
Will graduate when I’m 22 (Year 2023) for a Business Management degree
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I'll be just barely 22
Original post by Sinnoh
I'll be just barely 22

What's your degree in again?
Original post by Anonymous
how long does it take to be a doctor? why are some degrees 5 years but others are 6 years?

If you decide to intercalate which is where you achieve a BSc with your programme it would be a 6 year degree which is what I plan to do
But because I started uni late and took a gap year I’ll end up graduating at 28
Original post by Anonymous
If you decide to intercalate which is where you achieve a BSc with your programme it would be a 6 year degree which is what I plan to do
But because I started uni late and took a gap year I’ll end up graduating at 28

so if you do the BSC and graduate what do you do then? are you officially a doctor or are there more exams
Original post by Anonymous
Medicine. Graduating at 28
And then many more years of training on top of that!

28? Leave college at 18, medical school for 6 years make it 24. and how long do you need to train for ?
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Original post by CTLeafez
What's your degree in again?


Physics msci, starting this year
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23 with my BA in IR
25 with my MA in strategic studies
I'll be 22 when I graduate, I'm 1/4 of the way through my degree (integrated masters) :eek:
Original post by Sinnoh
Physics msci, starting this year

Best of luck! A-Levels obviously went well then :h:
Original post by Anonymous
so if you do the BSC and graduate what do you do then? are you officially a doctor or are there more exams

No then after that you do two years of foundation training as a doctor and then specialise
Original post by Anonymous
28? Leave college at 18, medical school for 6 years make it 24. and how long do you need to train for ?

I took time out of education so started university late which is why I’ll graduate at 28
I’ll be hopefully 22 when I graduate Uni!
BSc Geoscience - graduated at 21
Assuming I complete my MSc in Flood Risk Assessment, Modelling and Engineering, I'll graduate at 23
Chemical Engineering aged 22
History aged 39
23, LLB
I’ll be 23 when I graduate with an MEng in Chemical Engineering with Environmental Engineering.
My current degree is 5 years but I'm debating cutting it down to 4 so I'll be about 22/23 when I graduate with either a Bsc or MBiol/Bsc.

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