I went back two years to do my GCSE's so now by the time I finish A levels I will probably be around 20-21. I wanted to know, will I be able to go to a good university and take the course I want here in London? I really need to know before I pick my A level subjects. Please help![]()
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Leah Alemayehu
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- 04-11-2015 19:30
You'll be fine, I'm doing education studies and there's plenty of women on my course who are between the ages of 20 and 25, you're not alone
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- 04-11-2015 21:25
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You'll be fine, I'm doing education studies and there's plenty of women on my course who are between the ages of 20 and 25, you're not alonexx
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- 04-11-2015 21:27
Yes you'll be fine. Two years is nothing
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- 04-11-2015 21:32
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Oh okay that's good to hear, do you know anyone taking medicine at that age?
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- 04-11-2015 21:43
Okay it's a relief to hear that, thank you so much
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- 04-11-2015 21:47
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Many people who do graduate entry medicine are usually a bit older. Dont let the factor of age bring you down, you have a very long working life after graduating so look at the long term picture.
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Just think about it, even if you graduate at 25 or whatever, you still have like over 30 years of working life so it doesn't matter if you go to uni a few years older than most people -
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- 04-11-2015 22:01
(Original post by Leah Alemayehu)
I went back two years to do my GCSE's so now by the time I finish A levels I will probably be around 20-21. I wanted to know, will I be able to go to a good university and take the course I want here in London? I really need to know before I pick my A level subjects. Please help -
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- 04-11-2015 22:08
(Original post by Leah Alemayehu)
Oh okay that's good to hear, do you know anyone taking medicine at that age?
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