saheven: I am currently a nursing student @ OAU-300l. But i really love to study medicine. Pls i need encouragement as i will be writing jamb next year. Thanks potential colleagues

lomaxx: I've been reading some posts about the fear of physics, mathematics etc amongst MBBS aspirants and MBBS students in situ. There's nothing to be afraid of. Una own better sef.
I was an Arts student in FGC, Ikom. Finished as an Arts student; wrote O'levels in Arts only. Then left secondary school and decided to study Medicine.
I had never done physics before. Never did chemistry. The only science subject I did was biology. But I still wanted Medicine.
Between May/June 2007 and Nov/Dec 2008, I read physics and chemistry on my own, attended a few lessons, sat for WASSCE Nov/Dec that year in the science and arts subjects, smashed them, went on to JAMB & post-UTME smashed them too.
It was in the university during my pre-medical year that the paranoia of physics and chemistry chased me considering where I came from. It was even worse. University physics & chemistry was a lil tougher. But I had all As in all- first and second semester.
And this is where the relevance of this post comes in. You had done the science subjects (physics, maths, etc) in your secondary school. So you have a strong foundation. Or at least, you have a foundation. You have an advantage. Fear not; for the physics you see today, you shall see them no more

lomaxx: I've been reading some posts about the fear of physics, mathematics etc amongst MBBS aspirants and MBBS students in situ. There's nothing to be afraid of. Una own better sef.
I was an Arts student in FGC, Ikom. Finished as an Arts student; wrote O'levels in Arts only. Then left secondary school and decided to study Medicine.
I had never done physics before. Never did chemistry. The only science subject I did was biology. But I still wanted Medicine.
Between May/June 2007 and Nov/Dec 2008, I read physics and chemistry on my own, attended a few lessons, sat for WASSCE Nov/Dec that year in the science and arts subjects, smashed them, went on to JAMB & post-UTME smashed them too.
It was in the university during my pre-medical year that the paranoia of physics and chemistry chased me considering where I came from. It was even worse. University physics & chemistry was a lil tougher. But I had all As in all- first and second semester.
And this is where the relevance of this post comes in. You had done the science subjects (physics, maths, etc) in your secondary school. So you have a strong foundation. Or at least, you have a foundation. You have an advantage. Fear not; for the physics you see today, you shall see them no more

Tolu k: I'm tired of 100l UI. Physics don tire me especially d practicals. ASUU shud just end dia wahala so we'll quickly finish 100l and move 4ward jare.

O.M.E:
Hello...its been kinda long, Dr lagusta I see you oh

aliandro: Physics, known as PHS 's in unilag,d most dreaded.u just ave 2 read and pass.A "B" is okay 4 dat but if u can be on ur toes all tru d semester "A" is sure.I hate d practical most thanks 2 my fellow nairalander NA U OOOO,u know urself.@ d remaining 99,utme candidates 2nd semester will decide that.@dr gboy,Happy Holz.........

O.M.E:
Hello...its been kinda long, Dr lagusta I see you oh

O.M.E:
Hello...its been kinda long, Dr lagusta I see you oh

Dr.Gboy:


boss, long tym ooo, it's like u've been gone for a million light yrs

Lagusta: hey boss, where u been??

m.esther96:
r u nt d sme
nursing aspirant on oau thread? u jez wrote jamb n u r here claimin
nursin student 300 lvl bla bla bla,nawa o

lomaxx: I've been reading some posts about the fear of physics, mathematics etc amongst MBBS aspirants and MBBS students in situ. There's nothing to be afraid of. Una own better sef.
I was an Arts student in FGC, Ikom. Finished as an Arts student; wrote O'levels in Arts only. Then left secondary school and decided to study Medicine.
I had never done physics before. Never did chemistry. The only science subject I did was biology. But I still wanted Medicine.
Between May/June 2007 and Nov/Dec 2008, I read physics and chemistry on my own, attended a few lessons, sat for WASSCE Nov/Dec that year in the science and arts subjects, smashed them, went on to JAMB & post-UTME smashed them too.
It was in the university during my pre-medical year that the paranoia of physics and chemistry chased me considering where I came from. It was even worse. University physics & chemistry was a lil tougher. But I had all As in all- first and second semester.
And this is where the relevance of this post comes in. You had done the science subjects (physics, maths, etc) in your secondary school. So you have a strong foundation. Or at least, you have a foundation. You have an advantage. Fear not; for the physics you see today, you shall see them no more

m.esther96:
r u nt d sme
nursing aspirant on oau thread? u jez wrote jamb n u r here claimin
nursin student 300 lvl bla bla bla,nawa o

EllyBrainy™:
Lagusta and the rest I hail...I thought this thread is meant for the pharmacists,physiotherapists and the likes,but it seems only the medics and medics-related-issue are involve here.#stand to be corrected though#

postulate321: hahahaha y u dey fall hands now? She only wants to follow the thread as a medic lol

m.esther96:
r u nt d sme
nursing aspirant on oau thread? u jez wrote jamb n u r here claimin
nursin student 300 lvl bla bla bla,nawa o

saheven: you don't understand a thing. The truth is that i am a nursn student 300 at OAUTHC (i am sorry for not indicating that before). Though i'm processing admission this year into generic nursing degree and perhaps cross after first year. And indeed my aggregate is 251.5 which is enough to enter nursing @OAU. However, a friend of mine said the crossing of a thing may not be easy and that i should rather try writing jamb rather. So i asked for encouragement not insults. I love you guys and what you're doing but be slow to pass judgement

#me@:
u confused us then. Gudluck. Y nt jes pursue BNsc nd liv MBBS?

saheven: ...because i believe one should work where your full potential will be unleashed...it is really painful that i am getting old now, (early twenties), But my desire is to be in profession where potentials can be fulfilled and yet be respected. Nursing can't give you that. I am sorry