ejehijustice:
Are you kidding me? That's five months for a session. Wow I am speechless. However, congrats once again.

HumanCalc:
I have seen folks who spent much less. But yeah, I am bracing up. There are hardly “fast” universities in Nigeria when it comes to MBBS

Alexaonfleek:
Congrats dear

HumanCalc:
Hey Alexa. Thanks a lot. How is AAU doing you guys?

Alexaonfleek:
I'm going to school on Monday or Tuesday next week.
ASUU and covid did our calendar strong thing lol.
But all in all it's okay
I wish you luck in your new school

dddave:

Welcome to Ebsu. Congratulations!!

HumanCalc:
Welcome the newest medical student on this thread.

GeneralOnovo:
Hello everyone in the house,I just gained admission to study medicine at EBSU after 3 years of seeking admission.finally it ended in praises.

DRPAIT123:
Godspeed ahead. congratulations

HumanCalc:
Thanks a lot boss. I lost your number pls. Mine is 08130284420. I got some questions boss. I don’t know if you can drop yours sir.

Marygreatful:
thank you.

HumanCalc:
Welcome the newest medical student on this thread.

DharmieDhrey:



Noted, thanks a lot.. so what proportion 50-50%?

HumanCalc:
Welcome the newest medical student on this thread.

GeneralOnovo:
Hello everyone in the house,I just gained admission to study medicine at EBSU after 3 years of seeking admission.finally it ended in praises.

ShahRukhKhan:
Congratulations! It's a feat well achieved. Welcome to the family.

ShahRukhKhan:

Accept my hearty congratulations brother. You really deserve it. Welcome to the family.

DharmieDhrey:


I understand..my score is okay for MBBS but the problem is,I didn't pick UNILORIN with UME(skeptical of the admission process).I was told to change but I'm scared it won't reflect on time as the deadline for post UTME reg falls on Aug 31st

Haustyne:

If u scored very high in jamb, i would advise u leave it and not u can convert it. Unilorin will only consider those that chose her as first choice in Jamb DE. U wont even be allowed to buy d post utme form if u chose her as second choice.

MrEgghead:
The person you quoted is not confused on which course to study. He made it clear that it is Medicine, there's no need owaisting your time and energy to write epistle and at the end, you couldn't give the right response to his question.

Zeeknow3245:

Although I am not in the best place to tell you what to do. I will be sincere with you sir I am currently 20. Yes I am Young soon approaching 21. I am currently doing side hustle and computer work for people to get money to invest more in my Business. I am waiting to get into vet school which is 6 years course. I know I will spend extra two three years making it 28 years hopefully I will be done. I won't do residency. Maybe masters but I will go into vet business.
Medicine on the other hand is different except you want to be a General practitioner. Even if its Obstetrics and Gynaecology or Paediatrics you will spend close to 5years. I am just estimating 32 you will be done with med then residency makes it 37 years. There are other courses related to it like Dentistry or even Nursing and maybe Radiography will help you make the relevant income to travel abroad go for extra training and maybe work for sometime and return. If the UK is in your mind Dentistry, Radiography and Nursing is the best bet.
Medicine is a lifetime thing. Doctors are always needed but Age and experience matters. I am not here to deter you or be an obstacle to you so don't misquote me.
There's life after med school that I know of and it is way tougher than being in med school.
Dentists, Nurses and Radiographers are highly sorted in the UK. If it is Nigeria you want to remain Nursing and Radiography is best from communications I have made. If you study medicine here and you want a field like radiology,anesthesiology,cardiology,neurology and oncology and cancer therapy which is highly sorted, we know the politics involved.
Take this from me like your kid brother giving you Advice. He might speak funnily but still makes little sense.
Incase some of you want to question,insult me in mentions, I did not cook up this things I wrote, My Family doctor was formerly working in National Hospital Abuja as a Family Medicine consultant and he is currently working with UNICEF. So read and re-read

Zeeknow3245:

This is the problem of Nigeria and will continue to be for a long time.
I never told him not too study medicine. I told him to reconsider it because Medicine is expensive. Did you not read his story? He will Train himself. That is not even the issue sef. You fail to comprehend and that is our biggest problem in Nigeria.
You could get angry with my post but I am being Logical here. Did you ask him the field he will like to do? Alternatives, Pros and cons?
You are definitely older than me but you don't sound like it.

militarydoctor:
this person you're arguing with is a 200L med student.. Why don't you save yourself the stress and read?....read bro...read... U don teh 4 house o

militarydoctor:
e tire me o...longest time bruhh..I losed ur digits..pls forward them to me...

HumanCalc:
Thanks a lot boss. Your words and those of other bosses are what feed people like us.

ShahRukhKhan:
lol. I'm not part of the bosses here, but I'm glad it ended well.
I recently came across photos of the new TH EBSU is building. Y'all are really lucky. You'll get to train there et al. It's all good news.

DharmieDhrey:


Dude, It's obvious you dunno about their modality, I'm quite sure you didn't read my post very well, I haven't even sat for the exam yet, you just came with your bad energy my 2020 score was between 300-315.. I know I would score more than 320 in 2021 , God willing.. I know what's ahead of me.. Let's end this once and for all

HumanCalc:
Welcome the newest medical student on this thread.