Or in other words: You have to work for something to make it happen.
My old man use to say that, and his teachings are absolute, well most of them.
So, I know that I want to get back to school, the only thing left to do is to decide when and where.
Getting accepted to a Medical Faculty is not exactly easy as cheese, especially not here in Sweden.
The slots open are few and the competition is high as a bloody skyscraper in Dubai.
Without top grades from high school you can't even dream about getting accepted. No easy ways in and no easy way around.
What I have to do is to look at my other option: try to get accepted in another country.
Before I made up my mind I spent some time last year searching the World Wide Web for information. After reading through various websites and forums with tons of massive walls of text I found out that one way of getting accepted was to prepare for the entrance exams by taking a PreMed course.
So some websites recommended a course called Pre Medical Doctor International Studies and I think I'm going to give it my best shot.
The testimonials on their websites are actually praising the course to the skies but I'm still a bit sceptic toward things that just seems to be too good to be true.
It's also stating that 100% of the students taking the exam after the course made it through to the final round, aka. got accepted to a university. Booyah for them, but is it the truth? Could it really be that easy?
The last man standing will be able to tell...
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