Hey everyone,
I wanted to share an interesting question I've been pondering lately. I'm currently studying economics in high school, and our curriculum is quite focused on the basics of economics, including terms, theories, and some simple math. However, this curriculum removes subjects like biology and physics.
Now, my passion lies in therapy, and I've always dreamed of becoming a therapist or a doctor specializing in therapy, somewhat like Dr. Isiah Friedlander from GTA V. I know it's an unconventional path, but I'm determined to make it happen. I've heard that some countries have unique admission policies for medical schools, which might consider applicants from diverse academic backgrounds.
I'm wondering if anyone here has insights into whether it's possible to enter a medical school anywhere in the world with an economics degree? Additionally, I've heard rumors about countries like Russia, Cuba, and Senegal accepting students with different educational backgrounds. If anyone has information or experiences related to this, please share. I'd greatly appreciate it.
Moreover, if you have any suggestions, tips, or advice on how I can prepare myself for such a transition, I'm all ears. I'm truly passionate about therapy and want to find a way to pursue my dream, even if it means taking a less traditional path.
Looking forward to hearing from you all and thanks in advance for your help!
Submitted September 10, 2023 at 05:28PM by i0e_z https://ift.tt/yTCS0Od
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