Difficult Choice

   At least you felt it in time. Many economists. My mother works as a recruiter and asks me what to do with them. Everyone is applying for the ads (ads for engineers) which shows that they are throwing their CVs without watching / reading at all. You felt good. Sit down and think exactly what you want! But in ounces you can take the dumb one and run somewhere, you have to study something for a master's degree but I advise you not to be economical because you are an awful lot =)

   Talk to yours, explain to them how you feel. Discuss it! There's nothing to worry about.

   You should have asked yourself these questions before applying. Anyway, past, gone ... Well, given that you've already spent 2 years and you only have 2 left, I don't think it's reasonable to give up at this stage. You have already passed halfway, finish it, it will not be superfluous for you. Then he thinks of some options - he is studying for a second degree / master's degree, connected in some way with medicine. You can find a rich friend to support you while you study (joke :) or in your free time to sell on eBay and earn a few levs, and you will acquire other extremely valuable skills. By the way, with two higher and these skills, you can achieve miracles in your life, as long as you remember how. Let me tell you that if you wait for someone to evaluate you and invite you to work, you will be stuck in one place for the rest of your life. You have to do it for yourself, not to be dependent on bosses. You will always come up with something when there is a desire, there is a way. You obviously have a desire, although there are things that stop you. So I think finish what you started first, and then follow your dreams. There are always ways, don't be fooled, you just have to think and you will remember. Ask yourself questions all the time, but not to bother, but to provoke your mind, it always has a solution, but you have to push it from time to time. I believe you will find a solution. Success! but not to harass, but to provoke your mind, it always has a solution, but you have to push it from time to time. I believe you will find a solution. Success! but not to harass, but to provoke your mind, it always has a solution, but you have to push it from time to time. I believe you will find a solution. Success!

   First, the questions you ask yourself, be sure, are questions that almost every student has asked themselves. Do not blame yourself, but act wisely. Reasonable in my opinion means to complete this specialty and then enroll in the second. If the reason you haven't considered this move is because you think it's a waste of time, I'd immediately rebuke you by saying that if you break up now, you'll lose 2 years without a document. The other option will be 2 more 'lost' years in the current specialty, but with a document. Also, if you're worried about the fact that you'll end up studying for about 10 years together from the two universities, I don't think that's a legitimate concern if what you're learning is given to you and you're really motivated to be a good specialist. And in the end, you're going to do this thing your whole life, and once it's what you want, what if you studied more? In fact, why don't you think a little more broadly? You do not have to study medicine, you can enroll in a specialty that has to do with medicine and is less years old. For example, when you finish the current one, you can orient yourself to the specialties that are offered in foreign universities, the admission abroad does not even require you to take exams in the relevant subjects. And abroad, not only medicine brings you perspective and good money. Of course, there are a lot of other difficulties, but as a person with an education, I think it will be easier for you to cope. I speak on the basis of people I know, successful students who have not discovered what is for them from the first time, but are now learning something in which they are good. But the most important thing is to have security, even if it's not a dream thing, I think that it's better to get your diploma first and have something behind you once you've decided to take a risk. Success!

   You can transfer in absentia and spend the last 2 years (it will not be very difficult), while during this time you are preparing for MU and work in parallel. So you have 2 years to save some money and learn what you need for admission. When you become a doctor, your prospects for growth will be better with the economics diploma in question. Because there are ordinary doctors, but there are also those who are heads of entire departments.

   Why don't you try to work while studying at UNWE? You may feel more satisfied. It is normal to have hesitations. I'm also 20 and I'm studying law, but I'm still drawn to psychology and I wonder if I'm wrong, but how do we know what we want to do, given that we haven't done it before? I personally stand behind the choice of law, for the same reasons with the means and efforts.

   You look smart and intelligent enough to make your choices, not guided by the opinions of strangers. M 22

   I am your age, I have been studying abroad for 5 months. I am studying to be an electrical engineer. It's not too late to change your major. I wondered for 2 years what to write and finally decided on what I like the most. about whether you will work-better look for a job! No one has to support you! But if you know that medicine is your thing, go ahead. One must follow one's dreams!

   in my opinion, finish what you have already started. You have a year and a half left, don't you? It doesn't bother you to have it. Still, you have worked hard so far. and for the future. And it is not known whether they will accept you there. Let it not happen - neither this completed, nor for the other - accepted. And finally nothing. I know dentists who also graduated in economics. And during this time, look around and see what you have decided and make an account of what and how exactly to prepare for the entrance exams in medicine. But keep in mind that medicine is a much harder profession than economics and you can't study it by the way, there is a lot of practice in the hospital. Talk to yours, explain all this to them.

   But dear, if you stop now, you will disappoint yours more. Do something good for yourself and don't complain that you are at their expense now, but just be grateful to them that they didn't let you do everything hellishly alone. If you spend 8 hours and run away from lectures and you can't sleep, will it be better? And it is not said that when you finish it you will work exactly in the specialty. But know that whatever you decide, these are your young years and do not waste them in doubts, insecurities and do not blame yourself for whose money you spend. I believe that you are modest and invest them only in learning. If you have ambitions, that's good ...

   Author: Thanks to everyone for the comments. Many of you advise me to complete a bachelor's degree in what I am studying now, but if I take a degree in any specialty then I will not be able to be a government contract, and you guessed it that if I am paid medicine, I will get thousands of semesters. .

   It's never too late to start something new, but my advice is, start and finish it. And then try medicine or whatever you want. Because if something happens and they don't accept medicine, at least you will have an education behind you to find a job with. You are already in the 2nd year, now two more years will pass and you will complete a bachelor's degree. And then you have a choice of what to do. And imagine that suddenly it turns out that medicine is not your specialty? What then? You will have several started and unfinished educations, and in practice you will have a high school diploma. Because you can explain to yourself how you studied this and that, but without a diploma there is no work.