i think at the end of the day. some of the forced students are actually pretty smart and can complete med school without dying in the exams. This students are considered smart and hardworking, which actually have the brains to push them through the degree.

While on the other end of the spectrum, are students who have been forced to do the degree by their parents, and come one man , getting BCC for A levels is hell of a shit result. I would never contemplate even taking medicine up no matter how much I want it or my parents have forced me to do so. Few people I know are currently doing this.

I'll give you my personal story. I'm more of a semi want to do it. I just didn't wanna go to IMU. Feel I'm missing out on a lot of good things overseas. but i'm still going through the motion, waiting to go off. I would have given up on IMU, or medicine for that matter a career i've been wanting since form 1 to do Law a totally unrelated career. but my parents wont let me go overseas for that, hence defied the purpose of me straying off my current track. I know was a little silly of me to do so. but i guess nothing goes your way in life. you just gotta keep on working and suffering. Btw, my results are almost straight's for every major exam working my way up to my currently level. Only pray my results this friday would be okay through to 2nd year if i do.

no it wasnt law, law was second choice. hope i didnt phrase it differently.

first was medicine. second was law. but as i was giving up on medicine cause i didnt like imu and wanted to go off overseas straight and not pms. but they didnt support me going over except for medicine. so after much thought it was not wise to change course just to go overseas straight.