Wow amazing ive ben contemplating lately of becoming a vet im alrdy 32 ...After i finished my masters in education.. I lost my interest in teahcing profession.. Now mg heart is yearning to study vetmed.. My orignal and personal choice
Where I go to medical school there's a well known student that's at least in his 70s, you can always find him in the library. He's decided to study medicine after his wife passed away, that's the biggest example that it's never too late.
@@willhoffert3744 yes in that case you're right, but I study medicine in Uruguay and there are clearly some differences, college education is free to begin with, there isn't a limited amount of spots and you enter directly after high school, so anyone has the chance to begin at least. What makes it competitive is the pace and difficulty. It's a total of 8 years to get your degree. When I began there was a total of almost 2000 students, only 800 pass aprox. to second year because of the filters and exams. The whole first year we only study Celular and Molecular biology, which tends to frighten most of the students, we enter the clinical part in the 4th year and then we begin our rotations. So give the old man some credit! lol I imagine the difficulties in the US and it should change soon in my opinion, with how much doctors are needed, without sacrificing the quality of education of course.
@@willhoffert3744 Something to keep in mind: The 70 year WILL practice one day, even if it's just for 1 year. During that one year more people were seen by a Physician than if he/she had not gone in the 1st place.
Will Hoffert if those other student that got denied actually want to be doctors they will try again and hopefully earn their spot but I don’t think it’s fair to say someone whose working just as hard (it not harder) doesn’t deserve their spot based on how long YOU think they will practice.
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So awsome, wish you the best of luck! I will send this video to my aunt, who is nearly 39 and wants to study biomedical engineering or even medicine, but thinks she is too old. Hopefully I can encourage her, but not sure... (the rest of the family isn't supportive).
@@antoniowebbmd Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35 And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr Please help me
@@blackrain1999 I am very lucky, my core people are very supportive, my children, my significant other, my sister, my parents. Lost a few friends, it is a demanding career, not all of them wanted part in it.
I started medical school after just turning 38 two years ago. I’m starting my M3 year next week. 100% not an easy road but also well worth the career rewards. Good luck!!
Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35 And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr Please help me
True story. My mother was a RN when I was growing up. She went to Med school when I went to college. I graduated college the same year she graduated Med school. Then I went to Med school in the same city where she did her residency. She did a 4 year residency in ob/gyn. When I was a fourth year Med student, I rotated on her service as she was then a senior/chief resident. I was young and care free! She went to Med school, had her 6th! Child while in Med school, and raised her 5 other kids while going to Med school and doing her residency. I still look back….impressed.
Was 33 when I started med school two years ago. I’ll be 40 when I graduate. I have a classmate that is 60+ who is an amazing student and will make an exceptional doctor! It’s never too late and we’re never too old.
Hello miss Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35 And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr Please help me
amanulla dabir: I recommend you use Google and UA-cam to find info on your own and not rely on a random commenter to do this for you. Learning to research and be self sufficient are important skills to be successful. Good luck. 🍀👍 😉
@@jt8142 thanks for your regard but i had tried so many times to find information about admission in medical schools at this age but fail to find the answers That's why i ask if someone can help me
My dad got his Lawyer Degree when he was in his 36 years old, and he became one of the best Lawyers around. Dont give up. Life is specting you to become what you want!!!!! NEVER SURRENDER!!!!
“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep the mind young.” Henry Ford
I started at medical school at 23 and I felt old because UK medical graduates start at 18! So happy I still went for it though and I realise now that it does not matter!
I'm 31 and a med school applicant in Japan. I know things are different between us but I've inspired by this video and all these positive comments. In Japan most people would stop you or discourage you when you tell them you want to be a doctor even from your mid 20's. This is very shame but if you're woman, things can be more hard. But still I want to be a doctor. I want to say 'No one can stop me' all time but sometimes I really need help for encouraging myself. I'm glad I found this video, thank you so much. I'm following my dream too.
I'm from Pakistan and things are truly hard here for woman. I'm 32 and I wasted my twenties because of societal pressure to get marry. I didn't get married in my twenties because I was unsuitable and wasn't as eye pleasing to be a 'perfect' bride. I just wanted my time and now I think it's time I should do something for myself. But my ordeal is harder since I grew up in third world country and wasn't given much opportunities. I'm willing though to study medicine.
@@junik.9414 I'm really proud of you pursuing medicine in such a tough situation. I know the pressure. I didn't get married too because I was young carer for grand parents for long time. The part that you said you just wanted your time, I really feel so too. In any situations we have, I hope we will achieve our dream. Take care.
I grew up in a poor home in a small apartment, my mother is a housewife while my father was a janitor at a supermarket, my father was a janitor for 21 years working minimun wage most of his career until he found out he was going to be a grandparent, he went back to university where he majored in recreation and leisure, and he went back and got his JD degree, and at 47 years old he became a Lawyer at a firm. Its never to late to get your education. My dad is our role model and im happy that my children will have someone to look up to. I'm hoping to get to MED school in a few years.
"You're going to be the age no matter what. You have to follow your dream" WOW this was so encouraging to be. I'm being watching all of your videos. They are soooo inspiring. I just applied for a post bacc program.
I started med school at 38. I had been a PA before so the transition was pretty easy. A classmate was 40 when he interviewed. He was asked about his age. His was response was that in 4 years he would be 44, and if he was accepted he would be 44 and a doctor.
I’m 22 and I haven’t even gone to undergrad. I’ve been on my own since 18 and I’ve really wanted to go to college. I knew in high school i wanted to pursue a career in medicine and my mind has not changed in the last 4 years since being out of high school. I am a DACA recipient so I don’t qualify for FAFSA or many other scholarships. I am saving my money now so I can pay for some of my undergrad and not have too much debt before med school. I just want to say a huge thank you to you Dr. Webb for being a reminder that my dreams can still come true.
I am 29 and attempted MDCAT this year after 10 years as a banker and could score 50 percent marks which aren't enough for admission so planning to retake the test next year and get into the medical college to fulfil my dream of becoming Dr. Khan!!! So happy that I found inspiration in you all!
I just wanted to say thank you so much for asking this question. I am 42 and considering this option. I very much appreciate that you did this video, it is honestly very kind of you.
I started medical at age 40; I went to a Carribean medical school and failed STEP 1 thrice. After this, the school asked me to start all over again, but now I can't go back to the Caribbean. Besides, their medical education is nowhere near the standards of US medical schools. And since I failed the STEP 1 exam, I can't apply to US medical schools because of my failure, as my chances are very slim. But In my heart, I know my fate is to become a doctor; this is embedded in my soul. So now I'm studying to apply for the physician assistant school. After that, I will apply for medical school again because being a PA will improve my chances of rejoining medical school. So, I am following this path. I am old. I am turning 60 this year, but my age cannot stop me from following my dream.
I think the real question is do you have the economic stability to study for the rest 5/6 years? Some people don't understand that a 40 years old student has already made a carrier in an other field or he/she worked hard for the last ten/twenty years and came to university just to follow his dream! In my opinion if you have an economic stability go on and follow your dream even if it sounds unreal for other people 🦋
Of course rich people if they don't work for the rest of their life they still have money to live independently. You don't need to encourage these people. Encourage ordinary people instead. Rich people can do whatever they want.
Yup! This guy is 47 www.google.com/amp/s/www.cleveland.com/tipoff/2019/07/car-mechanic-shifts-gears-becomes-a-doctor-at-age-47-and-helps-address-shortage-of-black-doctors.html%3foutputType=amp
@@antoniowebbmd Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35 And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr Please help me WANT TO STUDY IN CANADA
To be "old" is to be more experienced in life. It is a strength. One can leverage the experience in life in anything one does. Like this one can benefit from medical school a lot in many ways. The information one learns/ takes in is interpreted, analyzed, and attached in to the bigger picture with more experience.
Turned 40 in May. Starting med school next january at an international med school. Finishing first doctorate in public health the end of summer. Go for it.
Thank you for this !!! im 34 with 2 kids I just recently graduated in December and haven’t entered the matching program yetttt . I keep feeling I’m super old and all the other residents will be super young ... I’m following my dreams!! and anyone can do it no matter the age . Im just more tired lol
Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35 And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr Please help me
In 2011 got admission in pharmacy by chance.when studied i realised that i need to be a physician. So finished pahramcy in 2017 . Now doing MBBS from Russia. Got admission in 2018 . I am 27 . So, it was my dream to be a doctor. Sometimes you need to take an alternative route to reach specific place. Follow your dreams take steps and never give up. In 2023 i’ll pharmacist and Physician too :)
Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35 And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr Please help me
Thanks Dr. Webb for posting this video. I have been entertaining applying for medical school but assumed I would be “too old”(37). Definitely motivated me to pursue my dreams to become a MD with a focus on family medicine. Keep posting the videos. Btw Congrats on successfully finishing your residency.
I needed this!! I’m 27 & I don’t think I’ll be accepted until 29 years old!! I feel like I wasted time & was worried I may had to settle to PA school or something else!! Thank you Dr. Webb!! God answered my prayers through you!! God bless!
I’m 26 and finishing up nursing school this year. I plan on working a few years as an RN before I apply to med school. It is what it is you know 🤷♀️ we can’t give up on our dreams!
sid L CRNA was actually my plan when I embarked on my nursing journey. At that time I felt that medical school was out of reach for me in my lifetime😓However nowadays I feel that depending on my life situation and how I feel after getting my BSN I’ll decide between CRNA or medical school😉
I’m 35 and have been working as a customer care representative for a healthcare company for 4 years. I often talk to people over the phone who are ordering medications at mail order or needing some kind of override or prior approval for medications at retail pharmacies also. These people open up to me about their lives and it really touches my heart and soul. Working in my position has really opened my eyes that people need someone with true empathy and the heart to really be a doctor, that’s my inspiration for considering medical school. I also want to be able to help my family and myself as we are starting to see health conditions spring forth in our own lives. I realize so much now, that if you’re in it solely for the money, you have let down humanity whatever it is you are doing. We’re meant to take care of one another and show God’s love through our service. This is how I want to serve humanity before I expire. God willing.🙏🏽✨❤️
Dr Webb I feel like you're talking directly to me!! I've been a nurse almost 11 years... when you said the age 35(my current age) I knew this message was ment for me!! Lord's willing, I'll become that doctor! I also feel as tho I have an advantage by being in the medical field...
I’m 34 y/o in my second year in college now getting my degree and I will most lightly go to med school about time I’m 37-38. I feel like I done party enough and I always want to become a doctor that was the dream and I never stop dreaming about until now that I’m making it happen. Can’t wait 😊
I am 41 and we just wrapped up 3rd year in Medicine...am glad these doctors think age doesn't matter but there are doctors who think it does so if you are old like me and you meet these types, whatever they say about your age, just smile...don't let them discourage you...
I’m 32 and working on getting an associate degree in respiratory care. I plan on getting my bachelors degree in respiratory care after I graduate and then I plan to apply to medical school. I’ll be 36 when I apply for medical school but I’m confident that this path is right for me.
I would like to raise my family before jumping back to education! Thank you for this, it’s lovely to see people remaining ambitious in the comments section
I believe the older you are the more tolerant you will be, and more passionate towards patient, more relax and and they can handle stress very well, medical schools should consider the admission to medical schools should be more matured in age and mental stability, I 1000% agreed to people who get to do their medical course 30 years and above.
Thank you Dr. Webb! I really needed this video. I started college late and decided to major in nursing rather than the traditional bio or chem type of pre-med major in case med school never worked out for me. Nursing gives me the stability I sought from a college education and while I absolutely love it a part of me still nags at me to go to med school. I’ll be in my early to mid thirties by the time I can start applying. I’ve certainly had my doubts about my age but it’s videos like these and inspiring med school journeys such as your own Dr. Webb that motivate me to not give up on my goal.
Good question ... for me I put a timeline on my education goals because at a certain age I plan to be retired lol .. SoOo I’ll probably be in MED school in my early 30’s . And I’ll be 30 next year ! 😅
I started MBBS at the age of 35 .. in pakistan .. now i m in second year .. Alhamdulilah it is never late to accomplish ur dreams .. ur competitiin is with urself , I feel better for changing my career ... I am in better place than where i was before ..
You gotta follow your dream. A true story Patch Adams began medical school in his 50’s. And became such an exceptional doctor that they made a movie about him staring Robin Williams
This video and all these great comments really inspire me. I am 25 and I want to be veterinarian. I was feeling down when I signed up for summer classes because a counselor told me I was too old to get my bachelors and than be accepted into veterinarians school but now I feel inspired. I will graduate! I get accepted! I will become a animal doctor!
@@Olivia-ns5dj middle age crisis :) I was already working in a health care but profession I choose was a bargain because I couldn’t afford medical school when I was young. I never liked what I was doing and once I started getting more and more miserable in my professional role, I thought if you are not going to try changing it not now then when?
@@koaladzen7373Can I learn human physiology from Guyton even if I m not a medical student? Im 31 years old and I do have a PhD degree in Sports Science. What would your advice be? I have a strong interest in learning human body through the movement. And Im very very patient 😊
Seriously, thank you for this. I just shadowed a internal medicine PA at the hospital. I met a ton of different doctors. Being a P.A. seems cool, but being a doctor, specifically a gastroenterologist, seems like a dream to me. It’s something that gives me chills when I think about pursuing it and becoming it. I’m 21 now and will probably finish my bachelors within the next 2 years. I had a doc tell me go to the PA route instead because with how long it’d take to me to get accepted to medical school, I wouldn’t start practicing until I’m 35 years old. But this video encourages me to go after that dream and become that doctor. To study my ass off and challenge myself. I wasn’t sure if I missed the point in my life to try to go to medical school, but I think I’m just fine. I’m not going to settle!
I believe it's a matter of perspective. To adapt an old saying "Can you keep up with med students half your age?...."The Question is, can they keep up with me?!" Good luck to all of you.
Thank you for this video. I am 33, always wanted to become a doctor but never finished my bachelors due to focusing growing my experience in Logistics. Going back to school and was in the frame of mind that I’m too old for anything medical. Adjusting my focus now and digging in.
I turn 35 this year and I am thinking of going to Med school for Psychiatry when I turn 39/40 After 14 years out of high school going to a job I care nothing about and 2 years of deep introspection I have finally found something that is of huge interest, the mind is an interesting thing, I want to help people and to learn more about myself and how we tick!
guys almost everyone around me consultants or even residents told me that the train has gone you are too old for starting residency ! after I watched this video I cried that in life you can accomplish anything you want no one can stop you ! folloooowwwwww your dreams people fight for it
I'm 33 and applying in Tennessee to eventually become an internist on Monday and I'm super excited and motivated. Thankfully our state has a program for adults with no associates degree to get a free two years of college. I think this is the right time for me, I wasn't there mentally when I was younger but now it's just amazing and I know this is what I was meant to do
This video is old but I'm glad I found it! I'm 40, just got diagnosed with leukemia. Treatment is going well and I'm pretty sure I can get my medical back to go back to my airline pilot job but if for some reason I can't the whole process of being treated for cancer has made me super interested in possibly going to med school or becoming a PA. I'll probably go for it if I can't fly anymore
Dude!! You're awesome. I'm currently 32 years old have my bachelor's in radiology and went back to school to complete certain science courses and will be taking the MCAT here soon. My passion is exactly your route, orthopedic and spine I've worked with so many surgeons and felt in love with that field. #DONTLETYOURAGEBEANOBSTACLETOYOURSUCCESS!
Good luck! I got my degree and certifications for radiography and CT and was in the field for 13 years before starting medical school. If anything, my career experience has made me a valuable teacher to my classmates as an example and fellow learner. I’ll be 40 right after starting M3 year next week. Never too late to follow your dreams!! You got this!
@@abunusayba1Im 31 years old and I got a PhD degree in sports science (physical education). I'm preparing myself for a new degree (Psychology). Mayebe I will do another PhD thesis in the future because of my excellent methodological experience and patience 😊
I've always wanted to be a part of the medical industry but I didn't in college :/ I know I'm still young but I feel like I've made some wrong decisions in my career. My words for those who are willing to venture out there would be just go for it. I'm rooting for you!
I would seriously consider PA or NP at age 40. That is not because they could not go to medical school and be successful. However, the way things are going, NPs and PAs are only increasing in autonomy and scope of practice. The cost of medical school is growing exponentially. I would say the only exception is if you want to be in a surgical specialty. The opportunity cost is just so much greater.
Here is the problem with your suggestion, yes NP and PAs responsabilities are growing exponentially but in certain places their salaries are capped. Can you imagine reaching the cap after 5-8 yrs working knowing you're doing more and more but can no longuer have a raise yet work as much as a Dr? I say go for med school if that is what they want and secure that bag while you're at it those student loans will not pay themselves. There is also more respects for Drs than nurses. There is an aweful lot of abuse from all levels in Nursing school it is terrible.
Even though I'm 39 years old and I'll be 40 in July I wanna become a pharmacist I just feel so inspired cause I'm a pharmacy technician right so I'm definitely going to follow my dreams ✨️ ❤
Thank you for this video! It's inspiring. I think we forget that we can have 2nd, 3rd and 4th careers in our lifetime and as long as we are breathing, we can do anything. It might be more challenging but shoot, living life itself is a challenge! Breathing (when you think about the whole process) is a challenge! So,its best to just go for it😊
Awesome question and answer interview thank you and there is hope. I pray for no more distractions. I have seen hell and I would never want to push that image upon anyone. College was my goal. I have 360 degree support. Thanks again
Will be getting my Bachelors at 32. Hoping to enter medical school then. Won't be done until I'm 39-40 ish, that's with med school+3 year residency without specializing. If I specialize that's another 1 to 3 years based on what I'm interested in. I regret not going to school when I was younger, but making up for it now.
I have this feeling, that especially for our generation and the current research abroad, there is really no telling how old we really may get to. We literally could be a few years away from a breakthrough that DRASTICALLY advances human life expectancy. So may as well take the leap right.
late bloomer doctor here , i started med school late, graduated , then took 3 years off because i was not ready for the sacrifice and now im gonna start my second year as a resident in cardio. everything is in the head, everything is relative, this is a fight with yourself not with others, comparison brings nothing .Once you have that speciality title hanging on that wall, nobody will give a damn when you started med school. you dont actually even need to mention it. keep on moving and enjoy the journey!
Thank you, i really need this. I finally got into medical school (after trying for about 3 years) (I start in September), I''m quite insecure about the fact that i'm almost 25 when i start (most people are 18/19). So it's nice to hear that there are other people out there who might feel the same as me
@@braxtonfrench2474 In a lot of european countries you dont do a undergrad first, but you go from highschool straight too medical school but medical school is 6 years here.
@Deem I wish that we had that in the United States. Some people go to school for 15 yrs and over, especially if they are going into a career like Neurosurgery. My point, you are at a young age, you don't have to be discourage.
@@braxtonfrench2474 in The Netherlands you go to med school after high school (if you passed the selection ofc.) So a lot of people are 17/18 or even 16 when they start med school. Our med school is 6 years so a lot of people graduate at 23/24/25
I am 40 and have a bachelor degree in Math.. but still wish to be a doctor as my grandma and grandpa 😊. Planning to enroll this year İnshaAllah ❤ your video inspired me. Thanks a lot!!!
@@maurizioarrivabene8182 yea lol, how many people do you know who start med school in their 40s? It's a minority, in a school which comprises of 200-300 students, having 10-15 students who are in their 40s, that's a minority for sure.
@@mustafaaa772 if you think youre disadvantaged because youre old, dont even try. You will find excuses left and right. Its called mindset sweety, you should try it
Dr. Webb the more I search the more I get answers from you.. You are my hero. Seriously. I want to become a doctor/ I come from a really naive background country with parents that did not went to college and did not know how to help me. So, I at 38 seeking to get my GPA2.62 better and already studying for the MCAT and planning to take it next year 2021 Spring and I am applying for medical scriber. And, trying to do a Masters Anatomy so I can get all I need for Admissions to MedSchool.
I have read comments m 29 this year... I was doing Bachelors Degree in Public Health I think I should go for Medicine... It gave me a great hope... It seems I am still young... I will go for it... Thank You for the great inspiration so that I aspire what I need❤️🙏❤️.
Ty so much fr this video. It is encouraging enough to surpass th queries we have inside us regarding age vs achievement. I had seen young age successful people unhappy suicidal.,...i had seen old age people flooded with life. Age is just a no. Acheieve ur goals, don't bother wht other says. I entered med school after 25, till 31 finished mbbs, had a break due to family issues..now while entering pg ill b entering in my 40s. But i am happy for me. During all th process, I learned how to live happy alone. So move on. Lots of love, All th best everyone✌
started med school 25 yrs old...then stopped due to financial issues, I worked...I came back 32 yrs old...on and off and finally I graduated at 42 yrs old....life brings you to different turns but don't let anyone tell you that age is an issue...
Is it acomplish for me to learn physiology from Guyton even if I'm not a medical student? I have a PhD degree in sports science (physical education) and Im 31years old. I have a basic foundation when it comes to physiology.
Thank you for this video. It's inspiring since I had to deal a whole lot a things during my 20s. Now I'm 32 and I wanna acquire MBBS degree. I was doubting whether I should apply for MBBS program or not? Thanks for motivation
Dr Webb, i don't know if i will ever make the move toward med school, but in my heart, i feel like medicine is where i will feel fulfilled. I hope in a few years i can tell you i made some progress because i feel a bit more inspired hearing i should just follow my dreams. I just don't want to fail. But you can't unless you try, right?
Being older is a double edge sword when it comes to academics. You will always be defined and categorized as an older non-traditional student with life experience, more worldly, etc. But the good news is you get to live your dream of becoming a Doctor.
I suppose being defined based on your age initially, as the most defining thing about a student, can get old quick. (No pun intended) Your peers will say " oh..THAT woman is 55 years old and JUST NOW becoming a Physician" Instead of things like " She's really cool and dedicated to learning.
I had to come with the terms that I was too old at 35, not strictly because of age, but because I didn't have much of a career before 35, so.... I don't have savings, I don't own a home, I don't have children and I'm not in a relationship. I'm pretty convinced attempting med school would delay all those by at least another 6 years if not longer and it terrifies me. Unfortunately most my 20's was spent taking care of family and I put my entire life on hold for it.
This made me feel much better . I will be in my 40 s . I am a research chemist developing pediatric medicine for rare disorder but I my dream is to treat via pediatric medicine. What is putting me odd is that people are saying how will you pay your bills when you go back to college
I was 42 when I entered medical school. Now I am an M.D., keep your head up and follow your dreams! ;)
41 here taking pre med courses
Boy do I need support
@@capgains Keep going! I question myself all the time but keep going.
Wow amazing! I want to also go this route
Wow amazing ive ben contemplating lately of becoming a vet im alrdy 32 ...After i finished my masters in education.. I lost my interest in teahcing profession.. Now mg heart is yearning to study vetmed.. My orignal and personal choice
TM ERDOC you should write something about it. I’d be really interested to read it
Where I go to medical school there's a well known student that's at least in his 70s, you can always find him in the library. He's decided to study medicine after his wife passed away, that's the biggest example that it's never too late.
@@willhoffert3744 yes in that case you're right, but I study medicine in Uruguay and there are clearly some differences, college education is free to begin with, there isn't a limited amount of spots and you enter directly after high school, so anyone has the chance to begin at least. What makes it competitive is the pace and difficulty. It's a total of 8 years to get your degree. When I began there was a total of almost 2000 students, only 800 pass aprox. to second year because of the filters and exams. The whole first year we only study Celular and Molecular biology, which tends to frighten most of the students, we enter the clinical part in the 4th year and then we begin our rotations. So give the old man some credit! lol I imagine the difficulties in the US and it should change soon in my opinion, with how much doctors are needed, without sacrificing the quality of education of course.
@@willhoffert3744 thank you Will!! Appreciate it, and good luck to you too, when I wrote "where I study" I didn't clarify another country lol
@@willhoffert3744 How about more seats because demand is so high?
@@willhoffert3744 Something to keep in mind: The 70 year WILL practice one day, even if it's just for 1 year. During that one year more people were seen by a Physician than if he/she had not gone in the 1st place.
Will Hoffert if those other student that got denied actually want to be doctors they will try again and hopefully earn their spot but I don’t think it’s fair to say someone whose working just as hard (it not harder) doesn’t deserve their spot based on how long YOU think they will practice.
I am 38 and taking my MCAT - I am the oldest in all my classes. I raised my girls and now it is my time. So happy I found my people here!!!
Awesome. Welcome:) Good luck on the MCAT. Check out this video interview with with Lauren Siegel, Senior Communication Specialists for the MCAT at AAMC about changes to the MCAT, best way to prepare for the exam, tips for registering and her thoughts on multiple MCAT attempts.
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So awsome, wish you the best of luck! I will send this video to my aunt, who is nearly 39 and wants to study biomedical engineering or even medicine, but thinks she is too old. Hopefully I can encourage her, but not sure... (the rest of the family isn't supportive).
@@antoniowebbmd Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35
And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done
But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr
Please help me
@@blackrain1999 I am very lucky, my core people are very supportive, my children, my significant other, my sister, my parents. Lost a few friends, it is a demanding career, not all of them wanted part in it.
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I will be starting med school at age 38 in 2 months. Woo hoo! Believe in yourself. It’s never too late to follow your dreams!!!
Esebreezy when did you graduate college? Hvac tech here interested in becoming a surgeon like dr Webb.
Congratulations
Well done congratulations
I started medical school after just turning 38 two years ago. I’m starting my M3 year next week. 100% not an easy road but also well worth the career rewards. Good luck!!
Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35
And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done
But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr
Please help me
True story. My mother was a RN when I was growing up. She went to Med school when I went to college. I graduated college the same year she graduated Med school. Then I went to Med school in the same city where she did her residency. She did a 4 year residency in ob/gyn. When I was a fourth year Med student, I rotated on her service as she was then a senior/chief resident. I was young and care free! She went to Med school, had her 6th! Child while in Med school, and raised her 5 other kids while going to Med school and doing her residency. I still look back….impressed.
God bless your mom. What a woman!
God, please send help to me so I can have my desire in life
Was 33 when I started med school two years ago. I’ll be 40 when I graduate. I have a classmate that is 60+ who is an amazing student and will make an exceptional doctor! It’s never too late and we’re never too old.
Me too
Hello miss
Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35
And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done
But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr
Please help me
amanulla dabir: I recommend you use Google and UA-cam to find info on your own and not rely on a random commenter to do this for you. Learning to research and be self sufficient are important skills to be successful. Good luck. 🍀👍 😉
@@jt8142 thanks for your regard but i had tried so many times to find information about admission in medical schools at this age but fail to find the answers
That's why i ask if someone can help me
amanulla dabir Same is the problem with me. I wanna know name of some medical schools too.
My dad got his Lawyer Degree when he was in his 36 years old, and he became one of the best Lawyers around. Dont give up. Life is specting you to become what you want!!!!! NEVER SURRENDER!!!!
We had a former teacher who's 69 years oldin our law class graduate last year. he's now an advocate. I'm 35 doing 3rd year
@@leevids3336is law still in demand in 2024?
“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep the mind young.” Henry Ford
I started at medical school at 23 and I felt old because UK medical graduates start at 18! So happy I still went for it though and I realise now that it does not matter!
What-
DId you even do undergrad
You're awesome! I see you comment on a lot of the videos so glad to see you!
@@davyjones544 No undergraduate degree needed for medicine in the UK
I'm starting at 23 as well
@@cuttolive2013 same case 🤗❤
I'm 31 and a med school applicant in Japan. I know things are different between us but I've inspired by this video and all these positive comments. In Japan most people would stop you or discourage you when you tell them you want to be a doctor even from your mid 20's.
This is very shame but if you're woman, things can be more hard. But still I want to be a doctor.
I want to say 'No one can stop me' all time but sometimes I really need help for encouraging myself. I'm glad I found this video, thank you so much. I'm following my dream too.
I'm from Pakistan and things are truly hard here for woman. I'm 32 and I wasted my twenties because of societal pressure to get marry. I didn't get married in my twenties because I was unsuitable and wasn't as eye pleasing to be a 'perfect' bride. I just wanted my time and now I think it's time I should do something for myself. But my ordeal is harder since I grew up in third world country and wasn't given much opportunities. I'm willing though to study medicine.
31で医学部目指すのは日本の「古い常識」だと、「遅い、やめときな」的な答え返ってくると思いますが、そんなの気にせず頑張ってください！！40近くでDrになれた時、凄いたくさんの人に希望を与えれると思います！！。
@@junik.9414 I'm really proud of you pursuing medicine in such a tough situation. I know the pressure. I didn't get married too because I was young carer for grand parents for long time. The part that you said you just wanted your time, I really feel so too. In any situations we have, I hope we will achieve our dream. Take care.
@@BobSaysWhat22 ありがとうございます…！くじけずにがんばります！
@@orgakitou 応援してます！！ ドクターになって30からでもできると言うのを日本の皆んなに教えてあげてください！。
I grew up in a poor home in a small apartment, my mother is a housewife while my father was a janitor at a supermarket, my father was a janitor for 21 years working minimun wage most of his career until he found out he was going to be a grandparent, he went back to university where he majored in recreation and leisure, and he went back and got his JD degree, and at 47 years old he became a Lawyer at a firm.
Its never to late to get your education.
My dad is our role model and im happy that my children will have someone to look up to.
I'm hoping to get to MED school in a few years.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
"You're going to be the age no matter what. You have to follow your dream" WOW this was so encouraging to be. I'm being watching all of your videos. They are soooo inspiring. I just applied for a post bacc program.
I was practicing Dental Hygienist till 38, started med school at 38, now 43 got my MD.......dont let die your dreams....
celebrated my 40th birthday at med school, becoming MS3.
Awesome!! 🎊🍾
Antoinette Leonard-Jean Charles how’s it going?
♥️💐
Age is relative. Do what gives you peace and satisfaction at any point of your life.
Amen!
Great video, I started medical school at 30. I’m currently almost done with 2nd year. Best decision I’ve made
Which country u From??
This topic gives people hope. Thanks Dr Webb.
I start medical school in September at age 27!
How is it going so far?
I started med school at 38. I had been a PA before so the transition was pretty easy. A classmate was 40 when he interviewed. He was asked about his age. His was response was that in 4 years he would be 44, and if he was accepted he would be 44 and a doctor.
I’m 22 and I haven’t even gone to undergrad. I’ve been on my own since 18 and I’ve really wanted to go to college. I knew in high school i wanted to pursue a career in medicine and my mind has not changed in the last 4 years since being out of high school. I am a DACA recipient so I don’t qualify for FAFSA or many other scholarships. I am saving my money now so I can pay for some of my undergrad and not have too much debt before med school. I just want to say a huge thank you to you Dr. Webb for being a reminder that my dreams can still come true.
mayra galicia 💯
I am 29 and attempted MDCAT this year after 10 years as a banker and could score 50 percent marks which aren't enough for admission so planning to retake the test next year and get into the medical college to fulfil my dream of becoming Dr. Khan!!!
So happy that I found inspiration in you all!
I just wanted to say thank you so much for asking this question. I am 42 and considering this option. I very much appreciate that you did this video, it is honestly very kind of you.
I started medical at age 40; I went to a Carribean medical school and failed STEP 1 thrice. After this, the school asked me to start all over again, but now I can't go back to the Caribbean. Besides, their medical education is nowhere near the standards of US medical schools. And since I failed the STEP 1 exam, I can't apply to US medical schools because of my failure, as my chances are very slim. But In my heart, I know my fate is to become a doctor; this is embedded in my soul. So now I'm studying to apply for the physician assistant school. After that, I will apply for medical school again because being a PA will improve my chances of rejoining medical school. So, I am following this path. I am old. I am turning 60 this year, but my age cannot stop me from following my dream.
I think the real question is do you have the economic stability to study for the rest 5/6 years? Some people don't understand that a 40 years old student has already made a carrier in an other field or he/she worked hard for the last ten/twenty years and came to university just to follow his dream! In my opinion if you have an economic stability go on and follow your dream even if it sounds unreal for other people 🦋
Of course rich people if they don't work for the rest of their life they still have money to live independently. You don't need to encourage these people. Encourage ordinary people instead. Rich people can do whatever they want.
It is called loans. You can live off of loans while you go to school
I'm thinking about medical school and I'm recently 41. This video helped me, thank you.
Years ago on the Oprah Winfrey Show (Before OWN) there was a guest who graduated Med school at the age of 50.
Yup! This guy is 47
www.google.com/amp/s/www.cleveland.com/tipoff/2019/07/car-mechanic-shifts-gears-becomes-a-doctor-at-age-47-and-helps-address-shortage-of-black-doctors.html%3foutputType=amp
@@antoniowebbmd Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35
And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done
But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr
Please help me
WANT TO STUDY IN CANADA
@@antoniowebbmd older more mature
To be "old" is to be more experienced in life. It is a strength. One can leverage the experience in life in anything one does. Like this one can benefit from medical school a lot in many ways. The information one learns/ takes in is interpreted, analyzed, and attached in to the bigger picture with more experience.
But your cognitive ability ,in terms of grasping and memorising content and concepts decreases ,as you age .
@@s101077 That is a myth. Most people are just cognitively lazy.
Thank you so much for this. I’ll be 40 this year and going back to college for nursing as path for medical school. 🙏🏾
Good for you. You can do anything
Turned 40 in May. Starting med school next january at an international med school. Finishing first doctorate in public health the end of summer. Go for it.
Lydia N thank you! ☺️
Tanika Ward wow! Thank you for the inspiration!
Nyikki Hammons we’re in this together!
Thank you for this !!! im 34 with 2 kids I just recently graduated in December and haven’t entered the matching program yetttt . I keep feeling I’m super old and all the other residents will be super young ... I’m following my dreams!! and anyone can do it no matter the age . Im just more tired lol
Once you're through it you will never regret it.
Definitely more tired and I'm not even in med school yet. I hear ya on that one trust me.
You are a youngster!
Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35
And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done
But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr
Please help me
@@DabirTech12 where are you from?
In 2011 got admission in pharmacy by chance.when studied i realised that i need to be a physician. So finished pahramcy in 2017 . Now doing MBBS from Russia. Got admission in 2018 . I am 27 . So, it was my dream to be a doctor. Sometimes you need to take an alternative route to reach specific place. Follow your dreams take steps and never give up. In 2023 i’ll pharmacist and Physician too :)
Will you tell me how to apply for medical school because my age is 35
And my interests was in medical profession but due to some reason i haven't done
But today i am financially strong and like to complete N become a Dr
Please help me
Bro.. I am also on same track..please guide me
amanulla dabir i am sorry to reply late sir. What kind of information you need write me at shaoaibahmad466@gmail.com
Vaibhav Explains brothet write me at shoaibahmad466@gmail.com
@@ahmadshoaib8613 ok brother, thank you for reply
Thanks Dr. Webb for posting this video. I have been entertaining applying for medical school but assumed I would be “too old”(37). Definitely motivated me to pursue my dreams to become a MD with a focus on family medicine. Keep posting the videos.
Btw Congrats on successfully finishing your residency.
You can do it!!!!
Hi, this video may help answer your question!
ua-cam.com/video/ayTwtOi_wtE/v-deo.html
I needed this!! I’m 27 & I don’t think I’ll be accepted until 29 years old!! I feel like I wasted time & was worried I may had to settle to PA school or something else!!
Thank you Dr. Webb!! God answered my prayers through you!! God bless!
no its not too late. you're only 27 and we'll all be 35 anyway so where do you wanna be when that time comes?
I’m 26 and finishing up nursing school this year. I plan on working a few years as an RN before I apply to med school. It is what it is you know 🤷♀️ we can’t give up on our dreams!
No way is it too late. I saw many people into their 40s at interviews
@@cindy8234 look into CRNA, its pretty much a Dr in nursing for Anesthetists
sid L CRNA was actually my plan when I embarked on my nursing journey. At that time I felt that medical school was out of reach for me in my lifetime😓However nowadays I feel that depending on my life situation and how I feel after getting my BSN I’ll decide between CRNA or medical school😉
I’m 35 and have been working as a customer care representative for a healthcare company for 4 years. I often talk to people over the phone who are ordering medications at mail order or needing some kind of override or prior approval for medications at retail pharmacies also. These people open up to me about their lives and it really touches my heart and soul. Working in my position has really opened my eyes that people need someone with true empathy and the heart to really be a doctor, that’s my inspiration for considering medical school. I also want to be able to help my family and myself as we are starting to see health conditions spring forth in our own lives. I realize so much now, that if you’re in it solely for the money, you have let down humanity whatever it is you are doing. We’re meant to take care of one another and show God’s love through our service. This is how I want to serve humanity before I expire. God willing.🙏🏽✨❤️
Dr Webb I feel like you're talking directly to me!! I've been a nurse almost 11 years... when you said the age 35(my current age) I knew this message was ment for me!! Lord's willing, I'll become that doctor! I also feel as tho I have an advantage by being in the medical field...
I’m 34 y/o in my second year in college now getting my degree and I will most lightly go to med school about time I’m 37-38. I feel like I done party enough and I always want to become a doctor that was the dream and I never stop dreaming about until now that I’m making it happen. Can’t wait 😊
I believe in you!
I am 41 and we just wrapped up 3rd year in Medicine...am glad these doctors think age doesn't matter but there are doctors who think it does so if you are old like me and you meet these types, whatever they say about your age, just smile...don't let them discourage you...
I’m 32 and working on getting an associate degree in respiratory care. I plan on getting my bachelors degree in respiratory care after I graduate and then I plan to apply to medical school. I’ll be 36 when I apply for medical school but I’m confident that this path is right for me.
Curious why u are doing a respiratory care degree
I would like to raise my family before jumping back to education!
Thank you for this, it’s lovely to see people remaining ambitious in the comments section
I believe the older you are the more tolerant you will be, and more passionate towards patient, more relax and and they can handle stress very well, medical schools should consider the admission to medical schools should be more matured in age and mental stability, I 1000% agreed to people who get to do their medical course 30 years and above.
Thank you Dr. Webb! I really needed this video. I started college late and decided to major in nursing rather than the traditional bio or chem type of pre-med major in case med school never worked out for me. Nursing gives me the stability I sought from a college education and while I absolutely love it a part of me still nags at me to go to med school. I’ll be in my early to mid thirties by the time I can start applying. I’ve certainly had my doubts about my age but it’s videos like these and inspiring med school journeys such as your own Dr. Webb that motivate me to not give up on my goal.
It’s probably harder for most to start late, but if it’s your passion, it’s worth it 💪
Good question ... for me I put a timeline on my education goals because at a certain age I plan to be retired lol .. SoOo I’ll probably be in MED school in my early 30’s . And I’ll be 30 next year ! 😅
So, how are you now, doctor?
I started MBBS at the age of 35 .. in pakistan .. now i m in second year .. Alhamdulilah it is never late to accomplish ur dreams .. ur competitiin is with urself , I feel better for changing my career ... I am in better place than where i was before ..
You gotta follow your dream. A true story Patch Adams began medical school in his 50’s. And became such an exceptional doctor that they made a movie about him staring Robin Williams
Lescouflair ummm nope....please do your research before commenting...Patch Adams got his MD degree when he was 26 years old.
My homeboy 42 just got accepted not he already knows it’s not much he can do but FM or IM. He’s fine with that.
I’m 27 And Starting My Veterinary Tech Class Thanx To You.
This video and all these great comments really inspire me. I am 25 and I want to be veterinarian. I was feeling down when I signed up for summer classes because a counselor told me I was too old to get my bachelors and than be accepted into veterinarians school but now I feel inspired. I will graduate! I get accepted! I will become a animal doctor!
Hi, this video may help answer your question!
ua-cam.com/video/ayTwtOi_wtE/v-deo.html
I am 44, graduated as an MD this year. It’s Never too late
Congratulations!! Can I ask what made you pursue medicine when you did?
@@Olivia-ns5dj middle age crisis :) I was already working in a health care but profession I choose was a bargain because I couldn’t afford medical school when I was young. I never liked what I was doing and once I started getting more and more miserable in my professional role, I thought if you are not going to try changing it not now then when?
@@koaladzen7373Can I learn human physiology from Guyton even if I m not a medical student? Im 31 years old and I do have a PhD degree in Sports Science. What would your advice be? I have a strong interest in learning human body through the movement. And Im very very patient 😊
Seriously, thank you for this. I just shadowed a internal medicine PA at the hospital. I met a ton of different doctors. Being a P.A. seems cool, but being a doctor, specifically a gastroenterologist, seems like a dream to me. It’s something that gives me chills when I think about pursuing it and becoming it. I’m 21 now and will probably finish my bachelors within the next 2 years. I had a doc tell me go to the PA route instead because with how long it’d take to me to get accepted to medical school, I wouldn’t start practicing until I’m 35 years old. But this video encourages me to go after that dream and become that doctor. To study my ass off and challenge myself. I wasn’t sure if I missed the point in my life to try to go to medical school, but I think I’m just fine. I’m not going to settle!
I believe it's a matter of perspective. To adapt an old saying "Can you keep up with med students half your age?...."The Question is, can they keep up with me?!" Good luck to all of you.
Thank you for this video. I am 33, always wanted to become a doctor but never finished my bachelors due to focusing growing my experience in Logistics. Going back to school and was in the frame of mind that I’m too old for anything medical. Adjusting my focus now and digging in.
Hi, this video may help answer your question!
ua-cam.com/video/ayTwtOi_wtE/v-deo.html
I turn 35 this year and I am thinking of going to Med school for Psychiatry when I turn 39/40
After 14 years out of high school going to a job I care nothing about and 2 years of deep introspection I have finally found something that is of huge interest, the mind is an interesting thing, I want to help people and to learn more about myself and how we tick!
People are living longer and as far as things go I feel so much healthier as a 45 year old than when I did in my 20s
guys almost everyone around me consultants or even residents told me that the train has gone you are too old for starting residency ! after I watched this video I cried that in life you can accomplish anything you want no one can stop you ! folloooowwwwww your dreams people fight for it
I'm 33 and applying in Tennessee to eventually become an internist on Monday and I'm super excited and motivated. Thankfully our state has a program for adults with no associates degree to get a free two years of college.
I think this is the right time for me, I wasn't there mentally when I was younger but now it's just amazing and I know this is what I was meant to do
Age is just a number folks. If you have dreams follow them. Never give up.
🙌🏾
This video is old but I'm glad I found it! I'm 40, just got diagnosed with leukemia. Treatment is going well and I'm pretty sure I can get my medical back to go back to my airline pilot job but if for some reason I can't the whole process of being treated for cancer has made me super interested in possibly going to med school or becoming a PA. I'll probably go for it if I can't fly anymore
I hope this applies to other professions. This brings great hope to me if I want to switch in the future. Thank you Dr Webb
I’m a pharmacist turning 40 soon. Been thinking a lot about going back to medical school, but the student loan debt and mortgage stopping me.
Dude!! You're awesome. I'm currently 32 years old have my bachelor's in radiology and went back to school to complete certain science courses and will be taking the MCAT here soon. My passion is exactly your route, orthopedic and spine I've worked with so many surgeons and felt in love with that field. #DONTLETYOURAGEBEANOBSTACLETOYOURSUCCESS!
Good luck! I got my degree and certifications for radiography and CT and was in the field for 13 years before starting medical school. If anything, my career experience has made me a valuable teacher to my classmates as an example and fellow learner. I’ll be 40 right after starting M3 year next week. Never too late to follow your dreams!! You got this!
Boriqua Chick thank you that’s definitely what i needed. Much appreciate it
@@abunusayba1Im 31 years old and I got a PhD degree in sports science (physical education). I'm preparing myself for a new degree (Psychology). Mayebe I will do another PhD thesis in the future because of my excellent methodological experience and patience 😊
I've always wanted to be a part of the medical industry but I didn't in college :/ I know I'm still young but I feel like I've made some wrong decisions in my career. My words for those who are willing to venture out there would be just go for it. I'm rooting for you!
Thanks!
I would seriously consider PA or NP at age 40. That is not because they could not go to medical school and be successful. However, the way things are going, NPs and PAs are only increasing in autonomy and scope of practice. The cost of medical school is growing exponentially. I would say the only exception is if you want to be in a surgical specialty. The opportunity cost is just so much greater.
Here is the problem with your suggestion, yes NP and PAs responsabilities are growing exponentially but in certain places their salaries are capped. Can you imagine reaching the cap after 5-8 yrs working knowing you're doing more and more but can no longuer have a raise yet work as much as a Dr? I say go for med school if that is what they want and secure that bag while you're at it those student loans will not pay themselves. There is also more respects for Drs than nurses. There is an aweful lot of abuse from all levels in Nursing school it is terrible.
Am 21 and i think am too old for it but now am convinced 😭💕
Even though I'm 39 years old and I'll be 40 in July I wanna become a pharmacist I just feel so inspired cause I'm a pharmacy technician right so I'm definitely going to follow my dreams ✨️ ❤
Thank you for this video! It's inspiring.
I think we forget that we can have 2nd, 3rd and 4th careers in our lifetime and as long as we are breathing, we can do anything. It might be more challenging but shoot, living life itself is a challenge! Breathing (when you think about the whole process) is a challenge! So,its best to just go for it😊
I’m 42 and my background was arts and I want to enter to medical school. And this video inspired me so much. Thank you ❤
Awesome question and answer interview thank you and there is hope. I pray for no more distractions. I have seen hell and I would never want to push that image upon anyone. College was my goal. I have 360 degree support. Thanks again
Will be getting my Bachelors at 32. Hoping to enter medical school then. Won't be done until I'm 39-40 ish, that's with med school+3 year residency without specializing. If I specialize that's another 1 to 3 years based on what I'm interested in. I regret not going to school when I was younger, but making up for it now.
I have this feeling, that especially for our generation and the current research abroad, there is really no telling how old we really may get to. We literally could be a few years away from a breakthrough that DRASTICALLY advances human life expectancy. So may as well take the leap right.
late bloomer doctor here , i started med school late, graduated , then took 3 years off because i was not ready for the sacrifice and now im gonna start my second year as a resident in cardio. everything is in the head, everything is relative, this is a fight with yourself not with others, comparison brings nothing .Once you have that speciality title hanging on that wall, nobody will give a damn when you started med school. you dont actually even need to mention it. keep on moving and enjoy the journey!
I'm not applying to med school but I'll be 37 when I apply to PA (Physician Assistant) school! It's never too late. :).
With full time job you don't have time to study ! When you study?
E.x 8:15-17:00 university 18:00-24:00 working .. where to squeeze the study time?
Thank you, i really need this.
I finally got into medical school (after trying for about 3 years) (I start in September), I''m quite insecure about the fact that i'm almost 25 when i start (most people are 18/19). So it's nice to hear that there are other people out there who might feel the same as me
Where the hell are you from? In the united states, the median age of med students are 24 and 25.
@@braxtonfrench2474 In a lot of european countries you dont do a undergrad first, but you go from highschool straight too medical school but medical school is 6 years here.
@Deem I wish that we had that in the United States. Some people go to school for 15 yrs and over, especially if they are going into a career like Neurosurgery. My point, you are at a young age, you don't have to be discourage.
Anyways, congrats on making it to med school 🎉
@@braxtonfrench2474 in The Netherlands you go to med school after high school (if you passed the selection ofc.) So a lot of people are 17/18 or even 16 when they start med school. Our med school is 6 years so a lot of people graduate at 23/24/25
im 48 and in first year PA studies .
Big congratulations 🎊🎉🎈 Finish strong 💪🏾
thankyou so much i plan to go in at 31. this makes me feel better
I am 40 and have a bachelor degree in Math.. but still wish to be a doctor as my grandma and grandpa 😊. Planning to enroll this year İnshaAllah ❤ your video inspired me. Thanks a lot!!!
Excellent video once again, its never too late, thanks a lot.
Thanks for this Dr Webb
That is by far one of the most useful videos for minorities :) Keep doing the work Doc.
Thx!!
I'm so glad that I watched the video
Omg this gives me hope! 💕
Thank you🙏🙏💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓So encouraging,i am starting my 1 year postgraduate at 50.
I love interviews you should do more like this.
That is by far one of the most useful videos for minorities :) Keep doing the work Doc.
Minorities? Lmao
@@maurizioarrivabene8182 yea lol, how many people do you know who start med school in their 40s? It's a minority, in a school which comprises of 200-300 students, having 10-15 students who are in their 40s, that's a minority for sure.
@@mustafaaa772 yeah yeah yeah, minorities have it really hard, i know i know
@@maurizioarrivabene8182 What's your problem dude? What you wanna do? Cut their necks out? Tf fam?
@@mustafaaa772 if you think youre disadvantaged because youre old, dont even try. You will find excuses left and right. Its called mindset sweety, you should try it
Thank you for this Dr. Webb!
Thank you Dr Webb, really appreciate it
Dr. Webb the more I search the more I get answers from you.. You are my hero. Seriously. I want to become a doctor/ I come from a really naive background country with parents that did not went to college and did not know how to help me. So, I at 38 seeking to get my GPA2.62 better and already studying for the MCAT and planning to take it next year 2021 Spring and I am applying for medical scriber. And, trying to do a Masters Anatomy so I can get all I need for Admissions to MedSchool.
I have read comments m 29 this year... I was doing Bachelors Degree in Public Health I think I should go for Medicine... It gave me a great hope... It seems I am still young... I will go for it... Thank You for the great inspiration so that I aspire what I need❤️🙏❤️.
Do it!!
Ty so much fr this video. It is encouraging enough to surpass th queries we have inside us regarding age vs achievement.
I had seen young age successful people unhappy suicidal.,...i had seen old age people flooded with life.
Age is just a no. Acheieve ur goals, don't bother wht other says.
I entered med school after 25, till 31 finished mbbs, had a break due to family issues..now while entering pg ill b entering in my 40s. But i am happy for me. During all th process, I learned how to live happy alone. So move on. Lots of love, All th best everyone✌
started med school 25 yrs old...then stopped due to financial issues, I worked...I came back 32 yrs old...on and off and finally I graduated at 42 yrs old....life brings you to different turns but don't let anyone tell you that age is an issue...
Is it acomplish for me to learn physiology from Guyton even if I'm not a medical student? I have a PhD degree in sports science (physical education) and Im 31years old. I have a basic foundation when it comes to physiology.
Thank you for this video. It's inspiring since I had to deal a whole lot a things during my 20s. Now I'm 32 and I wanna acquire MBBS degree. I was doubting whether I should apply for MBBS program or not? Thanks for motivation
Do it
Interesting and good to hear. Thanks Dr.Webb
Dr Webb, i don't know if i will ever make the move toward med school, but in my heart, i feel like medicine is where i will feel fulfilled. I hope in a few years i can tell you i made some progress because i feel a bit more inspired hearing i should just follow my dreams. I just don't want to fail. But you can't unless you try, right?
Go for it! You can do it!!
40 years and doing it
Being older is a double edge sword when it comes to academics. You will always be defined and categorized as an older non-traditional student with life experience, more worldly, etc. But the good news is you get to live your dream of becoming a Doctor.
I don't see any downside to either so-called "edge" you perceive. I'm older but feel I'm wiser and more confident!
I suppose being defined based on your age initially, as the most defining thing about a student, can get old quick. (No pun intended) Your peers will say " oh..THAT woman is 55 years old and JUST NOW becoming a Physician" Instead of things like " She's really cool and dedicated to learning.
Thanks for this Dr Webb
“No, no, no! It’s never too late to give us ur money!”
I had to come with the terms that I was too old at 35, not strictly because of age, but because I didn't have much of a career before 35, so.... I don't have savings, I don't own a home, I don't have children and I'm not in a relationship. I'm pretty convinced attempting med school would delay all those by at least another 6 years if not longer and it terrifies me. Unfortunately most my 20's was spent taking care of family and I put my entire life on hold for it.
I am excited to hear this because am on my way to joining Med Sch at the soonest.
This made me feel much better . I will be in my 40 s . I am a research chemist developing pediatric medicine for rare disorder but I my dream is to treat via pediatric medicine. What is putting me odd is that people are saying how will you pay your bills when you go back to college
Any younger people checking the comments for motivation?
Wow this is encouraging! Thank you