How if the poors or for those have no ability want to have educations in medical university?

Answer 1

You are struggling with your English so you must be from a non-English speaking country.

Even if you do not have money, college education is still possible. That's what scholarships are for. To get a scholarship, you must apply AND qualify.

If you are thinking of studying here in the USA, you have to really work on your English. Also, it is extremely difficult for a foreign student to qualify for scholarship unless you've got very, very high grades and you've got glowing recommendations from your old school.

These are the realities that await you in any US college or university and this is just the undergraduate level. Medical School has tougher requirements.

So, wouldn't you rather stay in your country and finish your education there? Surely you have scholarship programs available too. Then after you've completed your Medical degree and has had some work experience, maybe then it's time to come to the USA for further studies or to work here.

Good Luck!

Answer 2

I must admit, I almost did not even click on your question because of the poor grammar. How you communicate will affect your chances at obtaining assistance no matter how intelligent you may be. If it is your desire to be educated in a medical university, contact a local community group or exchange program through the desired institution (ESL ~ English as a Second Language programs are common) to get started. It may be just a small step, but it could lead to great adventure!

Answer 3

Hahahahaha.

Well they're pretty much screwed now aren't they?
They don't deserve to enter the medical profession, and I'll be damned if I find any 'poors' or disabled students taking their M.D. at my school.

I think your 'educations' are pretty 'poors' itself, don't you think?

Answer 4

you mean poor ? well if you are really intelligent and poor then you can always apply for scholarships....