EPTBut at the rate SC2, foreign SC2 is going(even tho EU doing well) best decision you can make is go to school.
Dont be in IdrA
<3 He'd be a fantastic doctor.
Thorzain Going to Medical School, SC2 Part Time, wisely do…
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Eggi
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But at the rate SC2, foreign SC2 is going(even tho EU doing well) best decision you can make is go to school. Dont be in IdrA <3 He'd be a fantastic doctor. | ||
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Serek
United Kingdom459 Posts
Best of luck to him! | ||
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C[h]ili
Germany167 Posts
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Waterflow
Sweden1550 Posts
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
 You need to think about the future too as a progammer. Also people med school does not mean doctor all the time,there are tons of other job you can do with a bachelor in medical,you don't have to go all the way to Phd and become doc... | ||
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Brett
Australia3820 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44375 Posts
I love EG and I love Thorzain, and I hope Marcus aggressively follows his (other) passion! Spoon Terran -> Scalpel Doctor? | ||
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Chernobyl
Brazil143 Posts
Well done and well played. Good luck in future | ||
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Aeroplaneoverthesea
United Kingdom1977 Posts
On August 14 2013 21:59 SpecialistSc wrote: I'm in med school. He won't have time to play sc2... American Medical school is not the same as Swedish medical school. UK medical students have loads of free time, as much as any regular full time job if not more. | ||
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Topin
Peru10080 Posts
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renkin
France249 Posts
GL to the spoon doctor ! | ||
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jakethesnake
Canada4948 Posts
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ihasaKAROT
Netherlands4730 Posts
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Bizeheryer
Germany307 Posts
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imJealous
United States1382 Posts
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YesEvil
Australia44 Posts
How come a lot of top proSC2 players actually end up doing high-smarts courses at uni such as Thorzains Medical course? | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44375 Posts
On August 14 2013 19:08 phipsL wrote: Stephano said at WCS EU Finals Season 1 that he doesn't want to study medicine anymore, because it takes too long. He wants to study ...engineering... somewhat. That's interesting. I've heard (from some in this forum and other forums) that some of these European doctoral/ other programs are more... laid back? not as challenging? not as hard to complete or apply to? as those in America. Here, you can't just arbitrarily snap your fingers and go "meh I'll start to study medicine/ engineering/ plenty of other things now kthxbye" with no prior education. | ||
Waxangel
United States33399 Posts
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DrBeansy
England85 Posts
On August 14 2013 23:34 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: That's interesting. I've heard (from some in this forum and other forums) that some of these European doctoral/ other programs are more... laid back? not as challenging? not as hard to complete or apply to? as those in America. Here, you can't just arbitrarily snap your fingers and go "meh I'll start to study medicine/ engineering/ plenty of other things now kthxbye" with no prior education. i know about UK and france (as gf is a french medical student) in UK its very hard to get in (normally 10 apply per place) but once you do get in, its alot more fun and relaxed than people make out (but still very challenging at times). in france its opposite. its easy to get into medicine, but the 1st year exams are a nightmare and only the top 10% continue. i dont know what sweden is like | ||
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