Determined Young Man Resigns as Banker to Fulfill Dream of Becoming a Doctor

In a compelling success story, Joshua Kamal, a former banker, has triumphantly achieved his dream of becoming a Medical Doctor. After resigning from his banking job in January, Joshua shared his journey on Twitter, expressing the challenges he faced during the transition from banking to medical school.

Quitting his stable job to pursue a medical degree at the University of Ghana Medical School, Joshua reflected on the difficulties of re-entering the world of academics after a hiatus. The entrance exam, he revealed, posed a significant challenge, testing his perseverance and dedication.

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"I quit my bank job in January to follow my dream of becoming a medical doctor. A lot of ppl thought I was delusional. The entrance exam was the hardest I’ve had to study in my life. Not just cos MEDICAL SCHOOL but I’ve also not been a student for a bit now," he shared.

Despite facing anxiety, stress, and internal chaos, Joshua successfully graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Medicine and surgery (MBChB). The accomplishment prompted him to reflect on the journey, acknowledging the hurdles he overcame and expressing gratitude for the grace of perseverance.

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"I’m done, I’ve bagged the MBChB. I read this tweet, and it took me right back into 2019; the anxiety, the stress, the internal chaos, the hmmmmm," Joshua said.

His inspiring story serves as a testament to determination, resilience, and the pursuit of one's dreams, resonating with individuals navigating unconventional paths to fulfill their aspirations.