Former Banker Joshua Kamal Pursues Dream of Becoming a Doctor, Graduates with Success
"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," Joshua shared.
AKACHI NOEL 
In a testament to determination and tenacity, Joshua Kamal, a former banker, has successfully transitioned from the financial sector to fulfill his dream of becoming a medical doctor. Joshua announced his accomplishment on Twitter, sharing the challenges and triumphs of his journey.
Having left his banking career in January to pursue a medical degree, Joshua faced the daunting task of re-entering the academic realm after a hiatus. He described the entrance exam as the most challenging he had ever encountered, citing the difficulties of adjusting to the rigorous study routine.
"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," Joshua shared.
Despite the hurdles, Joshua's perseverance paid off as he graduated from the University of Ghana Medical School with a bachelor’s degree in Medicine and Surgery. Reflecting on his journey, he acknowledged the internal struggles of anxiety and stress during the transitional period.
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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," he expressed. Joshua credited God for the grace that enabled him to overcome challenges and achieve his dream.
In another inspiring story, 43-year-old Shamone Gore Panther returned to university to pursue her dream of studying medicine after giving birth to four children, showcasing that it's never too late to pursue one's aspirations.
