Best Courses To Study In University Besides Medicine

Best courses to Study in the World and in South Africa besides Medicine (MBCHB) if someone is rejected for medicine

Mining Engineering
Actuarial Science
Computer Science
Mechatronics Engineering
Aeronautical Engineering
Accounting Science
Data Science

[keLv_dGeneRAL]

I was studying MBCHB last year at the university of Stellenbosch. Not because I was interested in the health sciences but because the society instilled that mindset. But to me, being a mathematical scientist of some sort was always a dream. I thought about it all, and one thing qualified as the best option for me: Actuarial Science which I have began studying this year at university of Johannesburg. All I can say is that I disappointed my family by changing from medicine to actuarial science. I'm happy and I'm giving it my all as opposed to when I was studying medicine.

[johnsfamilyadventures]

I am a proud father of a son doing engineering at Wits. The course is tough (chowing according to him) but I have seen how being challenged by the course has broadened his thinking and academic skills.

[Bella-vnpe]

1. Mining Engineering
2. Actuarial Sciences
3. Mechanical/ Mechatronic engineering
4. Computer Sciences or IT
5. Electrical engineering
6. Data Sciences
7. Industrial engineering
8. Accounting sciences
9. Petroleum /Metallurgical engineering
10. Chemical engineering

[thabangtlou]

Matriculated in 2009. Students should not let their marks limit their horizons, the world is changing and needs agile people. Kindly encourage students to also look into the National Scarce Skills List,

[SibusisoKhambule-wp]

You're are making a difference sham, lm currently in grade 12 and you have helped me deeply, lm forever grateful ❤❤

[dongorerebyron]

A career in Tech makes so much sense. The entry level positions offer very competitive salaries and some students get job offers while in their final year!!! But beware, it is hard however worth it.

[mmtn]

I like you because you are using your voice and you are telling the truth as it is, big up my boy, I graduated in 2002 but I still feel this is relevant

[OatileMonyake]

Don't just be motivated , have discipline you got this!❤

[mahlatsemaleka]

We like the way you motivate us keep doing the best some of us achieved many goals using your tips in your interviews stay blessed

[PhungoKhutso-pzte]

Finally someone brought out the word‼️

[erpadministrator]

Im a business analyst by profession. Got a Barcherlos degree in IT: Business Applications. This is one of the most flexible courses one can look into. Its so broad and enjoyable. You can venture into Project Management, Software Developer, Data Science, Financial Information Systems, Change Management and Applied Mathematics. I'm now at Master's level and my dissertation mainly focuses on AI robotics. Most interviews i've been into there isnt much competitions. Mostly there would be 3 to 4 people. Good thing is that you can start at a level of Diploma.

[sepatonthute]

Economics is also a good degree.


Even Risk Management.

[hailo]

I'm currently a matric student and feel so pressured by the expectations of my parents. The introduction already makes me feel at ease❤😊

[benno]

Hi Gift. Thank you for your video. As someone who did really well in high school and is currently enrolled in BEng, I started having some serious doubts before starting varsity, particularly because of the mindset that "smart" people should be going into medicine. I know that sounds ridiculous, but I definitely have that mindset that medicine is the ultimate degree and everything outside of it "just is." So thank you. I definitely needed to hear this message. I will go study BEng this year, and maybe if I decide I really don't like it I will try to go into medicine or even something else.

[CarsonRay-ue]

I wanted to do medicine because of the stigma. Am a victime. But I shifted my attention to Acturial science in Kenya. I agree with you gift. The mindset should change.

[SolomonTradez]

I needed this video shem, my family is pressuring me to persue medicine just i was accepted but in reality they forced me to apply for it and i hate it so much, i hate anything associated with the health department, i love Computers and want to work with em and i think I'll take that path without telling them shem

[KATLEGO_kat]

Industrial Engineering is one of the best and Statistics

[djgulston]

Excellent video, sir! I strongly encourage to the matriculants to understand yourself first and your interests. Think about what type of work environment you want to work in. Understand also that you'll never truly know what your future job will be like until you get there. Do as much research as you can on the potential careers. The best thing you can do is ask people in those careers what their job is like. Ask them what they like and dislike about their jobs.

[BoitumeloNkgari]

Thanks for the video that's what I always wanted to hear.. I'm one of the student who wanted to be a doctor.. I always felt like a failer since I couldn't be a doctor.. I lost interest in studies..

[scottn]

This is the video I needed ! Bare motivation bro