I completed my senior six last year, but I don’t have money to continue my education, where exactly can I get help to reach my dream of being a professional doctor?

Answer:

I understand your dream of becoming a professional doctor, and although the lack of money is likely to stand in your way, pursuing this dream is still possible. There are a number of ways you can acquire the funding necessary to continue your education and reach your goals.
First, there are numerous grants and scholarships available for students interested in medical studies. These can typically be found online or through local organizations such as schools, churches or charities that offer financial assistance for tuition fees and other related costs. It’s also worth looking into special loans from banks or government services which can provide more flexibility with repayment plans when it comes to higher education expenses.
Second, think beyond traditional college admissions by looking into apprenticeship programs offered on an international level—programs specifically designed for students from lower-income backgrounds who want to pursue a medical career but cannot afford university fees without outside help. These apprenticeships allow you to receive top-notch medical training while having most—or all—of the costs covered by sponsorships or grants provided by governments and private organizations alike.
Thirdly, try reaching out directly to universities themselves since many have funds allocated exclusively for student scholarships each year; some allow applicants from financially disadvantaged backgrounds make use of them if qualified.. Additionally, certain universities may also offer discounts on tuition fees if you’re able to meet their requirements – so do not let geographical location limit your opportunities either! Lastly don’t forget about internships; they’re one way to gain real world experience before jumping into true medical studies at the postsecondary level – where part time jobs could give enough money over time that prove essential as you hit major academic milestones in life.