Is there anyone who began college after thirty five for doctor or dentistry?

I know a doctor who studied medicine in his mid 40s. He is now a professional and ends a ton of money. Never let your dreams go. Age is only an number and should never get in the way. Do what you have to do to make your dreams come true. After all that is what life is about. Always be consistent with everything you do and in the end all your dreams will come true.

hi, why not, if your are really interested ,to study further, then , there is no age limit for this. you can do it.

Right now I'm almost 40 years old, and honestly i just got home from school i am taking up Computer HArdware and Software Servicing, i took the 45 days crash course rather the the 2 years course required, but i can still apply for the National License, that is if i can pass it. There are a lot of challenge though, since i need to be in school 8 am to 11am, and i have to work in my farm early in the morning which provide sustenance for my family. in the afternoon i have to stay here in my internet cafe to manage it, and we are up to as late as 1-2am.

I think it's great that you want to go back to school and I definitely encourage you to do it. I wish you all the best and believe you can do it if it's your dream. If it doesn't happen then you will still have learned something. You don't want to have the regret of what if. You can do what you have to in order to make something happen if you truly want it. You can always try something else if it doesn't work out for some reason. You are here for a reason and you might as well explore and find out what that reason is so you can be happy.

If you really and TRULY want to do it, DO IT. Go for it.

It's never too late for learning. Just do what you want, go with your dream. best wishes!

I have no such experience or dreams but I know some people who begun schooling again at later age at open universities, age should not an obstacle when you want to contribute to society and to humanity, great decision!

I personally haven't, but I do think more and more people are going back to school later to find new jobs and further their education with the economy tanking the way it is. In one way, it could be beneficial, because you could retire early, and since you are older, you actually will be able to have more 'common sense' and a little more stability than say a 19 years starting to go through the school process of a doctor or dentist. I say reach for your dreams! Start schooling, if it doesn't work out, you at least know you tried, and have learned some new things on top of it!