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You can study abroad maybe. Here on Turkey, med schools are easier to get in for foreigners and Turkey's currency value is low so it's easier to finance your life with your parents money.

I would say to try and work on your grades to see if you can get a scholarship after you graduate high school and see if you can work to save up money for school. I’m 14, and I’ve wanted to be a neurosurgeon since I was five. My parents won’t be able to help put me through college, so I’m planning on getting a job and winning scholarships. I was an A, B student until the 5th and 6th grade where my grades dropped to F and D. I changed schools, and I worked to get back to being a A and B. Then, last school year, I started taking 9th-grade classes while finishing the 8th grade. I was earning straight A ranging from 95-100% in all my classes, So now I have one 9th grade credit to get. And I am maybe going into 10th grade. It just shows that if you work hard and believe in yourself, you can do almost anything you put your mind to. So even though it will be hard and you’ll have to make a lot of sacrifices if’s, it’s something you genuinely want. It’s worth the try. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk! 😂 and I wish you luck in your journey.

@@jaylynnwatson119 woahh that's amazing!! the highest grade I've ever gotten was only 88%. How did you force yourself to study? and what are you're study methods 😭 im struggling so much 🙂

@@potatoes3872 For the most part, when it came to forcing myself to study, I always thought about what I would get out of it, and when that didn't work, I came up with an award system. For instance, I would study for an hour or how long I felt I needed for that specific class. After I completed that amount of time, I would do something I considered fun for about half the time I studied, depending on how long I studied for that specific class. So let's say I study science for a 1hr and 30 minutes. I would then do something I considered fun for 45 minutes because it's half the time I studied. And when that didn't work because I'm definitely not perfect and have a lot of moments of procrastination, I just studied what I felt like I needed to for however long I could. And for study methods, you just have to find what works for you and stick to it. Personally, I like to write the first set of notes in class and then rewrite it neater in a way that makes more sense and color code it in a way that helps me remember what I need to. I also ask my teachers questions and for clarity when I need it. As well as make flashcards or find other fun ways to study, so it doesn't feel as though I'm doing the same thing all the time. You should also make sure you take breaks and take days off, studying too much can lead to burnout and possibly cause your grades to drop. I'm still learning to do that, and it's a hard habit to unlearn once you pick it up. I'm also still learning that grades are important but not everything; they don't measure your worth and don't always show your intelligence. It's ok to struggle and not be ok, put your mental health first, and you'll be able to reach places you always saw as impossible. If you ever need help feel free to reach out!

@@jaylynnwatson119 Hi i was willing if you can teach me some things im having trouble😓

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