From Uber Driver to Doctor: Man Shares Video of Graduation; Says He was Denied Admission by 25 Medical Schools
- Tik Tok users are in awe after a former Uber driver decided to share his video celebrating in a new robe after bagging a medical qualification as a doctor
- The newly-qualified doctor, @JakeGoodman.Med says he almost felt defeated after numerous rejections but believed that he will qualify one day and that he respects Uber drivers
- Many comments are in one voice, that is to share emotions and congratulated the young Doctor, Goodman
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A Tik Tok user going by the name of @JakeGoodman.Med has shared a cool video clip showing him in a graduation garment as he just bagged a qualification as a doctor.
He says he was driving Uber and was denied by 25 medical schools as he wanted to pursue studies in the medical field.
The man has posted a short video clip depicting a timeline of events in how he eventually managed to fulfill his lifelong dream. He said in the video:
“I finished med school this week. Let this be the sign to keep grinding. I believe in you.”
Just like many, @JakeGoodman.med has inspired fellow users or followers in their success, Legit.ng takes a look at some of the comments.
@Sara said:
"How is it possible to feel such happiness and pride for a stranger. Congratulations Doctor.”
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@Emily said:
“Instant tears in my eyes. Congratulations and May God continue to bless you.”
@Horace Gold said:
“Not me crying over a stranger’s success.”
@Shawn Thomas said
“So inspirational Jake.”
@Doctor Dana said:
“This gave me chills, congrats Jake.”
@Kojo Sarfo said:
“Love this one brother. Dr. Jake.”
@Chrissy CRNA said:
“Yay congratulations. Love that broad street shot.”
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@Bryce Xavier said:
“Yes, let’s go. Congrats to you.”
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