Am a third year nursing students. failed the major subjects, am i quafified to take a doctors degree?

I am supposed to graduate if I did not missed the major subjects in nursing in my fourth year but my teachers advise me that I failed to reach the cut-off grades level. and the school policy implements the no go for students who fails in major subjects. What's the remedy, Other schools will not admit drop out students can I still have a chance of becoming a nurse but for the meantime am looking forward to become a doctor.

Is this supposed to be a joke?

If you can't handle nursing school coursework, you won't be able to handle medical school coursework.

Besides, it's not simple. Nursing classes do not count towards pre-medical requirements, and they certainly do not count towards medical school credits (in fact, nobody can transfer medical school credit, regardless of where it was taken).

In order to apply to medical school, you need at least 90 hours of credit at an accredited US university, and you need to complete the pre-requisite classes. You also need to have a great GPA and to take the MCAT (the medical college admissions test) and do well on it. Research experience is also encouraged.

So no, at the moment you are NOT qualified to even apply. Besides, medical school is a long road and not something you do "in the meantime."

A third year student(s)? Failed nursing subjects? No, I dont think you are "quafified".