Medical school in USA vs medical school in UK?

Bachelor of Medicine takes 5 years to complete at university. So 18-23. You can walk away with that if you want.

It will certainly open doors, but you won't be a doctor. After that you need to spend two years working in a hospital as a junior doctor. These are called your foundation years.

(FY1 + FY2). After completing FY1 - you can sign the British medical register and officially call yourself a doctor. But in order to progess further - you need to complete year 2.

So that would take you from 23 to 25. Then depending on which avenue you want to take - you'll spend *at least* 5 years (probably a fair bit more) working yourself up to consultant level.

It is five to seven years long (it depends on whether you you an intercollegiate year and a few other factors), and NO, you do not have to become a doctor afterwards.

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