Medical student realises studying medicine won't get him a girlfriend

A first-year Medicine student at Queen's University Belfast has informed us about his recent discovery that studying Medicine isn't enough to get him a girlfriend. Nathan from Ballymoney, who started in September, said he was convinced that looks or personality didn't matter when it came to finding a partner as "studying Medicine was enough to get a girl into his bed". After numerous failed attempts on both Tinder and in many smoking areas, he's suddenly realised that opening up with the fact he's a med student just isn't enough in this current romantic climate and that he might have to sharpen up his personality and social skills if he wants to have a chance at finding himself a partner.