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Darwin entered the University of Edinburgh in 1825 to study medicine. He couldn't stand watching the pain of those having operations without pain killers and never became a physician.
In January 1828, he entered Christ's College at the University of Cambridge and graduated in 1831 with a degree in Theology. He had become interested in natural theology and the rest is history.
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∙ 14y agoHe Went to Medical School, Then dropped out. And Went to Cambridge University.
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Where did Charles Darwin attended school?
Anglican Shrewsbury and then Christ's College....
Was Charles Darwin name Charles?
Charles Darwin's name was Charles Robert Darwin.
What was Charles Darwin expertise?
Charles Darwin was a naturalist.
Where was Charles Darwin bron?
Where was Charles Darwin born
Was Charles Darwin Scottish?
Charles Darwin's ethnicity was English.
How many years did Charles Darwin go to college?
5 years in all . Charles went to 2 differt colleges.
Where did Charles Darwin attended school?
Anglican Shrewsbury and then Christ's College....
When did Charles Darwin go on the beagle?
1831
Was Charles Darwin name Charles?
Charles Darwin's name was Charles Robert Darwin.
Who did not go to college?
Well there are hundreds of thousands of people who didn't go to college, but I know of Lebron James who didn't go to college and from high school, he went straight to the NBA where he was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers and now plays for the Miami Heat.
Is Charles Darwin single?
No, Charles Darwin is not single.
Where was Charles Darwin bron?
Where was Charles Darwin born
What did Charles Darwin's parents do?
Who were Charles's Darwin's parents and what did they do
What was Charles Darwin expertise?
Charles Darwin was a naturalist.
What primary school did Charles Darwin go to?
he went to Cambridge
Who proposed the idea of survival of the fittest is a theory of evolution?
Charles Darwin. Also known as Darwin's Theory of Evolution.
Was Charles Darwin Scottish?
Charles Darwin's ethnicity was English.
