I m a Polytechnic University student, what should I do if I want to study medicine?

It's impossible, you don't have any medical knowledge, do you want to spend a year learning what we want to learn in five years, the first exam is English, politics, Western medicine comprehensive. English politics is a public course, and everyone has to take this test. Integrative medicine is physiological, biochemical, pathological, medical, surgical, and diagnostic.

These six books may not be studied well after five years. Again, when you take the retest, first, you have to test the operation, you don't have the system to learn from the basic operation, and the difficult operation is even more difficult. Second, the mentor.

The current tutors discriminate against medical students who are not from 211 engineering universities, and clinical tutors will also discriminate against non-clinical ones, such as students from traditional Chinese and Western medicine and nursing intermajors. Not to mention the students who have been admitted from science and engineering majors. Therefore, it is almost impossible to switch to medicine on the road to graduate school.

Also, those who are not from medical universities or medical colleges cannot take the medical practitioner qualification certificate, how can they practice medicine? ）

If you really like medicine, you can consider biomedical engineering, which is similar to medicine. Or, there are some medical self-examination undergraduates, interested in which you can study, but you must start from the undergraduate step by step, or self-examination of medical specialties, so that you can obtain a formal qualification certificate, or go to graduate school.

It's a pity, it's definitely gone. Even if you pass the written test, the interview will definitely not work, how can a tutor be willing to take you.

Come to me Central South University, Xiangya Medical College, South Xiangya North Concord, Linba Ace; There is also Sichuan University, West China Medical College is quite famous for being similar to Xiangya, and the oral cavity is the best; There is also the Fourth Military Medical University (the only military doctor's, the dental ace); Sun Yat-sen University, Shandong University, Wuhan University are all very good, and there is almost China Medical University (low-key but very good), and then there are medical universities in each province.

Tianjin Medical University, Capital Medical University, Peking University Medical Department or something with relatively high scores.

I took the college entrance examination this year and wanted to study medicine, so I studied a lot, and I can ask if I don't understand anything (I am from Zhongnan, and I am one point short of entering Xiangya, and now I am in the Information Institute).

Qiqihar Medical College in Heilongjiang Province should be very good, 10 points lower than the second line, I will report, 18 points worse.

Go to the specialty. I took the college entrance examination 402 in 13 years

Wenzhou Medical College is not bad.

There is only one way to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination.

If you take correspondence courses or self-examinations, the hospital will not recognize them.

On the job graduate students, there is only a degree certificate but no graduation certificate, and the academic qualification refers to the Biyin Destruction Certificate, so the on-the-job graduate students also mention that this brigade cannot be higher than the academic qualifications.

Yes, I am a late-graduate correspondence bachelor, and I have graduated and am currently taking the medical practitioner examination. I can help you find a school.

Yes, there is no distinction between liberal arts and sciences in the study of medicine.

No! Liberal arts can only be studied nursing.

You can consider taking the postgraduate examination in medicine. However, there is a big difference between biological sciences and medicine, life sciences are more science and engineering, and medicine is more liberal arts, so it is more difficult to change majors and take postgraduate examinations. Generally speaking, it is possible to change majors in the same school, but the requirements for grades are relatively high, and the number of places is relatively small, and there are not many opportunities.

You can consult your grade level counsellor for this, they have more information on this. And it's a little easier to change majors between the same college than between different colleges. Since your school does not have a medical major, if you want to study medicine, you can see if there are any colleges and universities that cooperate with your school to carry out double degrees have medical majors to apply for, but this diploma of double degree does not seem to have much gold content, so the best thing to say is to take the postgraduate examination.

Why do you want to study medicine so much??

Medicine seems to be learning human anatomy... Seek adoption.

Yes, it's just that I have to work hard, be willing to study, and be humble enough to ask more teachers.

You can go to secondary school and learn nursing.