Recommended by Quanzhou Medical College

Quanzhou medical colleges include Zhangzhou Health Vocational College, Quanzhou Medical College and Fujian Health Vocational and Technical College.

1, Zhangzhou Health Vocational College

Zhangzhou Health Vocational College is a full-time public university, formerly known as the Nursing College of Gospel Hospital, founded in 1934. 1985 was renamed Zhangzhou Health School. In 2004, it was upgraded to Zhangzhou Medical Nursing Vocational College with the approval of Fujian Provincial People's Government, and was officially renamed Zhangzhou Health Vocational College in 2007. It is a model modern vocational college in Fujian Province and a project of "Fujian High-level Vocational College and Specialty Construction Plan".

2. Quanzhou Medical College

Quanzhou Medical College is located on the banks of Luoyang River in Quanzhou, a cultural capital of East Asia, a famous hometown of overseas Chinese and a famous historical and cultural city. It is a full-time public national demonstration (backbone) medical and health vocational college.

3. Fujian Health Vocational and Technical College

Fujian Health Vocational and Technical College is a public full-time ordinary college approved by the Fujian Provincial People's Government and put on record by the Ministry of Education. It is a model modern higher vocational college in Fujian Province, which mainly trains skilled medical and health personnel in nursing, pharmacy, medical technology, clinical medicine and health management.

Advantages of junior college:

1, the majors are highly targeted and technical, and most of them are popular occupations at present, so college students can better put theory into practice and work after graduation.

2. As we all know, full-time colleges and universities are all three-year institutions, and they should enter the society one year earlier than undergraduates, so they can adapt to the social rules earlier, hone themselves earlier and constantly improve their work experience.

Disadvantages:

1, the diploma is relatively poor, and many companies and civil servants require job seekers to have a bachelor's degree or above, so this leads to the fact that college students are not as good as undergraduates in employment opportunities.

2. The teaching resources of junior colleges may be worse than those of undergraduate colleges, and the learning atmosphere is not so strong.