How about studying abroad to study medicine?

It must be a good thing to study medicine abroad, especially in the United States, a country with particularly developed medicine. You can apply for American medicine, but you should start from a new school. Medical schools in the United States have a four-year academic system. When students graduate, they get a doctorate in medicine.

Generally speaking, medical college applicants must submit the following application materials:

1. Undergraduate GPA: For general applicants, an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or above is a necessary condition for applying for medical school. The top ten medical schools should have a GPA of 3.6 or above.

2. TOEFL: Generally, international students are required to provide TOEFL scores. Although some medical schools do not require applicants to take the TOEFL test, they still put forward higher assessment requirements for international applicants' English listening and speaking ability, so it is best to get a TOEFL score of 630 or above when applying for top medical schools.

3.MCAT or GRE: MCAT is an entrance examination required by almost all American medical schools. If candidates apply for medical research in medical schools, they can also provide GRE scores to hospitals.

4. Education: You must have a four-year undergraduate degree or above. Medical college has no restrictions on undergraduate majors, but generally requires candidates to have studied some credits in biology, chemistry, physics and calculus.

5. Letter of recommendation: if the applicant's undergraduate school has a "pre-medical Committee", submit a letter of recommendation written by this institution; If there is no pre-medical committee in the applicant's undergraduate school, a letter of recommendation written by an undergraduate professor shall be submitted, and the specific number of letters of recommendation shall be determined by the applicant school.

6. Proof of funds: International students need to provide sufficient proof of funds to show that their financial resources are sufficient to bear all the expenses during their study. The annual tuition fees of medical schools are mostly above $30,000, and scholarships are rarely provided.