200 points to ask questions related to studying abroad

Hello, I am also a medical student. I read your question, but it's not quite the same as yours. I studied in China as a medical college undergraduate. In all fairness, it is not realistic for China students to study abroad, because in the west, doctors are the most respected and highest paid profession. Time magazine has done research. Among the top 10 occupations in the United States, doctors actually account for seven, from cardiothoracic surgery to gynecology and pediatrics. Among them, Britain accounts for six, and other western countries are similar, and their social status is extremely high. From the fact that doctor and doctor are the same word, we can also see the status of doctors in the west. So the profession of doctor is very popular in the west, which is different from our country. First of all, not everyone can go to medical schools in the west. Secondly, they are not affordable for everyone. Third, a strict elimination system will be implemented every academic year. The proportion varies from country to country, but it is really harsh. No matter how many points you get, as long as you get to the last 65,438+00% of your grade, you are doomed to fail or be eliminated. Don't say that China students are diligent or have a good foundation. For medical schools, medical schools in western countries basically concentrate the best talents in their own countries, and the learning atmosphere is not necessarily worse than ours. To tell the truth, the education and family background they received from childhood are far better than ours, and they basically have no worries. With peace of mind, students in China are under great pressure and their studies are greatly affected. The other is that we enter medical school. Although it is possible for me to go to medical school now, it will be difficult for us to become doctors in the future unless we return to China. Why? Because western clinical majors will never admit China students and China students to study in western medical schools, they can be said to be basic medicine, such as pharmaceutical biochemistry and physiology. You can't be a doctor in the future, and medical school is sacred in the west, paying attention to your blood background. We are undergraduates studying medicine, and we will only consider whether the undergraduate medical school is excellent or not, not to mention that you have no medical background now. I can assert that there is no hope for you to apply for medical school now, and you may not even be given an application form. Strictly speaking, clinical medicine is not divided into undergraduate students and clinical medicine majors in the west. PhDs are all basic medicine. These majors can only enter pharmaceutical factories or laboratories in the future, and laboratories are not accessible to ordinary people, and the requirements are also very high. We are medical students. You really don't have to go this way for eight years. It's hard to go. Some friends who came out with us were very uncomfortable. Those who can study medicine in China must have a certain level. However, after going abroad, they found that the profession of doctors is very protective of western nations. It's hard to go. After graduation, we have two choices to become doctors. One is to go back to China, and the other is to do the best in your own country without touching any clinic. Few local students have received systematic clinical study for many years, and there are basically no opportunities for non-local hospital positions. So we medical students abroad are in the most difficult situation, not only because of all the problems of other international students, but also because they are not recognized at all, so you really don't need to go this way. This is the voice of all the few overseas medical students in Huawei.