Can I be a doctor when I come out of junior college?

You can be a doctor when you come out of a junior college, provided that your major is clinical. College graduates must take the doctor's assistant certificate before they can take the doctor's qualification certificate. A doctor's qualification certificate is a doctor's employment certificate. If you want to be a doctor, you must take the exam.

The recruitment of big hospitals in big cities is to recruit graduates above graduate level. Under normal circumstances, college graduates can only be doctors in hospitals in relatively remote places. So it's best to take an undergraduate exam before coming out as a doctor.

Can I study medicine after graduating from junior high school?

Junior high school and high school graduates do not take the full-time junior college/undergraduate unified entrance examination, and report to the preparatory class for medical majors. The academic system of preparatory classes is 1 year, with 3 years of college graduation and 5 years of undergraduate graduation. Full-time medical classes enroll students once a year. Candidates who pass the examination and complete the teaching plan will be awarded full-time general higher education diplomas from medical colleges and enjoy the treatment of graduates from ordinary colleges and universities. You can take the national doctor qualification examination after graduation.

What is pre-med?

Going to the preparatory class is the preparation stage for entering the university, and the time is one year. Students submit ID cards, household registration books and other materials, and handle the student status file (for application). Learn basic medical knowledge, basic cultural courses and operational skills, as well as bridging courses in universities. In the second year, I took the unified examination, filled in my volunteers, and enrolled in a junior college or undergraduate college.