The Ministry of Education stipulates that undergraduates can take cross-disciplinary examinations (but non-medical undergraduates are not allowed to take cross-disciplinary examinations for medical postgraduates). You can apply for non-medical majors in medical colleges. Take whatever major you apply for, and don't take preschool education courses. For example, when applying for English major, there are two kinds of English graduate students, master and master. The first master's exam is politics, second foreign language, basic English and comprehensive English. Junior college entrance examination politics, master of translation X language (most schools take master of translation English), basic English translation, Chinese writing, encyclopedic knowledge.

Can I apply for pre-school education graduate students and then transfer to medical major? A: It is not allowed to change from major to major.

If I am admitted to A school, can I transfer to B school for postgraduate study? The Ministry of Education stipulates that graduate students are generally not allowed to transfer.