First, understand the targeted medical student programs.
In senior high school, students who are interested in medical majors can consult the admissions office, education departments or hospitals at all levels to understand the specific contents and policies of the targeted medical student program.
Second, take the college entrance examination.
Directional medical students, like other high school students, need to take the national college entrance examination and take the examination according to the prescribed examination subjects and difficulty levels. Candidates need to get higher scores before they have a chance to be admitted.
Third, successfully match the targeted medical student plan.
The results of the college entrance examination are only a condition for admission. Candidates also need to meet the requirements of the targeted medical student program and pass specific review and inspection procedures. If students pass the exam, they will get financial aid, preferential admission opportunities and better training conditions.
Fourth, complete volunteer service.
After graduation, oriented medical students need to carry out corresponding voluntary service, including working in designated medical institutions for a certain number of years, and make contributions to the national health cause. If students fail to fulfill their obligations, they need to bear the corresponding punishment.
Introduction to new students:
First, the classification of orientation students.
Targeted students of the Ministry of Education, a class of students admitted by the Ministry of Education for outstanding students from poor families, can receive subsidies in terms of housing purchase and support fees. Doctor-oriented students are admitted to the medical major by the Ministry of Health or the provincial and municipal health bureaus. The professional admission examination is slightly different from ordinary enrollment, and they need to complete a certain service period or are still selected by several masters and doctors.
Second, targeted students' exams and applications.
The registration and examination of oriented students are basically the same as those of the college entrance examination for general majors, but the difference is that when choosing volunteers and filling out forms, students need to choose colleges and majors specially set up by students and submit the necessary supplementary materials (such as financial information of sponsored families). Directional examination is conducted before the college entrance examination every year, and candidates need to be prepared for the examination content and registration requirements.
Third, the cultivation and service of orientation students.
After becoming an orientation student, you need to complete the corresponding studies and compulsory services (such as joining the army, civil servants, doctors, etc.). ), enter the support period or continue your studies. Students get better support and guidance in their study, life and career, and at the same time, they should fulfill their obligations and make contributions to society.