Yes, secondary hospitals need full-time specialties, and tertiary hospitals need full-time undergraduate courses, regardless of whether graduate students at all stages need full-time plus continuous work experience and professional titles. Nowadays, those who have obtained adult education are not recognized. The only way to go to a tertiary hospital for a college degree is to take the postgraduate entrance examination, while your graduate students should study pharmacy, pharmacology and clinical pharmacy, and their graduation age should not exceed 40. Are you sure that if you come back from graduate school for three years, the hospital will still save a place for you? Can't go back to the original unit, or the original unit won't stamp you? The conditions are very strict. I just finished applying today.