The difference is that professional students only need to hand in a summary when they graduate, and scientific research students need to have the opening report, mid-term evaluation and graduation thesis (in order to complete the thesis, they have to go to the laboratory to get data while working, and they have to translate an English document and attach it to the graduation thesis), and the thesis must be published in an authoritative magazine and participate in the defense. In short, the scientific research type is more troublesome than the professional type, and the summary is easier to write. Give me the right to use Wanfang and HowNet, 1 day, and it will be difficult to revise it in 3 days. It takes several months to write from topic setting to experiment. Special experiments, internal medicine is better, is to raise cells and die once.

Starting from this year, scientific research students can't take the examination of medical practitioners. Of course, if the undergraduate course is clinical, they can take the undergraduate diploma to take the exam, and they are not allowed to take the exam after graduation. There is no limit to the type of major.

Which one did you say? Except for Beijing Medical University, all students enter the hospital regardless of scientific research or major, and enter and leave at the same time, but the scientific research students have to go to the laboratory to get data and write papers.

If you are from this year, think for yourself. You'd better be professional, or you'll be exhausted from worrying.