Note that if you want to be a doctor, you can only apply for a clinical major in a general medical school, preferably for more than five years.

At your age, you should be around 23 now, so you will be 28 after graduation. If you want to work in a slightly better hospital, you need a master's degree for three years.

Considering that it will take eight years, it is estimated that you will have to add another two to three years of Ph.D.

Well, by then, the three-year standardized training that has begun now should also be popular and standardized.

In other words, if you are determined to be an excellent doctor in a big hospital, it will take at least 13 and 14 years. I'm about 30 or 67 years old.

Of course, if you get excellent grades and go directly to the eight-year program, you can reduce a few years.

I won't advise you to give up this idea, just tell you how much time and cost it will take. If your family conditions are good, or you don't care about getting married and having children, you can work hard for your dreams.