You studied secondary nursing, and later you studied correspondence nursing college. Now you want to continue to apply for clinical medicine by correspondence. Your enthusiasm and hard-working spirit are commendable. In my opinion, you might as well study undergraduate nursing by correspondence, which is also a bright road for you to be promoted to head nurse, deputy director and head nurse in the future. If you apply for clinical medicine, you won't get a practicing certificate in the future. The administrative department of health has long stipulated that medical adult education should not be used as the basis for the qualification examination of medical practitioners (except for adult higher education, self-study examination and medical professional education in various colleges and universities before June 2002 10). Therefore, it is recommended that you take an adult or correspondence nursing undergraduate course. Hello, excuse me. Correspondence undergraduate is a nursing major. Can I refer to the judicial examination? Thank you. If it is a nationally recognized undergraduate degree, you can apply. There is no limit to the majors in applying for the bachelor's degree in the judicial examination, but students have legal knowledge, which means you need to have a legal foundation. You can listen to the lessons explained by the unicorn teacher. Because you are a non-jurist, it is best to listen to the course with subtitles, which can save you a lot of trouble, such as professional vocabulary and individual teachers' dialects. Correspondence in nursing specialty is useful and can be used as a senior teacher. It can be used as a basis for long-term promotion. As long as it is affirmed by the government, it can be used as an undergraduate nursing correspondence course. See what you mean, you are not, so after you get this degree, you are not qualified.