1. The orientation of undergraduate and junior college education is different.
Although both undergraduates and junior college students have passed the college entrance examination or enrolled independently, the educational orientation of this major is different due to different academic qualifications. For colleges and universities, there are clear practical application fields and directions, more emphasis on professional orientation, fewer general education courses, and more practice-oriented. Courses offered by undergraduate colleges include not only applied knowledge, but also theoretical principles. Most of the first year of undergraduate education is general education, and the courses and knowledge will be more extensive. So undergraduates need to spend more time studying than junior college students.
2. Undergraduate students and junior college students have different training objectives.
There are differences in talent training objectives between undergraduate colleges and junior colleges. Because of the different goals, the educational methods, teaching models and curriculum practice will be different. Undergraduate colleges and universities mainly cultivate knowledge-based talents with solid theoretical foundation. They mainly focus on theory. Students need to accumulate more professional knowledge, and of course they also need innovative thinking and practical ability. Colleges and universities cultivate applied talents with strong practical ability. They emphasize practicality and skill, and students need to master professional skills to meet the requirements of enterprises for technical talents. Therefore, students' training objectives are different, and there is also a gap in learning years. It takes more time to combine solid theory with practice.
3. Five-year undergraduate medical program
Five-year medical research is mainly related to its professional nature. Medicine is a marginal subject, which conforms to international standards. There are five-year programs abroad. Five years of medical study, four years of studying textbook knowledge in school, mastering basic theoretical principles, and taking turns to practice in various departments of the hospital 1 year. Because there are many specialized courses to learn, it is very nervous to complete 52 courses in 4 years. Besides, I finished all the courses in five years. As a medical student, the employment pressure is great. It is very difficult to get good development if you want to enter a good hospital. The undergraduate degree can't meet the requirements. Students need postgraduate entrance examination to continue their studies. Strictly speaking, five years of study time is far from enough.
Whether it is three years of professional study, four years of undergraduate study or five years of medical study, since you have made a choice, you must bravely advance and make unremitting efforts for your daily life. When students finish their studies and learn more knowledge, their development will be better after graduation.