Are there any seniors or sisters in Central South University studying for medical examination? I want to transfer my major to clinical. What are the conditions? Is it difficult? If you can't transfer, can you take the postgraduate entrance examination? On the one hand, grades are very important. Actually, it's not as difficult as you think. I am a clinical student, and many of my classmates are transferred from other majors. There will be an interview when the professional score reaches the top 20%, and the topic is relatively simple. The following is the experience of one of my classmates changing majors, which can be used for reference. Come on! ! ! Let me introduce myself first. I am a student who transferred from engineering to Xiangya Clinic. What is written below, I hope it will help you to switch to medicine. If you want to transfer to other engineering courses, such as materials students, you can also refer to it, but your specific process may be different from mine. Recently, more and more students have asked me about changing my major (there are many students who help them ask questions). I think everyone is anxious and wants to know more specific details. As a person who has experienced a major change, I understand everyone's feelings, so here, I am working hard. However, my writing level is limited and my language expression ability is lacking. It may be a little difficult for everyone to read this article. I will try my best to make people understand what I wrote. It may be written directly, and the words are inappropriate. I have to think it over. My idea is simple, that is, I want to help everyone. In fact, I personally transferred according to the school's implementation plan, and there is no concern about whether to rely on relationships or whether to accept red envelopes. Therefore, what I want to talk about below is also aimed at students like me. In fact, there are online implementation plans for changing majors over the years. This is basically the case every year, and there will not be much change. Some students worry that the process of changing majors is very dark. Actually, I personally think it's fair. Colleges also need talents. If your grades are good enough, you will succeed. According to the plan, the main condition for students to change majors is the weighted average score of 65,438+00% (the top 20% in some years), but I want to say that everyone should understand that this refers to the scope, not everyone who meets the requirements can change majors, and it is generally decided according to the ranking of applicants. Otherwise, the top 20% people have changed, and it is not practical to think about it. Therefore, students who have just obtained qualifications (such as ranking around 20%) are actually very difficult to succeed. I don't know if you understand this. Take our year as an example, most successful students are in the top 20 of the college. I feel that the students around me rank first, second and third in the whole college. If the policy of that year was based on the ranking of small majors, then at least they were in the top few of their own small majors. If you choose a relatively unpopular major in your college, and then there are fewer experts, your ranking is far higher than the major category, that is your advantage. However, the policy of each hospital is not necessarily the same every year, depending on whether the plan of that year is arranged by specialty or by small specialty. I have paid attention to the students around me who have successfully changed their majors. The top 34% people have great hopes of success, but they may not succeed. There are also some examples of being eliminated. So everyone should have a bottom in their hearts. (I mean to transfer to clinical practice, and the requirements of other medical majors are relatively low. Engineering students are not clear. According to the students who transferred materials and civil engineering, the requirements will be lower than those in clinic, which is for reference only. ) Then, let me talk about the process. When the sophomore year begins, a notice will be sent at the school information port. Eligible students fill in the Application Form for Undergraduate Admission of Central South University and submit it to the Academic Affairs Office of their college. Then he stamped it, which means that you are allowed to transfer out (generally, as long as it meets the requirements, the college is still very humanized and will not keep people because of your good grades), and then send the stamped form to the college you want to transfer to within the specified time. Please note here that the time may be short, and we only had half a day at that time, which is the key. Don't worry, just pay attention, there is plenty of time. Maybe you will encounter some situations, such as incomplete chapters and insufficient personal information. Don't panic. Explain the situation to the teacher and go back to get it. The teacher won't embarrass you in time, as long as you pay attention. Think about it. It is worthwhile for you to run more times for such a big thing to succeed. ) When I changed my major, I was also reminded by my senior sister. For Xiangya, as long as it meets the requirements of the plan, it is eligible for the exam. It's not difficult to use English in the exam, and it won't embarrass everyone. Then, it is not difficult to wait for the interview. At first, many of us answered questions in Chinese, haha, but English is also useful. Please feel free. Anyway, the people interviewing you are all senior talents. We went in for an interview alone. It seems that eleven teachers are sitting opposite you (I don't know how to count, but I remember I was still very nervous). Don't be afraid, I'm timid, too, but I've already gone this way. I believe everyone has come this far. They are all talented people, so have confidence. Take me for example. At that time, I introduced myself first. At that time, the manuscript was prepared for more than three minutes. Later, the teacher asked for one minute, and when it exceeded, it was interrupted. I suggest a little more preparation and then focus on the specific requirements. Then, the teacher will ask you questions, and the teachers are all very good. I feel that when I ask questions, many of them are smiling. When I answered questions, many teachers kept nodding and smiling to show their approval, so don't be afraid. The question I was asked at that time was also very simple. What I remember is: 1, why should I study medicine, and 2, why should I be a doctor and let you be a nurse? Would you like to? 3. If you enter the clinic, would you like to be a doctor of anesthesia and mental health? 4. Do you have any in-depth understanding of Xiangya's clinical specialty, spirit and anesthesia? . . . That's about it. It would be best if teachers could be interested in answering questions (at that time, teachers were interested in the social practice in my self-introduction). I said that I like the feeling of wearing a white coat and think that doctors are sacred, so I smiled and asked me, where is the nurse? Are they sacred? Do you think we are sacred? So, we chatted for a while, because later I heard from my classmates that the teacher had finished introducing himself without asking questions. Finally, she was eliminated. Finally, just wait for the notice, and the college will call to congratulate you on passing. If everyone's grades come out, yours will not be eliminated. If you are not at ease, you can also call and ask. That's about it. If you don't understand anything, you can tell me directly in the comments below, and I will add and modify it. I hope it is useful to everyone. Whispering or texting is not recommended (but it is not forbidden, don't be afraid, hee hee, I understand your feelings). Although I really want to help you, I have written the same whispers and text messages for almost 20 times these days, and I have to go back and forth for more than a dozen times, which is a bit of a breakdown. Hee hee, be considerate, but I'm still happy to help you. Ok, that's all, welcome harassment and wish you success! Thanks for this classmate's experience, (~ o ~) ~ ZZ