Not much. Many medical students do not choose Melbourne University or even Australia as their study direction. They are more likely to be biased towards the United States, and a few will be biased towards Europe. In Australia, the overall medical level is different from that of the United States and Europe, so studying medicine may not be very good. I suggest you communicate with people who have studied abroad before making a decision. This is something I sent to my friend before. He also wants to study medicine. There are many things he doesn't understand. You can learn from it and see if it is useful.

The application for medical study abroad is really complicated, so if you have any plans, it is recommended to pay attention to the study abroad agent from the last semester of junior year (of course, it is more reliable) and prepare all the materials and documents in an orderly manner.

(A) Foreign medical application channels

Because the medical level and medical system abroad are relatively sound, and as a doctor, his medical license will be revoked if he is not careful, so medical students can be said to be "strict in and strict out" abroad. Whether it is admission or graduation, it is absolutely difficult, so it is really not recommended for DIY to apply for medical study abroad. It is best to find a study agent or study consultant with relevant resources or relevant experience background, and prepare from now on. Nowadays, many agents studying abroad are not limited to helping students in physical stores. You can consider finding a reliable and experienced agent online, which will at least teach you some experience. For example, I had a friend who was consulting in a place called PAIR. The founders were really good and had a lot of inside information.

[2] What are the preparations for studying abroad in medicine?

The first is grades. The better the school, the higher the grades. The second is auxiliary materials, such as whether you have done experiments during your medical studies in China, or your academic reports, such as academic articles, which can be counted as auxiliary materials. If you choose clinical aspect, you'd better have more experimental experience, and if you choose scientific research direction, you'd better have more academic materials. These two directions are two main directions. To sum up, in addition to studying well, you have to be professional. Of course, if you have extracurricular activities, it is also important to apply for prestigious schools, such as teaching and similar activities, which are considered when enrolling students in prestigious schools. (Because famous schools want elites, not learning machines)

After these preparations are almost done, you can start preparing documents and materials. It can be said that studying abroad in medicine is a very difficult road. Many friends around me have regretted "taking the road of studying medicine", but these people have never thought of giving up, because the end of this road must be bright.

I hope it will help you, and I hope you can apply successfully. Come on! )