If you study medicine, those who basically work without a bachelor's degree generally have to go to graduate school. According to my understanding, you have to study for a master's degree and a doctor's degree before you can have hospital dignitaries. Or, I don't know which subject you want to study. If it is surgery, basically it is better to work in a big hospital; If you are in dentistry or beauty, you can also work in a clinic or a plastic surgery hospital, and the treatment is also very good. Doctors may be relatively stable in working hours? There's a fixed schedule or something. According to the students studying medicine, students studying medicine should not be divided into disciplines until they go to graduate school.

As a sound director, both undergraduate and graduate students can. You can also continue to study this major abroad after graduation. Television stations, media companies, theaters, art groups, film crews, recording studios and so on. Everything's fine. Sound director is also divided into video recording and music recording, as well as synchronous recording and post-production. Working hours generally depend on where you work. Television, but also nine to five; Take the theater as an example, you basically work from afternoon to evening; With the crew, it is even more uncertain; In the recording studio, you have to work if you have a job.

Depends on which type you like. If the work is done well, the salary will not be bad. In terms of prospects, it's all the same. Because I am the latter myself, I know better ~