Although medical majors are difficult to learn, they are under great pressure after graduation. However, with people paying more and more attention to health, the employment prospects of medical majors are getting better and better, and the enthusiasm for applying for medical majors is also increasing year by year. However, because most medical majors have higher requirements for mastering the basic knowledge of chemistry, biology and other disciplines, many majors are limited to science students. So, can liberal arts students apply for medical majors? Can liberal arts students major in stomatology? Next, the teacher will answer these two questions for the students respectively.

1. Can liberal arts students apply for medical majors?

Liberal arts students can of course apply for medical majors, but the majors they can choose are very limited.

According to the discipline requirements of undergraduate enrollment majors in colleges and universities enrolled in Hubei in 20021,medical majors that have no discipline selection requirements for the first volunteer discipline and re-examination discipline basically belong to the category of traditional Chinese medicine.

In addition to the above majors, Chinese medicine pediatrics, Dai medicine, Tibetan medicine and other majors in a few schools will not limit the requirements for elective subjects. In the traditional college entrance examination, this means that the above majors can apply for liberal arts and science at the same time. Because what they want to learn doesn't need much knowledge of chemistry, biology and physics. For example, Chinese medicine mainly studies the basic theory of ancient Chinese medicine, prescription science, selected readings of Neijing, selected readings of acupuncture for febrile diseases and other courses; TCM regimen mainly studies nutrition, TCM regimen history, TCM regimen, TCM regimen methods and techniques, TCM dietotherapy and other courses.

However, the teacher should remind everyone that not all Chinese medicine majors in colleges and universities do not set course selection requirements. For example, the traditional Chinese medicine of Capital Medical University requires not only physics as the first choice subject, but also chemistry as the second choice subject. In the traditional college entrance examination, this means that only science students can apply.

Based on the above, it is not difficult to find that liberal arts students can apply for medical majors, but generally they can only choose Chinese medicine majors, and there are not many schools that can apply for them. If it is a particularly excellent medical school, even if it is a Chinese medicine major, liberal arts students can't apply for it.

2. Can liberal arts students study stomatology?

Liberal arts students cannot major in stomatology.

First of all, according to the requirements of oral medicine major, according to the requirements of 20021Hubei Undergraduate Enrollment Major, all colleges and universities require physics as the first elective subject, and some medical universities, such as Shanxi Medical University and Harbin Medical University, also require chemistry and biology as the second elective subjects, which means that liberal arts students cannot apply for the oral medicine major in the old college entrance examination.

Secondly, from the professional courses to be studied in stomatology, its core courses include clinical pharmacology, oral molecular biology, oral anatomy and physiology, etiology and so on. For physics, chemistry and biology, basic knowledge and academic performance requirements are relatively high. So only science students can apply for stomatology, but arts students can't.

Besides stomatology, other popular medical majors, such as clinical medicine, medical imaging technology, etc., liberal arts students can't apply for the exam.