Supplement: After reading the reply from the second floor, I can't help but want to add a few words.

A simple problem seems to have become complicated. ...

It is difficult for international students to apply for medical undergraduate courses. But applying for McMaster has an advantage, because they have a certain number of international students (no matter how big) every year. If you are a girl, you are more likely to enter McMaster. The proportion of female students in McMaster Medical College has been increasing in the past few years, reaching more than 70%.

Besides, why can't Canadian medical college get out for four years? Been out everywhere for four years. Moreover, the doctor's degree is "M.D." or "D.O.", not just M.D. At the same time, although most schools require MCAT, neither McMaster nor Otava requires it.

Moreover, you don't have to be a medical undergraduate to go to graduate school. The school has no requirements for your undergraduate major. Quite a few doctors study music, philosophy, history and so on. However, many schools will require undergraduates to take biology, chemistry, physics and other courses for one year (or equivalent). You should check this with each school. If not, you can take some pre-medical cram schools to make up for it.

The myth that it is difficult for China people to get a medical license is exaggerated, so don't be psychologically afraid. Because countless predecessors have completed such a myth.

In addition, it should be noted that not all doctors are paid extremely high salaries. Some doctors pay personal income tax of nearly 6.5438+0 million a year, and some doctors make a living by doing Meian.

Anyway, everything is a test.

Good luck.