Can liberal arts students study clinical medicine of Chinese and Western medicine? Which school has it? What's the approximate score?
Under normal circumstances, liberal arts students were not recommended to study clinical medicine. This profession usually required a large amount of medical knowledge and skills, including pharmacology, anatomy, biochemistry, pharmacology, and so on. At the same time, clinical medicine majors usually needed to learn both Chinese and Western medicine. They needed to have a certain understanding and mastery of the two medical systems. Although liberal arts students could also learn some medical knowledge, they might lack certain medical practical skills and knowledge compared to science students. Therefore, if you are interested in medicine, it is recommended to choose other medical-related majors or choose a science major in order to better learn and master medical knowledge and skills. As for the schools that were well-known for their clinical medicine, they included Peking University, Fudan University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, University of Science and Technology of China, and so on. The scores of the clinical medicine major of Chinese and Western medicine in these schools were usually above the first-tier. The specific scores might vary according to the year, region, and other factors. I hope this information will be helpful.
