You can't be a doctor in medical school.

In college, there are some majors that seem to be related to medicine, but you can't become a doctor after graduation.

The name of this "pseudo-medical" profession sounds advanced, and it is easy to mistakenly think that you can become a doctor, but in fact, it is not.

First of all, the oral technology major is one of them. Despite the increasing emphasis on oral health and the popularity of dental clinics, many students want to become oral doctors.

However, if you want to work as a dentist after graduation, you must choose to major in oral medicine rather than oral technology.

The next major is optometry technology. Students who want to become ophthalmologists should choose a major in optometry.

Students who graduate from optometry technology can usually only engage in optometry and optometry related work, most of which will work in optical shops.

The third is the medical imaging technology major, mainly responsible for shooting medical images.

Although you can work in a hospital, the work content is relatively easy, but if the student's dream is to save patients, choose this major may not be suitable.

Finally, the specialty of preventive medicine.

Graduates of this major usually work in the field of scientific research or health and epidemic prevention, which is different from the work of traditional doctors and requires comprehensive consideration by students.

Before choosing to study medicine, students should understand that it is difficult and very hard.

Students should be aware that unlike other majors, medical majors need to study a lot of knowledge every week, and they may not become doctors after graduation.