This is a self-made answer explanation for the Shiga University of Medical Science's Bachelor's Degree Transfer Exam. The first exam includes comprehensive questions from the H26-R2 academic years (7 years), and Essay I includes 3 years from H26, 27, and 29. Shiga University of Medical Science tests on physics, chemistry, life science, and statistics, all within the university curriculum. Because the questions cover a wide range of fields and are difficult, it's more efficient to solve past questions while checking the answers. The trends in the questions haven't changed much, so understanding the trends by solving multiple years' worth of questions is key. For organic chemistry, understanding the principles is crucial, so the thought process and definitions of terms (chirality, RS notation, etc.) are also included. The calculation processes are also detailed for physics. For statistics, the rationale for using each testing method is summarized. The answers were created by a life science graduate who passed the Shiga University of Medical Science's first exam (for physics and chemistry questions, they were created by a physics graduate and a pharmaceutical science graduate, respectively). The comprehensive questions consist of about 50 questions in total: about 10 physics questions, about 10 chemistry questions, about 30 life science questions, and a few statistics questions (up to 5). The ability to process them in a short amount of time is required, so the preparation methods of those who passed the written exam will be helpful. The second exam at Shiga University of Medical Science includes questions on life science-related considerations and research methods. The answers are written, so accurate understanding is necessary. The answers were created by a life science graduate and a pharmaceutical science graduate who passed the Shiga University of Medical Science's first exam. We will also answer questions about the fields to study and study methods exclusively for purchasers. Please feel free to ask. After-sales support is available. Please check the profile for details. #MedicalSchoolTransfer #MedicalSchoolTransfer #BachelorTransfer #ShigaUniversityOfMedicalScience #PastQuestions #Answers #KALS