1) Learn English well: To tell the truth, English is too important for our major. In senior three, you will find that you have to deal with English papers and documents frequently. Poor English is really troublesome.

2) Be sure to do more: To be honest, at the end of our clinical research, we will go to the operating table for surgery. There may be some conflicts at first contact, especially when learning systematic anatomy and local anatomy, but since I am studying this major, I still need to do more work.

3) You must remember the basic knowledge in books, but some too deep knowledge can be memorized selectively: you will find that medical students may have the most textbooks and courses in college, and there is overwhelming knowledge waiting for you to remember, but later, you must choose a major, so you must master the basics, such as the anatomical structure of the human body and the four systems (breathing, urinary, circulation and digestion), but some (.

That's about it. To tell the truth, since you have chosen medicine, especially clinical medicine, don't be afraid of hardship and fatigue. Stick to your teeth for five years, and money will be unlimited in the future:), haha, hope to adopt it.

Seeing the above, I can't help but say that the real case, a doctoral student in our school is very famous, because he graduated from the garbage college upstairs, first promoted to the undergraduate course, and then took the postgraduate entrance examination from the prevention major to the clinical major (it is difficult, if it is easy to change from clinical to other), and then took the doctoral exam. To tell the truth, it doesn't matter what happens in college. It is also the beginning of a new round of postgraduate entrance examination. Upstairs is too pessimistic and has no confidence in the future.