Of course, it is difficult to study medicine, and in fact, no major is simple, so apart from perseverance, dreams and love are the only things that support you to complete this professional knowledge.

My major is pharmacy, so I can only say that I am close to studying medicine. It's really hard to be responsible. I am really afraid that one day I will be bald, but this is my major. Yes, I carefully selected those schools with my family after I knew the exam results. As a result, the night before registration, I deleted all those materials and began to choose schools by major. The reason is very simple, because the majors in those schools were relatively large before. But my score is very likely to be on the list, so I put it on the list. Fortunately, I talked with my dad for a long time and told me that if I applied for their chosen major, I basically wouldn't have to worry about finding a job. If it is anything else, I have to rely on myself. But once you report it, you won't regret it. They have no responsibility. I think it's quite right. I want to like it at the end of my life. That's why I applied for pharmacy.

So I think, if you really want to study medicine, and your college entrance examination results are good enough to get into a good school, you can go, provided that you make up your mind and do all the difficulties you have to go through in studying medicine. If not, I suggest you reconsider. If you regret it after going to college, it will be boring to complain again.

After all, your high school class teacher told you to study medicine? What do you want to do when you go to college? It doesn't matter if you play with your mobile phone until you throw up. This is a well-painted cake. There will be a full schedule of courses. The thickness of professional books is beyond your imagination. A week before the exam, you can see brightly lit dormitory buildings and full study rooms. You probably can't take beautiful photos of scenery and food everywhere in your circle of friends like a high school student. After all, you have to draw an anatomical map and stay in the laboratory.

But after a few years, when you learn something, I believe you will feel more proud. After all, children who study medicine know more about life and death.