I am a basic medical student, but I am not a clinical student. I was a junior when I started school. After school started, during the military training, I had two exams. English test determines the placement of English listening and speaking classes, which is divided into one and a half classes and two classes. The possibility of learning a book in the second category is relatively small, but this exam is really not very important. There is also the computer ability test. If I pass, I can take computer courses in the first semester. This exam is voluntary, so I don't have to take it.

The dormitory was divided before reporting for duty. If you go early, you can choose any bed. It seems very troublesome to change after parting, but you can contact the logistics to try and find an empty bed or find another way.

According to our experience, six rooms are not bad, the number of people is just right and the space is not small. Four rooms are relatively small, and there are only a few people in eight rooms. But this year, when you reach the level of 1 1, there should be no dormitory for six people. When I left this year, there were only six rooms at the level of 12.

The furnishings of the dormitory are just like that. There is no new dormitory this year, so don't expect too much. Living in an old building is certain. You can see for yourself then.

All right, that's all. You can ask me anything you want to know.