What courses do you study as a clinical freshman in South Medical University? Say it by subject, the more detailed the better. What did you say in class? What's the difference with middle school?

Freshman studied medical physics, medical mathematics, medical computer, college English, cell biology and basic chemistry last semester. Generally speaking, these subjects are not too difficult, and there is no need to take notes deliberately, because teachers use ppt in class, and PPT can be asked from teachers. As for homework, some teachers can assign it, others can't, but the exercises in the book are very good and can be done. The exam can be very good, and there are also supporting exercises. Cell biology needs a backing. Most of the first half semester is high school content, so don't worry too much.

It is very important to study organic chemistry, college English, computer VB, systematic anatomy, tissue embryo and meditation next semester, but the teacher will explain it carefully, so don't worry. Organic chemistry is also easy to learn and hang. Meditation is an open book, it doesn't matter. You should also recite the embryo group. Don't expect the teacher to draw the key points, it's basically impossible. It's better to copy some materials used by seniors and sisters before.