I know that students in your class will have a five-year program as soon as they enter school, and then they will have to take an exam/look at their grade points at the end of their sophomore year to see if you are a seven-year, eight-year or five-year program.
My advice to you is that if you don't like it, you can change your major after your freshman year, which is good. If you like, go to a seven-year program, of which seven-year program is clinical and eight-year program is scientific research.
Tongji's strongest medical discipline now is Cardiology led by Yihan Chen, which is awesome.
At present, the ranking of Tongji Medical College is not very good, but to be honest, Tongji Medical College is still very good, but the postgraduate stage is very poor. After all, there is no precipitation, and the shortage of teachers is obvious. Tianjin medical university doesn't have it. One is in Shanghai and the other is in Tianjin.
I worked as an intern in tongji hospital for a while two days ago, but I'm really fine. I like it very much.
Depends on where your ambition is, alas.
Do you have any questions? You can ask me privately. All right, come on.