Liberal arts student, now studying small languages in sophomore year. Do you want to give up studying medicine abroad? How about Northern Europe and Denmark?

To tell you the truth, don't go to northern Europe. Although the welfare in Northern Europe is good, why are there far fewer international students from China than other developed countries? The quality of education in northern Europe is very high, and it is difficult to graduate, not to mention that you plan to study medicine. There are still two years, bear with it, and the undergraduate course will go out, saving money and time. Generally, it takes 1 year to study abroad, which means you may not leave until your senior year. Is it worth it? If you are really a doctor from the heart, then go. It's not what some people say: toss and turn while you are young. Good luck.