Don't ask about the school's style of study and professional employment prospects. Didn't you already know something about the school and professional prospects when you applied for this school? Of course, when it comes to medical majors, the reputation of the school is very important to students. And as far as I know, doctors in regular hospitals are at least undergraduates, and there are many graduate doctors, so medical majors have high requirements for academic qualifications.
No matter what style of study, the most important thing is you personally, so you can't give up your professional school.
You can try to change your major when you go to school to report. At that time, I switched directly from tourism English to business English. It's easy to change majors in the same college. You can try to change your medical major. It's troublesome to change majors after hospital approval, but it's better than regretting later. ...