In your opinion: what is a good medical student? Is becoming a good Medical Student as difficult as we think?To better understand good Medical Students, let's find out together! 
Surely, you are thinking what is a good medical student? Or do you simply think that studying medicine only requires good ethics and expertise? Good medical students, also known as medical students, achieve the title of 5 Good. Students must meet 5 basic criteria: good ethics, good study, good physical fitness, good volunteering and good integration. With the above criteria, we can see that just studying is not enough, we need to have other criteria to perfect ourselves to become a Good Medical Student. Therefore, becoming a good Medical Student is really not easy at all!
We would like to introduce a face representing talent, beauty, and enthusiasm to win the title of "5 Good Student" at the City level of the Institute. That talented girl is Le Duong Minh Anh - Y2 Preventive Medicine student.
First, let's take a look at Minh Anh's outstanding achievements:- Achieved the title of "5 Good Student" at the City level for the 2020 - 2021 school year 
- Co-authored 3 international articles and one article published in a domestic magazine
- Achieved Top 15 in the "Student of the Year 2021" program 
The title of 5 Good Student came to Minh Anh by chance and also by fate. Initially, Minh Anh planned to study abroad, so she tried to build an excellent profile to facilitate her study abroad. Due to some problems, you put off studying abroad and a friend introduced you to the 5 Good Student Title. Minh Anh also researched and gradually found it suitable for himself. Based on that, she continues to rely on her existing achievements and strives to become a 5-Good Student. Not only stopping at the school level, Minh Anh also achieved titles at the city level and may achieve even higher titles in the near future. Let's listen to your sharing in the process of studying and building the title of 5 Good Student at the City level!At first, Minh Anh found it quite difficult to study at school with great intensity, however, she found an effective way to study: That is not to focus too much on one thing but divide a day into studying 2 - 3 subjects. Teachers are the ones who guide us, but if you want to be good, you have to research and study on your own. Especially the ability to study and work in groups. A small tip from Minh Anh to achieve high scores is that we have to study a lot and think a little better. In addition, a foundation in English is also quite important because foreign sources are quite good and help us consolidate deeper knowledge in many forms.
This pretty girl's way to learn English is also quite interesting! Minh Anh often practices listening on different English channels and translates specialized articles. Every day, Minh Anh sets goals for herself in reading and translating foreign documents. Thanks to that hard work, Minh Anh has increased her vocabulary and ability to learn foreign languages extremely well. Not only that, Minh Anh also uses websites to correct her English writing and learn more IELTS test-taking skills. Thanks to that, your studies will also get better and better, and you will develop yourself more completely.
For Minh Anh, the title of 5 Good Student is an extremely noble title for a student, especially for medical students, a living proof that reflects the efforts in studying and trying to improve ourselves, motivating us to achieve the title not subjectively but to balance it to have more achievements. Moreover, the feeling of achieving achievements because you try your best with enthusiasm is truly an extremely proud thing that is difficult to describe in words.
Congratulations to Le Duong Minh Anh for recently receiving the title of 5 Good Student at the City level. Hope you will achieve many excellent achievements in the near future. With the extremely useful sharing from Minh Anh, let's try to become good medical students and bright stars of the Institute of Preventive Medicine & Public Health Training!
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Joint Branch of the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health