Thank you for your willingness to share this question honestly. First of all, I understand your desire to get an internship, especially if you don't feel confident in your grades. However, I suggest you carefully consider entering the hospital for an internship by “going through the back door”. ### 1. **Professional ethics and integrity** The medical industry is a field that is highly dependent on professional ethics and integrity. As future medical practitioners, integrity and integrity are very important qualities. Obtaining internship opportunities through improper means may affect your future career development and may even have a negative impact on the professional reputation of your friend (hospital dean). ### 2. **Personal growth and challenges** Internships are not only for gaining experience, but also for the process of challenging oneself and improving one's abilities. Even if your current grades are not good enough, through hard work and active preparation, you still have the opportunity to get an internship based on your own strength. This sense of accomplishment gained through hard work will be of greater help to your future career development. ### 3. **Legal compliance** Hospital recruitment and internship processes usually have strict regulations and standards to ensure fairness and transparency. Entering an internship through informal channels may violate hospital regulations and may even involve legal issues. It is very important to ensure that you are legal and in compliance at every step of your career. ### 4. **Relationship with friends** If you enter the hospital for an internship through a friend's relationship, it may put pressure on your relationship. If he violates the hospital's regulations by helping you, it may have an adverse impact on his career. It is worth considering to maintain the purity of the relationship between friends and avoid affecting the friendship because of interests. ### 5. **Other ways** If your grades are not ideal, you can consider other ways to improve your competitiveness, such as participating in related volunteer activities, improving professional skills, and obtaining relevant certificates. These efforts can not only enhance your resume, but also make you more confident in future internships. ### 6. **Communicate honestly with friends** If you still want to get help from a friend, you can communicate with him honestly and express your wishes and concerns. Maybe he can give you some suggestions to help you get internships through formal channels, rather than through the “back door” method. In short, although the relationship with friends may make it easier for you to obtain internship opportunities, in the long run, obtaining internship opportunities through your own efforts and legal means will not only make you more confident in your career development, but also maintain your relationship with friends and professional ethics. Hope these suggestions will help you, and I wish you success in your future career path!