It is not recommended to enter a hospital for internship through improper backdoor means. First of all, this behavior violates the principle of fairness and justice, disrupts the normal internship selection order, and is unfair to other students who strive for internship opportunities through their own efforts and achievements. Secondly, the internship arrangements of hospitals usually have their own norms and standards, which are based on a comprehensive consideration of the abilities and qualities of interns to ensure the effectiveness of internships and the quality of medical services. Entering by improper means may not really learn knowledge and skills, which is not conducive to one's own professional growth, and it will be difficult to adapt to the hospital's work requirements and career development in the future. Furthermore, once this violation is discovered, it will not only damage the reputation of your friend's dean, but also bring serious negative impacts to yourself, and may even affect your future career path. It is recommended to improve your grades and improve your own conditions through your own efforts, and strive for internship opportunities through formal channels, so that you can have a clear conscience and help your long-term development.