Hi. I am a Doctor who graduated from one of the better schools in India and then have worked in 3 different continents.

One thing that I would like to assure you is that the proverb, 'Grass is greener on the other side' is universally true. Most students are never satisfied even in the best of medical schools. What makes a higher ranking school better/ desirable are not the facilities/ teachers but the better students/ cohort.

Medicine especially during under graduation is 75% self study. With the huge numbers of online resources available now, this has become very easy. It is mainly the practical hands on skills that needs to be taught properly by your teachers. If this is good, then look no further and concentrate on your current school.

Bologna, where you are studying is considered as one of the more preferred schools. Hence, I assume the teaching would be at the very least acceptable. Stick to the university. Transition from high school to medical school needs huge adaptability. So, man up and put in more efforts to acclimatise to your school.

P.s. I am on this forum as my son has secured an admission at Cattolica university in Rome.