Do all majors have to pass English??? Say something out if it s not

Yes, it should be said that there is no undergraduate major that does not require a foreign language level 4 [what foreign language to learn depends on the language you learned in high school, some students learn Russian or Japanese in high school, etc.], and some schools require no degree certificate if they are only level 4 or 6, [this depends on the actual situation of the school!] 】

If you want to get a degree certificate, you must pass CET-4, and most majors should have to study college English for two years, and if you don't pass it until graduation, you won't be issued a graduation certificate.

College English is a relatively important subject, and it is also a relatively basic course for contemporary college students. College English is very simple for students majoring in English, but it is very difficult for students who are not majoring in English. So can you graduate from college English?

But what is the impact of college English?

Regarding the requirements of each university for CET-4 and CET-6, different schools have different requirements. Some schools will require students to pass CET-4 or CET-6 in college, some schools require CET-4 to pass, and some schools will have no requirements for CET-4 or CET-6, and students can decide whether to take CET-4 or CET-6 according to their own wishes. So in fact, there is no such thing as college English level 4 or 6, but you can't graduate.

Impact on employment: Many employers value the Level 4 certificate, which makes it easier to find employment and find a satisfactory job.

Impact on postgraduate entrance examinations: Many colleges and universities regard whether they can obtain a level 4 certificate as a prerequisite for applying for graduate school, and without a level 4 certificate, they cannot apply for these institutions. For example, Hunan University has such regulations.

This "impact" should not be underestimated. Because many employers in China generally require job seekers to have a CET-4 certificate, even if the position has little to do with college English, there may be this requirement, which is a threshold set by employers for job seekers, which is basically similar to what academic qualifications employers require job seekers to have; To give you another example, many universities in Hong Kong do not even recognize the mainland university English certificate of level 6 (you read that right), and they will directly ask you how much IELTS you score (if you are not able to pass level 4, it is impossible for IELTS to get any good score), which shows that if you don't even pass the level of level 4, you are likely to be restricted everywhere.

A former HR worker in a bank said: "As far as bank workers are concerned, except for a limited number of positions, they basically don't need CET-4. However, HR people will still pay attention to the situation of the fourth and sixth levels of fresh graduates, mainly because of one experience:

According to the batch of schools you are in, estimate whether the proportion of students in the school who have passed level 6 is large or small, and then according to your situation, preliminarily determine whether you belong to the type of diligent and studious.

Of course, this is only an auxiliary recruitment experience, which will basically not be the deciding factor, and it depends on the performance of the written interview. It can be seen that CET-4 is a direct threshold for everyone to do a better job, and it is better to repent, and it is better for everyone to take CET-4.

There is no major in college where you don't need to learn English, and every major will have something to do with English.

In the freshman and sophomore years, there is public English, and in the junior and senior years, there is even professional English. At the university level, you also have to take the national college student level 4 and 6 exams, so generally all majors in universities need to learn English.

Basically, you have to learn English for every major, but the requirements are different.

The 4 and 6 level certificates of the more formal undergraduate colleges are linked to the graduation certificate. If you are a junior college student, as long as you are not studying professional English, or a tour guide, you only need to pass level 3 in the exam.

English belongs to the West Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family of Middle Germanic languages, which evolved from the languages spoken by the Germanic peoples of the Anglo, Sarchuxon and Jute tribes who migrated from the European continent to the island of Great Britain in ancient times, and spread to the rest of the world through British colonization.

Based on the number of native English speakers, English is the official language spoken by the most countries, and English is also the most widely spoken second language in the world, as well as one of the official languages of the European Union, the most international organizations, and Commonwealth countries.

However, it only has the third largest number of speakers in the world, less than Mandarin Chinese and Spanish. The cultural, economic, military, political, and scientific leadership of Britain and the United States in the last two centuries has made English an international language. Nowadays, English is used as a medium of communication in many international settings.

Japanese, Korean, and some minor language majors at university can be taught without English. There are also majors with relatively low English requirements, such as mathematics, biology, fine arts, administrative management, engineering information, and other non-management and non-foreign-related majors. Majors in college:

The undergraduate majors are divided into 12 categories, including philosophy, Chinese language and literature, history, economics, law, English, physics, mathematics and applied mathematics, astronomy, statistics, mechanical engineering, vehicle engineering, civil engineering, landscape architecture, traditional Chinese medicine, accounting, etc.

1. The undergraduate majors of literature and history mainly include Chinese language, English, Japanese, secretarial science, Russian, lead core German, French, Spanish, Arabic, history, archaeology, cultural relics protection technology, journalism, radio and television, business English, Italian, Internet and new **, translation, advertising, communication, publishing, etc.

2. Undergraduate majors in economics and management mainly include economic statistics, finance, taxation, engineering cost, engineering management, business management, financial engineering, financial mathematics, insurance, economics, finance, marketing, human resource management, national economic management, investment, accounting, financial management, auditing, economy, international economy and information, information management and information systems, credit management, labor and social security, land resources management, administrative management, cultural industry management, e-commerce, logistics management, etc.

3. Undergraduate majors in science, engineering, agriculture and medicine mainly include vehicle engineering, mechanical engineering, material forming and control engineering, mechanical and electronic engineering, measurement and control technology and instruments, mechanical design, manufacturing and automation, agronomy, horticulture, tobacco, animal medicine, clinical medicine, preventive medicine, acupuncture and massage, stomatology, mathematics and applied mathematics, physics, applied chemistry, chemistry, geographical science, biotechnology, statistics, electronic information science and technology, electrical engineering and automation, etc.

4. Philosophy, education, and art majors mainly include philosophy, logic, religion, education, special education, primary education, sports training, preschool education, physical education, educational technology, dance, performance, animation, fine arts, environmental design, visual communication design, digital art, etc.