Hurry, that little thing in college!

It's a good time to think about these things now, because you haven't really entered college yet, college is a process of growth, you have a goal in mind, go step by step, don't think too much, you are talking about double degrees, or something, different schools have different arrangements, and when you get to school, as long as you pay attention to yourself, you will definitely get the information you need.

You like English, I think it's good, you have a lot of time in college, don't waste on boring and meaningless things, just study hard, English will not be wasted, self-study is the only way to learn English in college, and if you want to learn English well, there is only one way.

As for the English proficiency test, this may be more closely related to employment, and now there is no hard requirement for English proficiency in graduate school entrance examinations, of course, there may be restrictions in individual schools, but that is very rare, and there will be fewer in the future.

In this regard, I don't have a major with you, so it's hard to say anything, but remember that university study is for learning knowledge, not for certification, so don't do it for certification, if this certificate can test the effect of your study, it doesn't hurt to take the test, or your major must be tested, you will naturally know when the time comes) But don't waste valuable time on unnecessary certificates.

College is a process, happy enjoyment, attentive experience, hehe.

A certificate is always an immutable passport. Of course, don't forget your ability training, if you spend four years in college completely studying for certification, and ignore other ability development, after entering the society, you will find that your efforts are not proportional to your gains. I suggest that you learn more about the work you want to do in the future, and then develop your ability in this area and refine your skills.

There are too many "talents" that are broad and not sophisticated. There are too few specialized and sophisticated "talents". Unable to give full play to their core competitiveness.

Many of those who have learned extensively but are not proficient have gone on to work in other industries.

It's a good idea to consider a double degree.

I am answering, and I don't give a priceless answer without giving a review first.

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2) Rotated 90 degrees from ab to the bc side abcd is a square so ab is perpendicular to bc so it's 90 degrees.

3）pb=3=bp'Won't do forgot.