The majors in college don t have high requirements for English and mathematics??? 10

As long as you are not an English major in college, the requirements for English are not high, as long as you pass the national level 4 (generally if your high school English level can reach more than 120 points, there is no problem).

As for mathematics, mathematics is used in engineering and science, and accounting is also used, but it is difficult to learn mathematics in depth, that is, science majors (such as applied mathematics). The mathematics requirements of engineering (such as mechanics, electricity, and materials) are not much, and the mathematics learned is relatively simple, but physics and chemistry will be ruthlessly studied.

In the same college, different majors have different depths of learning mathematics, so you should be cautious when choosing a major, there are many majors that are difficult to learn and difficult to find a job, even if they are from prestigious schools.

Mathematics is required for both science and engineering. For example, if I study computer science, I have to study advanced mathematics, discrete mathematics, college physics, engineering chemistry, probability theory, electrical engineering, etc., as for English level 4, many schools require you to pass; In general, the mathematics difficulty of these majors in liberal arts will be lower than that of science and engineering; However, to be honest, if you study liberal arts, it is best to have good English for future work, and if you don't speak English well, it will have a certain impact on your future development.

Generally speaking, no matter how partial a student is, he is either good in liberal arts or science, and it is best for you to work hard in this situation, so that it is difficult for you to choose a major, or art or sports. It is recommended that you study hard for one of them, maybe mathematics requires a little talent, but in English, as long as you read more, memorize more, write more, and say more, at least it will not fall to a bad level, come on!

Arts and sports majors do not have high requirements for mathematics and English.

English majors don't need to study math.

Other majors basically require mastery of advanced mathematics content, and require CET-4.

You can't do computer science, you have requirements for English and mathematics.

What is the level of medical English?

No, I'm a liberal arts major, and I also graduated from an English major, without a math class.

When I was a sophomore, I minored in a second foreign language, and our school was originally French, Japanese, etc

You can choose one of four languages: German or Russian.

College English majors are pure liberal arts majors and do not require advanced math.

However, in addition to learning English, English majors also need to choose a small language, such as French, Japanese, German, Russian, etc., and some schools have regulations on the choice of small languages.

For example, art education, interior design, gardening, advertising. Chinese language.

Law, elementary school education, history, psychology, administrative management, these pure liberal arts majors do not contain mathematics, physics and chemistry. There will also be no English subjects during this type of post-secondary period. There are also some more artistic subjects such as art education, interior design, gardening, advertising, etc., which will not be assessed in mathematics, physics and chemistry, at most they need some painting expertise.

However, English 2 is a compulsory public course in the undergraduate section, and if you don't want to take English 2, you have to take 2-4 professional subjects to replace English 2, and some majors can take an additional test to replace English 2, while others don't.

Summary. Hello dear, very happy with your question, Accounting (International Accounting Direction).

This major does not need to ask much to everyone to know that its classes are taught in English, and the requirements for mathematics are very high, because calculations are required, and the employment direction and employment rate will not be bad. However, it is important to know that the ability and language skills of this major are very high, and they must be proficient in international accounting and other experience, so the development prospects and income are very good.

What majors are suitable for students who are good at English and mathematics?

Dear, hello, I'm very happy with your question, the major of Accounting (International Accounting Direction) doesn't need to ask much and everyone knows that its courses are taught in pure English, and the requirements for mathematics are very high, because calculations are required, and the employment direction and employment rate will not be bad. However, it is important to know that the ability and language skills of this major are very high, and they must be proficient in international accounting and other experience, so the development prospects and income are very good.

Studying computer science, good mathematics means that you have strong logical thinking, good English proficiency is the foundation of learning computer science, and programming in the computer requires a good English foundation and logical thinking.

Hello dear, I wish you a happy life and success in your studies! I hope mine is helpful to you, and if you have any questions, please feel free to consult me! 

No, you don't. English majors do not study mathematics, public courses are politics, Chinese, physical education, computer, professional courses are English intensive reading, English extensive reading, English listening, English grammar, English speaking, English writing, comprehensive English, advanced English, English translation, English interpretation, introduction to linguistics, English and American literature, English country overview, etc.

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Majors in economics. Paired with your English, you can lock in majors in finance, financial engineering, international business, certified accounting, etc.

Or computer science.

Isn't there a variety of majors in computer science? Which one is suitable?

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See what interests you.

I just want to ask him if he doesn't know himself, I want to ask you for help, he likes mathematics and foreign languages, which of the above computer majors is more suitable, I want to listen to your advice.

There are so many computer majors, which involve mathematics and foreign languages, please advise.

In the case of computers, there is generally a lot of design math.

If you have a lot of foreign languages, you will generally be in business.

Technical colleges are mainly professional courses, and cultural courses are also available, but the importance is not as high as professional courses, and more emphasis is placed on professional theory courses and practical operations, although the English and mathematics you said are not so difficult.

Chinese language, law, advertising, art, and more may be searched on the Internet, and the English of the college is not very strict. There is no math anymore.

You might as well ask directly, what junior college does not need to be classed.