Personally, I think it is useless unless there is an exam. By offering these subjects, China University has trained so-called "excellent students" who can take exams, but in the end they can't even find jobs. The reason is that offering these subjects with no practical effect not only wastes time, manpower and financial resources, but also delays the time for college students to really learn skills. Junior college students of Yiwu Vocational and Technical College of Industry and Commerce, with an annual salary of 65,438+10,000. Have they studied Ma Yuan well? What society needs is career-oriented talents, not "nerds" who only know theoretical knowledge and only take exams, otherwise they will be different from waste. In fact, China University encourages students to start businesses and practice, but it still rewards nerds. Which school will reward them for their success in corporate interviews or entrepreneurship during their school years? In the end, those "excellent students" with a bunch of certificates couldn't even find jobs. High flyers of China University of Political Science and Law actually bought the wrong train ticket, and the graduates of Peking University had no choice but to chat with them, while the students of Yiwu Vocational and Technical College of Industry and Commerce, a school with only 350 points in the college entrance examination, all graduated in luxury cars. Universities in China are not suitable for every school to train academic talents, and it is not necessary for everyone to learn high mathematics and big things, just a few famous schools are enough. Other schools should change the training mode, otherwise it will always be an "adventure island for college students". Besides, should I use calculus to buy food? Does anyone want to calculate the acceleration when jumping off a building? Is it necessary to give the boss a lot of money when looking for a job?