You mean a primary school place. Not all majors have it. For example, foreign language schools only offer second degree courses in English and Japanese, and other languages are not offered. This depends on each school's own situation. The second degree is mostly taught on Saturday and Sunday, and also in winter and summer vacations. Usually I study for two years. I am a teacher in that college, teaching some basic and key courses of that major, and I will give you a certificate when you finish studying. But it is said that the gold content of this certificate is not high. I am now majoring in English and minoring in China Language and Literature. A major like our economic management major is very popular. I think on the one hand, it depends on your interest, on the other hand, it depends on whether it helps, otherwise it will be difficult to stick to it. Universities are relatively relaxed. There are also many other minor English majors … some minor English majors will require your professional grades. Many people say this is useless, but I think one sentence is quite reasonable, that is, it is useless. At least you didn't waste your time in college. I am not a thief ...: > _<: