Many people believe that university students should study a full range of subjects, instead of some specific subjects. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

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Some people consider that it is more important to learn a variety of
subjects
than to focus on a certain field of
knowledge
in undergraduate study. I strongly agree with
this
view and I will present my argument in
this
essay.
Firstly
, when it comes to undergraduate study, it is important to go broad
first,
and
than
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go deep.
Students
who acquire numerous
subjects
are likely to have more comprehensive and wider perspectives than others, which
further
develops into vital intellectual abilities.
That is
why most universities offer general education
courses
, including psychology, economics, and literature introductory
courses
, for
students
to complete in the first year of college. Those introduction
courses
are designed for
students
to have a basic understanding of what a
knowledge
field is about,
along with
a broad exposure
of
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multiple disciplines.
Secondly
,
lack
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of
knowledge
about multiple disciplines is likely to lead to the wrong choice of career path. It is common for
students
to choose careers based on their university major. Without
further
exploration, it is possible for a person to work in the profession based on his college major yet not suitable for him, and feels regret after working years.
For example
, many
students
in Taiwan choose to be teachers as their major and pursue a similar teaching career as they are told by their parents that being a teacher means a secure career.
However
, few people eventually quit teaching to pursue careers in marketing or
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counselling
for it is what they really enjoy. By taking more
subjects
in the university,
such
mistakes could be avoided and those people could know what field of profession they have more passion about. In conclusion, it is important to explore one’s interests by taking
courses
of
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various
subjects
. Not only
students
could have a basic
knowledge
of what those
subjects
are about
,
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, but
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they could
also
make the right decision in choosing the major
that is
suitable for them.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • well-rounded education
  • interdisciplinary
  • innovation
  • critical thinking
  • adaptability
  • specialization
  • academic performance
  • cognitive overload
  • employability
  • workforce demands
  • niche areas
  • mastery
  • learning styles
  • career aspirations
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