What practical courses did you take in college?

Looking back on the university curriculum, I really can't think of any use of organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, polymer chemistry and physical chemistry in real life. Can you really make the medicine like Lao Bai in Breaking Bad?

However, I learned useful courses through channels and recommended them to friends who are about to go to college.

Its name is "China University".

The first certificate I got in it was first aid knowledge. Although I can't remember the specific details now, it is really practical. Sometimes a little is better than nothing. Mastering such practical skills may save a life one day.

The second certificate is about western food etiquette. In fact, this certificate is useless, but I really haven't seen any big scenes of growing up in the countryside. As for whether I will see it in the future, it is still unknown, but I can't lose tolerance. I really listened carefully in every class and finally got an excellent exam. It's up to me whether to eat western food or not in the future.

The third certificate is practical psychology. The course mainly explains some small things around us, why the probability of helping others is low when there are more people, why people choose to defend themselves at the first time when they are criticized, and so on. After studying, you can know more about yourself and others' behavior.

The fourth course is tea art. I didn't get the certificate, because there are many things to recite, which is really tiring, and those teas are really similar. How can I tell them clearly? So although the course is good, why aren't you learning material?

At present, I am still studying it courses. The teachers inside are all famous teachers in the university. Some courses are relatively easy, others are very professional, and everyone can find what they like.

There's no harm in learning more.