Do English majors in xianyang normal need to learn mathematics?

I am a graduate majoring in English in the Department of Foreign Languages. English students don't want to learn math. Except computers, everything else is liberal arts. I can tell you that freshmen and sophomores are the basis of learning, such as comprehensive English, reading, listening, oral English, phonetics, grammar, writing, general situation and introduction of English-speaking countries, and of course teachers also have to study psychology and pedagogy. Now I choose two foreign languages in my sophomore year, Japanese, French and Korean. You should study hard when you enter the school, because after you enter the university, you will find that the course is still very difficult, and you can't know many words, so you should lay a good foundation. Sophomore students have to take the exam for Grade Four. Of course it doesn't matter. You can take CET-4 and CET-6, and the registration fee is not expensive. If you pass CET-6, you will get extra points for comprehensive evaluation. You'll know this when you enter school. In short, all these tests won't do you any harm.

There is plenty of time in college, so we should arrange our time reasonably. I just go to self-study when I have time, as do students in the Foreign Languages Department. I feel that self-study takes longer than other departments, because you have to preview the course in advance.