History courses are crucial in general and seemingly always cross any form of barriers amongvaried disciplines. University students, for sure, should take history courses, regardless of theirfields.

　　When it comes to the significance of learning history, one might doubt if it has anything to dowith one's future career or other practical consideration. However, history is not aboutdealing with errands or even larger case, for example, earning money. It is about changing theway of thinking.

　　University students, for a large percentage, have not been fully aware of their political views,religious leanings or philosophical perspectives. These are things more important than simplylooking for a job or involving in a relationship because this is not so easy to be built up in a dayor so. Taking history courses can possibly create a clear outline of how the entire story startedand ended with an insightful interpretation of the very nature of human thoughts and somesort of social mobility and historical mechanism.

　　It is very inspiring to trace back to, say, approximately two thousand years ago and read afine diary recorded by Julius Caesar (this man's words might be a little tedious to some extentthough) to see how the Roman Republic pushed its boundary far into the "uncivilized barren"concealing with a huge crisis embedded under beneath of their political structure. And whenyou are led by history professors to go over the coming historians' perspectives of how theRoman legacy effects the modern civilization, it is truly a pleasant experience for most peopleand certainly, it will help university students to locate themselves in a swamp of disorderedoccasions more easily.

　　I myself was a history major student. I would say, you never know what history can tell youuntil you actually attend a history class and start turning pages of the old school's paper. It isnot only preferred but demanded that university students of all field study to know at least alittle common sense about the past and the reason of human being and the spirits of theintellectuals. I believe those giant volumes of masterpiece would definitely go beyond thepicture of which one could possibly imagine.

　　University is not an institution where people are trained to achieve craftsmanship or where adream of becoming rich comes true. History is far beyond that.