Conclusions
In this study, we investigated students’ perspectives about English learning and what their fears were in the past English learning process. Of special interest was the way different majors showed preferences for different language skills and teaching methods. While it may be difficult to measure objectively, it is generally observed by English teachers in Taiwan that certain majors have better English skills (when considering non-English majors). What this investigation has found is that while some groups of students may generally be accepted as having better English ability, management majors for example, this does not exclude other students as having equal interest and potential, but with a different emphasis and differences in attitude.