There are many good reasons to study world languages. In the present-day world, the most important is probably the need to be able to communicate with people who speak other languages in the commercial, professional, and political worlds as well as in day- to-day living at home or abroad. Many colleges and universities demand at least two years of study of a world language as an entrance equirement.
Note: Students who plan to study a world language must enroll in the first course in the fall, since that is the only time the beginning class is offered.
Career Opportunities: Bilingual professionals such as doctor, lawyer, nurse, teacher, secretary, receptionist, retail store, and restaurant employees; governmental service such as diplomatic, agricultural, commercial, etc.; bilingual public service employees such as social security, health services, welfare, police, and firefighter; bilingual agricultural supervisors and workers; translators and interpreters.
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