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Whether you are planning to pursue a career in business, social work, education, law enforcement, or health professions, competency in another language will help distinguish you from the competition. In addition, students who have studied foreign languages:<\/p>\n

are in demand in business: studying a language exposes you to new cultures and world views, increasing your cultural sensitivity – an important skill for businesses with international connections.<\/li>\n
are in demand in the government: much like businesses, the government is very interested in people with a background in language and other cultures.<\/li>\n
have better cognitive development: students who study foreign languages tend to do better in Math and English courses than students who have not studied a language.<\/li>\n
have a variety of employment opportunities: Interpreters, Foreign Language Teachers, Health Care Professionals, Marketing Directors, Language Specialists, Lawyers, Border Patrol Agents, Foreign Affairs Specialists, and many other professions are open to students with foreign language backgrounds.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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