The study of language allows for a better understanding of the world, and respect for cultural differences. There are two languages available for study at Cisco College: German and Spanish. Students majoring in a specific language are well-equipped to enter a variety of fields and to continue their education at the university and graduate school level. Typically, foreign language majors complete the designated area of study through Cisco College then transfer to a Bachelor's Degree program at a four-year institution. The skills acquired as a language major are increasingly useful in our global society, and some languages, such as Spanish, are currently in great demand. Please see the Cisco College Course Catalog for course information.
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| Degrees & Certifications | Program Length |
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| Associate of Arts Degree | Four Semesters |
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Potential Career Paths
- Language Interpreter
- Military Service
- Educator
- First Response Team
- Government Employee
- International Student Advisor
- Lawyer
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The professors at Cisco College are the most genuine and friendliest people. All the teachers are there for each student and want each and every one of us to succeed in the class room. Cisco College was like a second home to me for two years. Walking through the halls and having counselors and even the teachers talk to you was nice. It makes you feel like somebody.
– Chad Brooks