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At a time when the United States nationally is more than ever aware of the importance of understanding how other cultures think and see the world, it is crucial students study a foreign language in order to see the world through another culture's eyes, ie, their language and cultural institutions. There are practical applications of foreign language skills. In particular, the areas of Health Sciences, Social Sciences, Law Enforcement, Hotel/Motel and Tourism specifically need individuals with foreign language skills.
The following short list of Programs of Study from the RCTC catalog should encourage students to take some Foreign Language in their elective credits, to prepare the students for their future and current jobs and to make them more competitive.
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Certificates
Business Management
Child Development
Emergency Medical Services
Health Unit Coordinator
Human Services
Retail Merchandising
RN Perioperative
Diplomas
Chiropractic Technician
Dental Assistant
Intensive Care Paramedic
Medical Assistant
Practical Nursing
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Associate of Arts Degree
A.S. Degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences
especially students who plan to transfer into Business, Foreign Language (same or other), History,
International Relations/Studies, International Trade,
Journalism, Vocal Performance
Intensive Care Paramedic
Child Development
Criminal Justice
Human Services Specialist
Human Services Technician
Law Enforcement
Nursing Associate Degree
Pre-Medicine
Retail Merchandising
Respiratory Care
Associate of Applied Science Degree
Child Development
Medical Secretary
Retail Merchandising
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