3. This leads to …
Higher Test Scores
Meeting College “a-g”
More Career Opportunities
Cultural Understanding
4. “a – g” Requirement
Generally, a minimum of two
years of “a – g” approved
foreign language credit in the
same language is required for
admission to most four-year
colleges.
Call your student’s counselor for unique situations.
5. LISTENING …
Foreign language study
enhances listening skills
and memory…
… this helps with
communication, study
skills, and test taking
6. HIGHER TEST SCORES …
During the past several
years, statistics from
the College Board show
a positive correlation
between SAT scores in
English and math and
the study of foreign
language.
7. GLOBAL ECONOMY…
One half of the top
profit-making companies on
Fortune Magazine’s “500”
list are foreign owned.
Four out of five new jobs
in the U.S. are created as
a result of foreign trade.
8. SPEAKING & WRITING SKILLS
U.S. students who
study a foreign
language tend to use
better grammar in
English as a result of
focusing on grammar
rules in the second
language.