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Today’s job market is
competitive. Employers can afford to be highly selective. Even
though job candidates may be similar in abilities and
qualifications, the extra skill of foreign language can make the
difference in who gets the job. The combination of a foreign
language with almost any area of study not only can bring you a
better starting salary and more personal satisfaction, but can give
you an edge in a tight job market. In many positions, the knowledge
of a second language is not only desirable but necessary.
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