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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About this Program

Degrees & Certifications Program Length
Associate of Arts Degree Four Semesters

What Can This Program Do For You

  • Potential Career Paths
    • Language Interpreter
    • Military Service
    • Educator
    • First Response Team
    • Government Employee
    • International Student Advisor
    • Lawyer
    • Politician
  • Salary Information

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  • Suggested Courses


    Freshman Year

    First SemesterSecond Semester
    ENGL 1301 Composition I3ENGL 1301 Composition II3
    Mathematics **3SPCH 1315 or 13213
    HIST 1301 US History I3HIST 1302 US History II3
    Foreign Language4Foreign Language4
    Life & Physical Science *4Life & Physical Science *4
    Total Hours17Total Hours17

    Sophomore Year

    First SemesterSecond Semester
    GOVT 2305 Federal Government3GOVT 2306 Texas Government3
    Foreign Language3Foreign Language3
    ENGL 2332 or 23333HIST 2321 or 23223
    Creative Arts *3PHIL or SOCI3
    PSYC or SOCI3
    Total Hours15Total Hours12
    TOTAL DEGREE HOURS61


    * See core curriculum course options.
    ** Students should consult their intended transfer institution's program requirements before choosing a math course.

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