what is a good college/unverstiy for language studies (foreign languages)?
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I would recommend American University because my cousin is going there and she loves it and she is studying Arobic (Egyptian) studies and she is in Cairo, Egypt. It is a little expensive. But if you are willing to go to a good school then I guess I would pay it. Good Luck!
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There are, but university classes generally require you to be an enrolled student, meaning you have to meet admission criteria. A better (cheaper) option for more common languages is to check the local junior or community colleges. They are also generally more lax on admissions.
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I believe Kutztown State University\n(Kutztown, Pensylvania) may have what you're looking for.\nIt's a fine college set in the Pennsylvania Dutch country.\nYou can find them here;\nhttp://www.kutztown.edu/\n\nAlso, give this a try;\nThe University Of Wisconsin - Madison\nhttp://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/german/dutch/\n\n\nGood Luck!
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I cannot recommend a specific school in the area that you are looking, but I can give you suggestions. Try performing an Internet search into the immersion schools of Latin and Central America. Some of them are really great. They not only include learning Spanish, but the culture of the area in which you reside and special field trips. Also try to plan to live in a hostel or other residence where most of the people that you live with are a.) learning Spanish or b.) only speak Spanish. You will learn faster this way.
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german universities provides MS at a very low cost. frankfurt willl be the ideal one depending on your past performance. u can go on the link and find  more about it\n\nhttp://www.tu-berlin.de/eng/service/ranking.htm
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The best tip is total immersion.  If you have the opportunity to study abroad and spend three to four months in another country, you'll pick up the language much faster and much more fluently than years of study in a classroom.\n\nShould you be unable to travel, speak with professors at universities and ask for the best language guides.  They'll point you in a direction in a way that most commercial sources won't be able to do.  They'll have the inside tips for the best resources, and they'll be able to show you which guides are good for self-study.
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It doesn't matter really. If you want to study Lingusitics (I assume you mean at University) you will need good A levels or IB results.  These should certainly include English (or your native language), a foreign language and mathematics.  For A-level study, I would suggest at least one language (maybe English or your own native language), and social science. Psychology would be a good option. Most UK universities would expect just good A-level results and, while they would like you to have studied at least one foreign language as well as your own, they would not normally specify an A-level in a foreign language.
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Ask the head of the Language department in your high school and your counselor at school. They have access to lots of programs that you will be interested in.\n\nAlso- look into People To People Student Ambassadors.\nMy son went to Australia with them when he was 15. WONDERFUL experience!!
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French in high school and German in college.
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I would see if there were any classes near you that you could attend. Maybe a local community college? It is easier and more fun to learn a new language with others than to try to do it by yourself.
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I am assuming you want to come to the US for your studies. I am afraid there is no right answer to your question. You need to figure out what area you're interested in (18th century lit., medieval eng., 19th cent. lit., american lit., cultural studies, literary criticism, women's and gender studies, bibliography...   the list goes on!!) and then figure out the colleges that have strong programs in your chosen area. You'll have to research the faculty members to see who's doing interesting research in your area, etc. I don't want to put you off, but when you apply here, you have to show the universities what YOU can offer THEM and not the other way around. Unless you have already thoroughly researched a program, it would be very hard to convince them.\n\nIt is extremely hard to get into English lang. and lit. programs. Very few have MA programs (most have 5 year MA+PhD programs). You might apply to comparative lit. programs - I think they are more welcoming to international students.
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There is a University in Rothenburg, Germany that has a program to learn German in one semester. ( I can't think of the name) My friend went not knowing any german and when he came back he was able to give a speech, write, and converse in german. I would try this first and then apply to some of the universities in Germany. Good Luck!
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Colleges teach some foreign languages. You would have more variety in checking out on line courses. Just type in your web browser --on line foreign language course--, and go from there. Some are free, but most have a charge.
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Seoul Foreign High School is an AWESOME!!! place. It has wonderful teachers and a great reputation making getting into a college WAY to easy.
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Beijing Normal University is really good too because they have professors who are trained to teach Mandarin to foreign students. It might be best to find a program that operates through an American university though since it will make enrolling and other administrative issues a lot simpler.
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your best bet is at a community college, but sometimes high schools also offer adult ed programs with foreign language.
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Just search via colleges' official websites. If you wish to study language, you should or you'll be spent a year abroad either working or learning in partner universities.\nIf you're looking forward to study in UK, these site will help you a lot. Good luck in your journey !.