“Studies have shown that learning another language fosters cultural awareness and acceptance. Students who study another language are more understanding of other cultures. When you learn another language, you are not merely learning unfamiliar words. You learn about the people, the customs, traditions, and values where the language is spoken. It involves stepping out of your comfort zone and learning about the vastness of the world around you.”
(Cited in “Why Learning Multiple Languages Is Important”, 2017, p.1)
If you get these benefits from just learning a second language, imagine how your brain would be more developed if you learn a third language, that applies to the students that already speak Spanish at Bioscience and are in the Advanced Spanish class.