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From http://ung.edu/global-engagement/fsla/index.php

The FSLA has received national recognition for its high-quality high school language program. FSLA students come from all across the USA, from many foreign countries and from public, private and home schools. If a high school student is interested in international affairs or in a federal service career in organizations such as the FBI, CIA, Department of State, or US Military after graduation from college, then he or she should consider applying to the FSLA.

At the end of one of the three-week sessions, students will have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of your language of study, a grasp of general cultural norms, and a jump-start in preparing for college-level foreign language or international affairs education leading toward a potential career in federal service. Students may (with the agreement of their school) also be awarded one or two high school unit(s) of academic credit for successful completion of first and/or second-year Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Korean, German, Japanese, Cherokee, or Portuguese language.

Learn more about FSLA opportunities for 2016 at http://ung.edu/global-engagement/fsla/index.php