This research study was focused on the real need for usage of foreign languages other than English in co-op. The survey was distributed electronically to the RIT students from Dubrovnik and Zagreb campuses. Survey measures if students of RIT Croatia use foreign languages in their co-op, and if employers look for a variety of languages or only English as mandatory. After collecting survey responses, results were positive, from students’ perspective, regarding the usage of English and other foreign languages, and also for the employers, who asked for the usage of those foreign languages. The variety of foreign languages gives students many opportunities to expand their knowledge and to be more successful in future business. This research project is important for the future of RIT Croatia campuses because it will give them insight into the relevance of foreign languages learned there and the usage of those languages in the real-world during co-op and in the future. Learning foreign languages is crucial if students want to communicate with others and create business and personal relationships.