Nowadays, the sentence: “How many languages you know, that is how much you are worth”can be heard often . According to numerous articles, knowledge of more than just one second foreign language has a huge role in business tourism. It makes people more well-rounded and more successful in their careers. The main purpose of this research paper, was to discover if there is a high interest among students to study a second foreign language for more than just two years. The questionnaire was given to all seniors and juniors at RIT, including the alumni who graduated within the last three years.The results showed that students have a huge interest in extending their foreign language classes across the four year duration of the undergraduate program. The main reason why they chose to study a foreign language, that is not English, was due to pure interest, disregarding the fact weather or not the teacher was good or if it was an easy “A”. A small gap, regarding studying a foreign language, was present between current students and alumni. The gap includes reasons why it would be beneficial for current students to have more than just two years of foreign language classes in order to have a more successful career.