<p>Which schools in California, Arizona, and Texas (and maybe WA, OR, NM, LA) offer these languages? I really want to take one of them. The languages a college offers is a minor factor in my decision.</p>
<p>Southern Methodist in Dallas offers Italian. It’s a good bet that the large state schools in each state offer both languages.</p>
<p>Counting junior colleges and community colleges, there are easily hundreds upon hundreds of schools in those three states. No one is going to sit there and list them all for you.</p>
<p>I have a question or two for YOU: Instead of waiting for other people to tell you what schools do, why don’t you figure out what schools in those three states actually interest you, and then find out whether those schools offer Italian or Portuguese?</p>
<p>You obviously have access to the internet so why don’t you actually make use of it and look up university and college official websites and find out for yourself?</p>
<p>It’s such a broad and easily self-answerable question that it’s annoying. Here’s a hint: you’ll have to do a lot of your own research work in college, so you’re better off learning how to find out things for yourself now.</p>
<p>i hate when people post questions like this. because all it means is that they are lazy to make a quick search on college board.com all you do is choose your preferences, which for your case would be italian/portuguese and location for ca az and tx.</p>
<p>then you’ll get your answer.</p>
<p>I wasn’t looking for Italian/Portuguese as a major/minor. I just wanted to know if the college even offered the language. CollegeBoard.com only allows you to see the majors and minors, so it’s usually not very easy to find this information.</p>
<p>I already know of a few schools that offer them. LMU has Italian, UCSB and UNM have Portuguese, and Scripps offers Italian as well (if I go to another Claremont College I can take it, since I’m a guy).</p>
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<p>Here’s another helpful hint: there are more college-related websites than collegeboard.com, including the college’s own, actual, official website.</p>
<p>Most bigger schools will have them. They’re pretty common language.</p>
<p>google is your friend</p>