If you want a career as a translator, an international business person, a college teacher, or a member of the U.S. State Department, you will have to continue to prepare for those careers in graduate school. Your undergraduate degree will be excellent preparation for advanced studies. If you want to live in an Asian country, you could get a job teaching English overseas. These positions are open to people with undergraduate degrees. They give you an excellent chance to sharpen your language skills and international knowledge.
Many students go overseas for a few years before beginning graduate studies.
The language skills, cultural awareness and world view you will receive during your undergraduate education will give you important skills for entry-level positions in many areas. Think about whether your interests are in areas such as business, travel, journalism, government and public service, the social services, or international relations. Then plan a program of study that will lead you toward a career. As an EALC major, you must complete three years or more of one language. As a student in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, you must take English, math, and courses that fulfill general education requirements.