What about Germany? It’s the best economy in Europe, amazing culture (but not a culture shock), and most residents speak English so you wouldn’t be pressured to learn German too quickly. Its a business language, and there are lots of options of internships there.

Rosetta Stone works for some, and for others it doesn’t. It uses the method of how we learn our first languages as babies, by immersing us in it rather than memorization. But since it’s so much money, I’d recommend taking courses at a community college or you can use livemocha.com which is the same idea but free. You could even buy some books like ‘German for Dummies’. Good luck.

First of all, before leaving college, it would be a good idea to learn how to spell modern English…. i.e. “Florida” and “Spanish”, etc.

Going to England would be a “new culture”, but not very. Cuba is out, because Castro does not like “business management” — nor “business” either. How about Mexico, Belize or Argentina?

You really should fine-tune your Spanish, the next language of North America — well, as far north as Montreal, in any case.

I have no experience with the “Rosetta Stone” program, but I have learned three foreign languages by being there. Try that.

well as bus. management major student, i think going to UK might b a gd idea! i guess! i mean life is pretty gd there! so why not go work there!
gd luck