<p>I'm considering taking the AP Spanish Language exam and I was wondering if anyone could tell me the format of the test?
I'm taking College Spanish V (Intermediate Spanish II), but haven't taken College Spanish IV (Intermediate Spanish I) yet though, I plan on taking it next year. I have taken Spanish 1 through 3, and have been taking some kind of Spanish since 2nd grade. Plus on the NYS Spanish Regents I got a 94. I'm still not fluent, but I can carry on a conversation in Spanish and understand most of it when it is spoken at a normal pace. Do I seem qualified or prepared enough for this exam?</p>
<p>And also, I'm trying to get into NYU and they only take college credit earned before college if the class wasn't used to fulfill a graduation requirement. I already fulfilled my foreign language credits 2yrs ago, so the college spanish class I'm taking now is a nonrequirement. So should I even spend my time on this exam?</p>
<p>this test is redic hard. I am in ap spanish, and last year 85% of my school got 1-2. I got a 97 on nys regents, and that holds no bearing on the ap grade.</p>
<p>Alright thanks, but should I even bother since I could get credit just from it being a college course?</p>
<p>If you're taking the class I don't see why you shouldn't take the exam. It can't hurt you in any way. Yes, the exam is difficult but it is not impossible.</p>