AP Spanish

Test Preparation AP World Languages
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<p>I am putting together the schedule for my senior year. This is what I had initially planned to take:</p>

<p>-AP US History
-AP Calculus BC
-AP Biology (double block)
-AP Physics C (double block)
-AP English Literature
-AP Psychology</p>

<p>Now, I've been researching various colleges and they all seem to want some sort of foreign language. I took Spanish from 8-10th grade, reaching level 4, and I was actually quite good at it. It just didn't fit into my schedule this year, so I didn't take it. I want to take it next year instead of AP US History. Is this a good idea? It will be difficult for me to get a 5 on either test, but I feel that AP Spanish would be more beneficial to me in the college application process. Am I correct in this assumption?</p>

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<p>You may want to drop psych for Spanish and self study it. </p>

<p>APUSH and Spanish are great choices so you really can’t go wrong in my opinion, but the more diversity you have the better. I’d go with Spanish.</p>

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<p>It’s been a year since I’ve studied Spanish and I’m out of the house/country for about half of the summer. Would it still be a good idea to take Spanish? I’m leaning towards APUSH again…</p>