<p>In order to fulfill the UC foreign language requirement, can I get a transcript from my high school showing that I completed Spanish III with all passing grades (B's and C's)? I didn't take the AP spanish test, btw. Just went up to year 3 and that's it.</p>
<p>Yes, either that or pass UC foreign language proficiency exam.</p>
<p>yea my counselor just told me to send or delivery an official high school transcript to the office (in my campus the graduation office).</p>
<p>yeah but you have to have at least 2 years with a 2.0 GPA. nothing lower than a C also</p>
<p>@ shanahan -.-</p>
<p>thats funny because i am 1 year transfer and they accepted it</p>
<p>@shanahanyang- what???</p>
<p>“yeah but you have to have at least 2 years with a 2.0 GPA. nothing lower than a C also”
^ What she said.</p>
<p>"thats funny because i am 1 year transfer and they accepted it "
^ Craziness!!!</p>
<p>When they say 2 years of high school foreign language, did they mean 2 semesters? I remember I took Spanish 1-2 for one semester at the end of my junior year then 3-4 at the beginning of my Senior year. I hope that counted.</p>
<p>Oh I misread that statement. I believe you only need Spanish 1 and 2 if coming from High School but you only need 1 semester of spanish from a cc.</p>
<p>Alright so here’s my situation. I went up to Spanish 4. The first semester I got a B, the second semester I slacked off and got a D. Since I already fulfilled my requirement, would it matter that I got a D (semester 2) in Spanish 4?</p>
<p>i only have span 001-002 in cc, in HS i took only span 001. i talked to my professor, he says those two fulfill the 2 year language requirement…</p>