conflict in foreign language scheduling?

Applying to College
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<p>Hello! im currently a rising junior in a scheduling predicament. So my Calculus and my Latin III class are in conflict with each other. I should be taking Calculus because it is a math requirement and I will pursue science in college, so i can't drop Calculus for Latin. I talked to my guidance conselor and I have the opportunity of replacing Latin for another AP : Chemistry or Statistics. I am leaning towards Statistics because I will be taking two other AP sciences and it will help for my research projects. Also I will probably be independently studying Latin III and meeting with my Latin each every week to receive assignments, that way I can take Latin IV senior year. This won't show up on my transcript though.</p>

<p>However, I read that most selective schools require four years of one language, will I be put in a significant disadvantage? Also, are there any free ways to study Latin III online? I looked at Edx and Coursera but there werent any Latin classes.</p>

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<p>If you keep up with Latin and take Latin IV next year, you’re covered. Can’t help with online resources unfortunately.</p>

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<p>most colleges care about the level reached, not the actual number of years, so as skieurope said, you’ll be fine.</p>

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<p>If you take Latin 3 or 4 as a senior, it will show up in your self-reported senior year course work when you apply to colleges. Colleges that ask for midyear reports will see your first semester senior grades.</p>