<p>So I've fulfilled my foreign language requirements (3 years in my HS) and I'm now thinking about my courses for next year. I always hear that colleges don't like to see a dropped language senior year...but idk, there are more exciting classes that I could take next year. </p>
<p>Opinions?</p>
<p>Which language? I personally recommend not dropping the language, but that's because I like languages more than any school subject. But you are right. Ze colleges vould like to see you continue on viz your language studies.</p>
<p>I dropped language senior year and really, I thought it was the best choice I made. I always did well in Spanish but it wasn't like I was getting FLUENT though I could understand telenovelas. The thing is that now I"m taking an AP which fits the sorts of things I'm interested in...much more. If you're not a language person, drop it. You probably will have to take it in college anyways...</p>
<p>bump...am in similar predicament...what if i took a CC class instead so that i could do it on my own time</p>
<p>i dropped spanish my senior year.</p>
<p>worked out fine =]</p>
<p>i dropped it too...best decision ever.</p>
<p>I dropped it Junior year <_< but yeah I'm pretty happy with my decision.</p>
<p>Nooo! Don't! </p>
<p>But I'm a language person. I love my Spanish class; it's my favorite part of the day, and it always has been. I'd also pick up another language if my school had more than one.</p>
<p>I'm in this same predicament. I'm a junior in Spanish 4 and I realllly don't want to take Spanish 5. If I drop next year, will I be counted as having 4 years of a language (since I took spanish 1 in middle school) or 3?</p>
<p>I dropped it after 1st semester this (senior) year. So far, awesome decision like others have said. It was the only class i just dreaded going to cuz 1) i knew zero spanish (which is bad for Span 4 honors) and 2) it was boring as ****.</p>
<p>I have a similar question and figured I'd just post it here instead of making a whole new thread. I'm a Freshman and I'm taking Spanish 1 this year. I have 100% in the class and I feel pretty comfortable with Spanish. My question is, should I move on and take Spanish 2, 3, and then AP at school (which are each year long courses) or would it be a better idea to do Spanish 2 and 3 at my local community college where each course is a semester long and I could get two years done in one? If I did the CC courses I would come back to school and be in AP Spa. Lit/Lang (don't know which) in my Junior year and then be done with my language.</p>
<p>drop it like its hot</p>
<p>snoooooooooooooooooooooooop</p>
<p>I <strong><em>ing hate spanish. I *</em></strong>ing hate my *** teacher... DROP IT NOW!</p>
<p>There was girl at my school who didn't take French her senior year (she would have been in French IV, hadn't taken the AP), and she still got into Harvard.</p>
<p>so there is hope!</p>