<p>Do we need three years or two years? My counselor said only two, so I,m freaking out because i took 3 years, but my last year was Ap Spanish which I passed the class but got a 2 on the ap test. Help. Transferring in the fall of 2012 already applied</p>
<p>I don’t think that you can give back a year of Spanish. Otherwise, I don’t see any issue since you’ve clearly met or exceeded the minimum requirement.</p>
<p>P.S. If bothered by the AP score of 2, did it involve listening skills ?</p>
<p>Yes. My big question is do we need two years or three years because my counselor said two and igetc says two but the Uc’s say three?</p>
<p>Why is that an issue if you have 3 years ?</p>
<p>I took three years but the counselor said it only counts as two because I got a two on my ap score</p>
<p>Nvm three years is for a degree.</p>
<p>Check each UC campus. Those which accept high school foreign language courses in fulfillment of foreign language requirements may consider the level completed, rather than the number of years.</p>