<p>Hello!
I am a junior currently studying in Mexico. My first language is Spanish, but I also speak English and French fluently. I am taking IB Spanish Literature and AP English literature, but how can I prove my proficiency in French? I am debating on wether taking AP French+French SAT Subject or taking the DALF exam. I know the DALF is widely recognized in Europe, but I want to go to college in the USA.
What would you suggest?
Thanks!</p>
<p>Read more books about the how the people akcent in that language!</p>
<p>Check the colleges and universities you are interested in to see what they accept as proof of fluency and literacy in a language. But if you are not sure, you can take all of the AP, SAT Subject, and DALF tests for French.</p>
<p>I will ask, but probably end up taking both APs and SAT subjects although the DALF actually requires studying and tutoring… but maybe it is worth it?</p>
<p>The SAT Subject Test is a good way - it’s pretty challenging, plus since many native speakers take it, if you get a high percentile, it means a lot! Also, it’s offered many times during the year, as opposed to the AP test.</p>