<p>I'm going to be an IB student next year. In our school it is required to take either French or Spanish for the span of 2 years in order to recieve the IB Diploma. I already am fluent or proficient in 4 languages (English, German, Chinese, and Japanese). Is it possible under circumstances like these to take a different class in place of another language and still be granted a diploma. I have no interest in either of these two languages and there are many other great classes I'd rather spend my time in.</p>
<p>Not that I know of, no. Unless you go to another school offering German, Chinese or Japanese.</p>
<p>Take spanish, it’s the most practical and easier, at least the tests are in my opinion. Or who cares about the diploma?</p>
<p>Have you talked to your school administration? I know that at my school you can do a self-taught language as long as you find a tutor. Also, if you do that you can take one A1 and one A2 language and obtain a bilingual diploma.</p>