<p>Is three years of Spanish enough or do I need to do Spanish 4 as well to get into Hopkins?
(I know this isn't the deciding factor and that SAT, GPA etc. are important as well)
I just want to know if I would be just as strong of a candidate for Hopkins with 3 years of a foreign language rather than 4! </p>
<p>THANKS!</p>
<p>I had 2 and a half years of foreign language and I did fine (I got in), but then I was in the highest level classes offered at my school. It would look great if you continued, but I doubt it would hurt you if you didn’t. Just make sure that your other classes are challenging.
What are you planning to major in? It might change things.</p>
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<p>I’m planning on majoring in Biology for Pre-Med!</p>
<p>Personally I would continue but I dong think it would matter</p>
<p>If u can continue…im applying with five years…pre med and international relations are my intended majors…so it won’t help pre med but prob it will for international relations.</p>
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