Is anyone irritated by the language classes here?

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Candidates shall have demonstrated, by successful work in high school or college, or in the two together, a knowledge of mathematics and of a foreign language at least minimally appropriate for a liberal education. In no case shall this mean less than the completion of the intermediate college level in a foreign language, or its equivalent, and the equivalent of two years of college preparatory secondary school mathematics. Either requirement may be met by a proficiency test.

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<p>If your daughter is really looking to get into PBK, then she should go above and beyond. There’s no set “you’re in” if you know what I mean. The more 300 level courses in varied depts the better. I had 300 level courses in math, foreign language, astronomy, education, and computer science (the last 2 don’t really matter for PBK though I don’t think, just liberal arts departments). The big two for PBK are math and foreign language so if she has the interest to take some more in either of those realms it will help. If not, as long as her GPA is good and she met minimum math and foreign language requirements, and has breadth in other areas, it shouldn’t matter at all. I’m not a PBK admissions chair or anything though!!</p>