<p>I never really thought of this, but I know that some colleges wont count SAt 2s if theyre in your native language.</p>
<p>What counts as a native language? Like, I live in Canada. My first language is English, and my parents speak only English. But I'm, fluent in French. French wouldn't be one of my native languages, would it?</p>
<p>You can ask the college. I would imagine it might depend on the college.</p>
<p>They might count it against you if you don't get a perfect score.</p>
<p>Just kidding. Let's take it to extremes: You say you speak four languages fluently and you prove it by scoring above 750 in all four tests. Do you think it won't count? I don't think they'd care if you scored a 0 in Math II!</p>
<p>Are you mentioning on the application that you are fluent?</p>
<p>I think it depends on the college. It shouldn't really count because French wasn't your first language.</p>
<p>im from canada too!=D
well, i dont think they will consider French as your native language its your "second" language
i think its the same thing as students in the states taking Spanish</p>
<p>just take French im sure its fine</p>
<p>okay thank you. im going to tell them that im fluent, yes. but i hope they wont count it against me, because none of my family speak french. i just was put into the immersion program.</p>