<p>my school has just notified me that they cant me my schedule that i asked for so they have given me some options::</p>
<p>i had applied for AP Euro, Advanced Applications and Spanish 4 but those three create complications so they said i could::</p>
<p>take ap govt, spanish 4 and advanced applications or</p>
<p>take ap euro spanish 4 and robotics</p>
<p>take ap euro advanced applications and sometihng else</p>
<p>i really want to take ap auro so im left with the last two choices, this is were the problem comes</p>
<p>i want to major in business adminsitration so would colleges care that i have taken 4yrs of spanish or that i have take a computer class (advanced applications)</p>
<p>oooh, u got urself in a tough position man, im a science guy, but my guess would be the spanish.</p>
<p>the thing about business is that the more ppl u do business with, the better, and knowing another language is important b/c it opens u up with many more ppl around the world.</p>
<p>so in my opinion, take the spanish, any other ideas?</p>
<p>I would have to say go for spanish because, if you know how to read and write spanish you could commuicate for business and you might not even have to get MBA because of your language skills</p>
<p>this is my advice...</p>
<p>see if there is any other way to stay involved in spanish, such as joining spanish club or spanish honor society... if that is not available then look into starting one, that would look great to colleges...</p>
<p>if you could stay involved in spanish without taking the course, then do that...</p>
<p>here's one big thing i have learned from the college research (and lots of it) that i have done... schools are looking for commitment and success in what you do... they don't care how long your list of EC or anything else is, they want to see if you have actually done anything for the groups you are in...</p>
<p>in any case, speaking spanish is more valuable a skill for the business world than college... it would be to your advantage to take outside tutoring to actually become fluent... you might even be able to the take the ap spanish test w/out taking the course... then it would do you good for college and the real world...</p>
<p>either way, college's will have their own courses they want you to take, and will care less if you take a computer class in high school, it just might make it an easier class for you...</p>
<p>hope that helps you make your decision :/</p>