<p>Would a recommendation from a computer science teacher be considered either math, science, or both? Also, would Spanish be a core class/curriculum?</p>
<p>It would most likely go under science. But I don’t think that really matters because math and science are basically of the more quantitative subjects. And no, Spanish (or any language) is not a core class. Core classes include sciences, math, history, and English. Not completely sure though.</p>
<p>Anyone else?</p>
<p>Among the colleges my daughter is applying to, there wasn’t a single answer. Some colleges said a foreign-language teacher was suitable; others wanted such a recommendation only if the language was AP.</p>
<p>Your best bet, really, is to check with the college that interest you.</p>
<p>Most places, computer science is its own discipline often paired with mathematics. Foreign language is generally considered an elective, not a core subject. But as the above poster said, it’s always good to check if you’re not sure.</p>
<p>At many of the schools I’m looking at, languages are considered core subjects.</p>