<p>I know for sure that I will be asking my AP English Language teacher (I had her both freshmen and junior year) for a recommendation since that will almost certainly be the strongest letter. English is my best subject and she was extremely positive about all my work throughout the year. The problem is the second letter. I've narrowed it down to two options: my Spanish teacher or my Physics teacher. Both I will have had for two years (junior year, then AP Spanish and AP Physics senior year) but I was probably a more active student in Spanish just because language comes more naturally to me than sciences. I worry that I was not more than your typical good student in physics which wouldn't make for a strong letter. Is it important to show diversity and get one science/math and one humanities/language or would it be fine for me to just go with Spanish? I also am unsure if it's an issue that my application will be mainly based in humanities, apart from the transcript. I'm taking AP Calc and AP Physics next year so is that enough to show success there when science and math are not my primary interests? Sorry for the long question but any input would be greatly appreciated!</p>
<p>It’s fine to go with Spanish. And it’s important to get good grades, even if you’re not nearly as interested in the class.</p>