You could be right about the 4 years of language - but just to add more info, he started Spanish in middle school (never liked but kept at it anyway) - based on his completed Spanish courses he was placed in Spanish-2 in freshman year and did Spanish-3 and Spanish-4 in sophomore and junior years. So completed highest non-AP Spanish course but didn’t opt for Spanish AP (it is offered in the school). As you said it may hurt at some places for not taking in senior year but he wasn’t enjoying and grades are going down. We knew that it maybe an issue at some places but it is a decision taken after weighing all things.