<p>Thanks guys for all the input. We are not low income and would not be eligible for a fee reduction. Our school district subsidizes the test for all students. That’s why it’s $54 for us. I’m just feeling a little tapped out at the moment with so many senior fees due at once and the knowledge that the first tuition bill is just months away. I’ve decided to go ahead and pay for the other test. She says she doesn’t expect to do well on the Spanish test and is really only taking it because the teacher is bullying them into doing it. There are no waiting list for the AP classes, so it’s not like she took someone else’s spot. Especially in Spanish. There’s so little demand that Spanish 4 and Spanish 5 students share the same class. This test is Spanish Lit, which she doesn’t plan to pursue in college although she does want to take more Spanish. I also feel like three big tests will keep her busy enough. A fourth one will just make her stressed out. The college has its own language test. It’s UT Austin, by the way, and not UT Dallas.</p>