<p>I want to just drop it. Is this ok if I'm applying to elite schools?</p>
<p>No, you really need the third year. Many recommend four. Have fun!</p>
<p>I have a question along the same lines..</p>
<p>I have only taken three official "years" of a foreign language but I've gone through French I-AP, I made a three on the AP French exam, and I have exhausted all the possible French classes at my school. Do I still need to take another year of foreign language?</p>
<p>u dont have to because it is only mandatory for 3 years of the same language, but more of practically evrything is recommended</p>
<p>so it is not required to take four years right? (i am taking three years) i don't really want to take the AP Spanish exam</p>
<p>MIJEHAR, it really depends if you have three years in the SAME language or not. For example, I think it is worthless to have 2 years of Spanish and 1 year of French. You need three years in French or three years in Spanish total. That is what ur asking righT?</p>
<p>Just take three or four years of the same language. Two years doesn't look that great. Some elite schools don't have any *officially required" courses in order to promote flexibility and creativity. But 3-4 is always recommended.</p>
<p>Go for three years of the same language - some schools require three, others just two.</p>