<p>I am a senior and I took japanese 1a and 1b at my local community college back in freshman year that TECHNICALLY counts as 2 years of language (uc requirement). My high school counselor and the community college have confirmed that it is transferable and equal to 2 years of high school language. </p>
<p>When I filled out the UC app it said I was missing a year of language - an error. My counselor contacted the headquarters of the UC application site by phone and they confirmed an error in the application system. To solve the confusion I decided to put on my app that spring semester I would take japanese 2 - equivalent of 3 years. I also wrote a note in part of the application saying I <em>might</em> take it due to other reasons that below though.</p>
<p>I want to drop this class, it has been three years since I took it, it is REALLY time consuming, and plan to take spanish anyways in college. I attempted to go to the first class but ended up having an anxiety attack and couldn't stop crying, I just sat in the parking lot for an hour hyperventilating - pitiful and wimpy, I know. This happened last time I took japanese.</p>
<p>Should I drop it? I feel like because of all the crazy technicalities with the UC application if I report I dropped (without a W even) I might be rejected mistakenly for not fullfilling a-g.</p>
<p>Help?! </p>
<p>and PS I got an B and later an A in the two classes I did take. I can pass it, it just takes ridiculous amounts of work to compete with the anime fanatics/native speakers. I have a plenty hard senior schedule and <em>should</em> be competitive for ucsd or so. so....GHAHFDKF:KFJE Im so torn.</p>