<p>So I wanted to take both classes but unfortunately I can't. Both classes are during 5th period only, so obviously I can't take both. I'm so frustrated with my school right now. Uuughh. Here are the classes I will be taking my senior year:
Anatomy&Physiology
Honors English
Trig/ICM
Civics
Spanish 3 or Yearbook
& I might even have Psychology.</p>
<p>My problem is that I won't have any other extra curricular classes if I take Spanish 3. I will be volunteering during the school year though. & I took Yearbook last year (junior year) if that helps? I will be applying to UCs and a couple of private schools.</p>
<p>So am I better off with Yearbook or Spanish 3? I plan to major in nursing. Thank you!</p>
<p>Eh, I’ll still answer. In my opinion, it really depends on what colleges you are applying to. If none of the colleges you are looking at require more than 2 years of a foreign language, do yearbook. If there is a college you want to apply to that requires more than 2 years of a foreign language, do Spanish. Either way, I feel your situation – unfortunately, I’ve had schedule conflicts with classes every single year of high school. :/</p>
<p>Stay in Spanish then. I was in the exact same situation as you when I picked my junior year schedule (Spanish 3 or yearbook), I picked yearbook, but I also take a third (well now second language) outside of school. If you are not taking an extra language on top of Spanish, pick Spanish.</p>
& the colleges I will be applying to requires 2 years but recommends 3 years.</p>