Years of Language effect Admission...?

Applying to College
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<p>Hi guys I am a senior in North Carolina applying only to in state publics such as UNC Chapel hill, NC State, App State, UNCG, and UNCC. In my freshmen year I took Japanese and planned to continue with it, but the teacher got laid off and there was no more Japanese class. So Sophomore year I took Spanish I, and Junior year I took Spanish II. I'm signed up for Spanish III next semester but... </p>

<p>I always feel behind in spanish and foreign languages really are not my thing, and I moved from CT to NC over the summer so I am probably going to be even more behind as they may have learned different things... </p>

<p>Basically my question is will these in state colleges change their opinions or decisions on my admission based on only having two years of the same language? I really don't want to take another spanish course and would much rather take the architecture course that is going next semester at my school.</p>

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<p>How much foreign language do you need in order to graduate from your high school?</p>

<p>How many years are specifically required for admission at the places you are applying to? Please note the word “required”.</p>

<p>If you have enough to graduate, and the minimum for admission, you are done. Take the class that is more meaningful for you and don’t look back.</p>