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Should I take Spanish 4 during my senior year of High School? - OG_Breezy - Mar 20, 2017
Maintained a 90+ average in all Spanish Courses at my high school(1-3, standard courses of course).
Was just wondering if I should take Spanish 4 or not - Is it recommended for going into college? I'm going to be majoring in business administration so I don't really see the need for it, but I would like to know if not taking the class would hinder me in any way during my first year at college, etc./would it look better on my resume if I were to just take it. I have already chosen 2 electives(which is the min. requirement for my highschool) - should I add Spanish 4?
* - Kaleb - Mar 20, 2017
If think it depends on what you want to do in college. If you will end up having to take it in college do it in HS instead as it's usually easier than the college course. If you aren't worried about passing I'd just recommend taking it regardless.
* - OG_Breezy - Mar 20, 2017
(Mar 20, 2017 04:09 AM)Ａ ｅ ｓ ｔ ｈ ｅ ｔ ｉ ｃ ｓ Wrote: If think it depends on what you want to do in college. If you will end up having to take it in college do it in HS instead as it's usually easier than the college course. If you aren't worried about passing I'd just recommend taking it regardless.
do the requirements for language vary from college to college?
* - Kaleb - Mar 20, 2017
(Mar 20, 2017 04:16 AM)OG_Breezy Wrote: do the requirements for language vary from college to college?
When I was in high school and looking to apply to college yes but that may have changed.
Talk to your school counselor or whoever sets up classes/schedules at your school and they should know all about it.
* - Kaleb - Mar 20, 2017
(Mar 20, 2017 05:21 AM)php Wrote: Just because you're majoring in BA doesn't mean you're not going to need it.
Think of it from an intelligent perspective.
Does your geographical location have an influx of Hispanics?
Will the job title you will be attempting to hold outside of college come with perks if you are bilingual?
You need to start thinking a little bit further than college.
I think he's asking in the scope of some colleges requiring it to graduate, because some do.