A Class I Like Or?

Pre-College Topics High School Life
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I’m at a bit of a dilemma. I’ve signed up for my classes next year, but I’m indecisive for one. My school has seven periods a day. This is what my planned schedule for my Junior year looks like.

  1. AP US History
  2. AP Language and Composition
  3. Pre-AP Algebra II
  4. AP Psychology
  5. Anatomy & Physiology
  6. Chemistry
  7. Either Floriculture OR Spanish III
    I really enjoy ag classes, but I may need a third year of a foreign language. My school recommends two years of a foreign language for college admission, but everyone here says most colleges want at least three. I do really like ag classes like I said; however, my school has something where you can earn cords and it’s called College, Career, Citizenship Readiness. The Citizenship and College readiness doesn’t affect/isn’t affected by the classes I take, but Career is. I’ve already taken and passed a KOSSA test for animal systems so I’m “Career Ready.” That isn’t a concern to me now, so I could drop the ag class and go for Spanish III. Any advice?
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I think you should go for Spanish because colleges like to see at least 3 years of a language. In my school, the requirement is 3 years minimum, so for a competitive school, 3 years is better. If you could, you could try and take Spanish online over the summer if that’s possible. Then you could still take the ag class.

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Spanish

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spanish

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You should definitely have at least three years of a foreign language, so Spanish.

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Thanks everyone. I’ll probably switch to Spanish III. It’s just confusing since my counselor said Spanish III wouldn’t be needed if going to college. I thought is sounded fishy.