<p>I took Spanish 4 AP as a sophomore and got a 4 on the exam. I am a non native speaker and was only good in my class because I studied a great deal. Now I am about to be a senior and I have forgotten a great chunk of what I’ve learned. How will this play out in college? Should I hope I get my full language requirement for it? Will relearning it actually turn out to be pretty easy in a college class?</p>
<p>With a 4, you are very likely to be exempt from any language requirement. If not, I don’t think it would be too hard to relearn. Most of it would come back to you as you are in the class. However, maybe reading a book in Spanish, with a Spanish-English dictionary, in the summer before the class would help.</p>
<p>Watch some Spanish TV or read some Spanish newspapers on the internet. Download the free Latin single of the week from itunes.</p>
<p>As I learned in AP Psychology, the relearning effect, haha, so relearning old material should not take as long as it took the first time to learn it!</p>
<p>Lol good one iluvpiano. I took psych as well so I should’ve known that 
and yeah I like the spanish TV idea, nothing funnier than those dramatic telenovelas!!!</p>