No, actually, the majority of students at my high school only take 3 years of Spanish. Spanish is the only foreign language offered at my high school, and many students are native Spanish speakers, so they start with Spanish 2 and then maybe take Spanish 3 sophomore year and are done with their foreign language. AP electives are much more common than additional Spanish courses at my school, so the “top” students that I will be competing with in terms of class rank usually take those instead of more years of Spanish. I will talk to my counselor about how I could potentially take online Spanish courses without them hurting my GPA, though. Thanks for the advice.