<p>From what you say, most likely your Spanish is sufficient or nearly sufficient to fulfill the College requirement, which only requires an intermediate level of proficiency. Take the placement exam and do as well on it as you can. If your requirement is out of the way, that’s all to the better. You can certainly still take Spanish!. Many native speakers in your situation benefit from SPAN 3010, a grammar review which serves as the gateway to the major–there were several Puerto Rican kids in it when I took it a number of years ago. 3020, a composition course, is another good option. There’s also a more advanced grammar review, SPAN 4010, if you place above the 3010 level.</p>