I'm concerned college is too easy for my daughter

[ucbalumnus]

@suzyQ7

For example, my oldest has zero interest in taking more languages - already fluent in one and conversational in another. He’d rather use those 3 or 4 spaces in his schedule to go deep into his major and minor, not because he doesn’t want to “stretch himself” on languages.

Many colleges with foreign language requirements specify them as proficiency-based. I.e. the student must either take the Nth semester of a foreign language, or score on a placement test to be placed into the N+1 or higher semester of a foreign language. So a student fluent in a foreign language may find that many colleges with foreign language requirements would not require him/her to take any foreign language courses because s/he would test into a higher level course than the level which is needed to fulfill the requirement. (However, some colleges still do require completing a higher level course to “validate” the placement test result, see below.)

@Corbett

I don’t think that any school (LAC or otherwise) is going to require you to take language classes if you are already fluent.

Yale does. Someone with foreign language skill to place into the 4th or higher semester of foreign language still needs to take one course.
http://catalog.yale.edu/ycps/academic-regulations/requirements-for-ba-bs-degree/index.html#distributionalrequirements