Spanish versus a Study Hall

lostaccount
Sun, 01 Nov 2015 19:09:09 +0000

I don’t represent Tufts or any school so what I say is based on what I’ve learned about how admissions works. If dropping Spanish would allow you to get a better grade in cal, then you should do it asap. When colleges say they want you to take the most rigorous curriculum, it does not mean that you always have to take the course you find the most difficulty. Those decisions must be made with an eye towards what is most reasonable for your and your goals and that has to be weighed against the consequences of things like not dropping a course you are struggling in. Don’t wait to drop a course until it has harmed your achievement in other classes. Along with applying to colleges, the schedule you will be left with is plenty rigorous.