<p>I’m a senior in a small high school in central NY. I’ve been considering Spanish a lot lately and have been looking into St. John Fisher in Rochester. They have a foreign language scholarship program and I was curious if anyone knew anything about this, or how competitive it is? My spanish grades have been really good, always high 90s and last year i got an A in a college spanish class, and received 100% on the state regents exam.</p>
<p>Less specifically, any thoughts on this school? I know someone who goes there who I’ll talk to, but I’m looking for several opinions. Thanks! :]</p>
<p>It is a solid, above average, Catholic school with a pleasant campus in a really nice suburb of Rochester, NY. I don’t know about their foreign language scholarship program.</p>
<p>The Buffalo Bills training camp is held there in the summer.</p>
<p>You should apply to several schools for Spanish and see which one works best for you.</p>
<p>What are your SAT scores? What is your gpa?</p>
<p>i just retook the SATs, but the first time i got 600 reading, 550 math, and 600 writing. 29 on my acts, and my unweighted average is 3.8ish. & thanks for the help :]</p>
<p>Fisher is a great school. Lots of really nice kids go there.
I think it is better than a SUNY school, but why not consider SUNY if money is an issue?</p>
<p>I’ve already applied to a couple SUNYs. I don’t want to rule out privates because of the money, so I’m looking into the scholarships and aid they offer.</p>
<p>St. John Fisher was founded as a Catholic men’s college but it is no longer formally affiliated with the Catholic church (nor is it a single sex school).</p>