Taking French Online (Help!)

Hamlon
Tue, 07 Jul 2015 01:41:38 +0000

I have to take a few required classes online because of my interest in music and the fact that I am apart of my school’s STEM program (Project Lead the Way). These classes take up all three of my electives all four years. I’ve already started taking French online and I absolutely hate it. I forced myself to do this because it is necessary for college admissions and graduating high school. It is also my only known option of fitting everything into my schedule. My question is would colleges ignore the fact that I might take 2-3 years of a foreign language instead of 4 or should I toughen it out? I will be in the top choir at school and I am currently second chair cello of the top orchestra as a rising sophomore. The STEM program is also one of the only reasons I chose to stay at my home school because it is overcrowded. In the STEM program there are smaller class sizes, laptops, and the absence of (most) low performers. I don’t have any room in my regular schedule unless I replace AP Statistics with an elective senior year (Taking calculus BC as a junior). I am involved in many EC’s and volunteer during the school year. Would I be at a major disadvantage or should I take the four years of French?