Very worried about college

CaptainAtom
Tue, 12 Feb 2019 15:30:25 +0000

Here’s a little more about my situation with language: I’m pretty sure I’ll be able to score well on a Spanish subject test. As I was learning, I started a job at a Mexican restaurant, spending as much time around native speakers as possible and working by myself for eight months to learn everything I could. I am confident with my skill in the language, but I have no interest in Spanish anymore. I don’t really like Spanish classes, but if I really had to I would take another… the problem is that this year I finish the Spanish curriculum offered at my school and there isn’t room in my schedule to take one at the university next year. I hadn’t considered taking a class over the summer. My Spanish teacher has suggested I start French, and I’m still thinking that through.

I’ve gotten so many helpful responses. Thanks again to everyone for your help! @Mwfan1921 , I have looked at George Washington and American. Can you elaborate on the “demonstrate interest” part? Is that something American requires or stresses? Should I be doing this for all the schools I hope to apply to?

@RayManta , I don’t think four years of foreign language is a requirement (and if it is, I’m in trouble). I’m testing in Spanish this year (I took IB I as a sophomore and am taking IB II as a junior). @MYOS1634 , I am in Spanish ab initio