<p>Has your daughter taken the Spanish with listening SAT II exam? If so, how well did she do on that? If she hasn’t done that, she can pick up official prep materials for the SAT II and the AP Spanish Language exams at the public library, and work through them at home to see if she is comfortable with the material. That will give her (and any potential tutors) a better sense of whether she should pursue the Spanish Language AP or not.</p>
<p>If her goal is college credit, she may want to consider the Spanish CLEP exam. It is about mid-way between the SAT II and AP exams in difficulty, costs about $100 total to take (one fee for the CollegeBoard/ETS, and another one for the individual testing center), and can be taken at any date (and time on that date) during the year that a local testing center has an available slot. Happykid took it on a Thursday afternoon last December. There is no speaking component. For details see [CLEP</a> - College Level Examination Program (CLEP) -Save Time. Save Money. Take CLEP | College Board CLEP Site](<a href=“http://clep.collegeboard.org/]CLEP”>http://clep.collegeboard.org/)</p>