Should I take a test to eliminate foreign languages entirely using my second language for credits? Is it worth it
So, I will be going into the 8th Grade soon and I really need some advice: Should I take a test to eliminate foreign languages entirely using my second language? Why I am asking: I recently spoke with a family-friend of mine who was accepted by Yale University and she gave me some advice but I still had some questions. Because in my school, Spanish 1, 2, and 3 are all considered "on-level" which can hurt my weighted GPA. And after that, Spanish 4 and 5 are considered AP classes. I am also a United States(Texas) resident so Spanish might be important to learn.
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Should I take a test to eliminate foreign languages entirely using my second language for credits?
So, I will be going into the 8th Grade soon and I really need some advice: Should I take a test to eliminate foreign languages entirely using my second language? Why I am asking: I recently spoke with a family-friend of mine who was accepted by Yale University and she gave me some advice but I still had some questions. Because in my school, Spanish 1, 2, and 3 are all considered "on-level" which can hurt my weighted GPA. And after that, Spanish 4 and 5 are considered AP classes. I am also a United States resident so Spanish might be important to learn.
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