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Years of Spanish

If I have taken spanish for four years (7th, 8th, 9th, 10th) and am on spanish 4, does that count as 4 years of a language or do colleges only look at what is in high school?

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@CutiePatootie11 months ago

Colleges will most likely look into those four years of Spanish and take them into consideration. As long as they are on your high school transcript.

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11 months ago

Colleges will most likely look into those four years of Spanish and take them into consideration. As long as they are on your high school transcript.

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11 months ago

Generally the foreign language requirements are credit requirements, not classes. That's why some people who speak another language at home can take a proficiency exam in hs and not have to take the classes. In your case it probably depends if they're counted as hs credits, because if they count only as middle school credits they may not count. You should probably ask your counselor.

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11 months ago

colleges usually count only high school years, so they鈥檇 see spanish 7鈥10th grade as 4 yrs if all were in hs. middle school often doesn鈥檛 count, but your spanish 4 in hs def counts as a year. basically show what鈥檚 official on your transcript.

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11 months ago

Im most cases (i have not heard otherwise), middle school credits count for highschool. Just reach out to your counselor.

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