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longship

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4. In my high school, language was required in college prep.

Reply to eridani (Original post)

Sat Feb 13, 2016, 10:04 AM

Feb 2016

But, then again, I graduated in 1966.

We had French, Spanish, and Latin. You could tell who might go into medicine. They took Latin.

I am horrible at foreign language. And I tried three of them: French, Spanish, and Russian, the latter two at university. Nevertheless, I graduated with honors in physics. I am much better at mathematics, I guess.

Nevertheless, this school's policy is utter madness.

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Charter school of 11,000 students drops foreign language [View all] eridani Feb 2016 OP

A high school foreign language is a minimum requirement exboyfil Feb 2016 #1

Ive never heard of a college looking at high school transcripts to exempt you from classes Travis_0004 Feb 2016 #2

Most colleges take AP classes and apply the credit gilpo Feb 2016 #3

In my high school, language was required in college prep. longship Feb 2016 #4

Ditto, for high school graduation in '62. elleng Feb 2016 #5