Open Question: Spanish requirements for college?

7 February 2012, 4:35 pm

So I just found out that the University I'm planning to attend (UNLV) does not require me to take Spanish which I'm already taking. I was thinking about dropping it since I don't need it, but I was wondering: if I plan on transferring out of UNLV sometime in the future to a college in California (most colleges in CA require you to take Spanish) then should I stick it out and stay in it? If I don't stay in it, will the college I transfer to make me take some other kind of Spanish class to make up for it? It doesn't matter to my overall GPA if I stay or not and I have a lot going on in my life right now so it would hurt to drop a class. I just basically wanna know if it's better to stay or not. Thank You for answering!... Read More »

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