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I'm currently taking my general requirements at a junior college and plan to transfer to university in a year. I love reading and am passionate about literature, but I also would really like to learn Spanish and study abroad. I honestly don't think I can choose just either of them, but if I have to I'll probably just minor in one of them. But I'm curious as to whether or not this is often done. I also like the idea of studying both English and Spanish to better compare and contrast the two, and since my main goal is medical school....and I will be dedicated my entire life to science and medicine as a doctor, I want to take my undergraduate years to learn something I might never get the chance to full focus on again, but I don't know if these two interests will completely overload me or not.
Is this a manageable course load? Will a Spanish major really help me actually learn the language fluently? Is it worth it?
Is this a manageable course load? Will a Spanish major really help me actually learn the language fluently? Is it worth it?