Why didn't I go to Kenyon? I looked at them, and everything...
The Kenyon English department would've loved you.
A Spanish degree is exactly the same as an English degree, except that it takes place in a different language.
That is awesome. I took through AP in high school, and then left it behind. (Well, okay, not entirely, because last year I had to take a foreign language exam in order to get my MA. [Don't ask. Everyone requires them, for no actual reason I can discern.] I had to translate a passage in Spanish into English. I'm proud to say that despite not having taken it for eight years, I passed on the first try. This is not necessarily a show of my Spanish prowess; the test was terribly easy. They let you use a dictionary and everything.)
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Date: 2010-06-01 08:38 pm (UTC)The Kenyon English department would've loved you.
A Spanish degree is exactly the same as an English degree, except that it takes place in a different language.
That is awesome. I took through AP in high school, and then left it behind. (Well, okay, not entirely, because last year I had to take a foreign language exam in order to get my MA. [Don't ask. Everyone requires them, for no actual reason I can discern.] I had to translate a passage in Spanish into English. I'm proud to say that despite not having taken it for eight years, I passed on the first try. This is not necessarily a show of my Spanish prowess; the test was terribly easy. They let you use a dictionary and everything.)