I'd also have to say Spanish. French isnt very practical unless she's planning on living somewhere in Europe. & a lot of employers these days are more likely to hire someone who can speak Spanish, rather than French, coz it is the 'unofficial second language of the US'

Latin I wouldn't reccommend, because it IS a dead language, and learning one language that you dont particularily like, just so its easier to learn another language is pretty much pointless. (and a lot more work!)

I hope she ends up taking something that she'll use later on- or is at least able to decide what to take before deadlines are up & she gets placed in some horrid thing like computer tech. (at least, that's how it goes over here) :]

Thxs^^

i ' m usually pretty nice , and i love to meet new people . :]

both my parents are doctors , so i know quite a bit about that subject . c:

and i don ' t like using capital letters : i find them pointless , though i can type in full sentences , and love to see others try , as well .

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