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I don't think it would matter a 'huge' deal if you dropped Spanish. Granted it might take out credits and basically check off Spanish for you if you do go to college and major (major is choosing which subject you want to study and graduate with) in a subject that may require Spanish. A ton of variables that come into play but certain or maybe most subjects don't require it. For instance, my major doesn't require me to take a Spanish class to be a graphic designer (which would make no sense if they told me I needed Spanish classes completed) and isn't a necessity. It would look good on your record that you took Spanish and even in jobs if they may require bilingual speakers and raise you to be selected for hiring at certain jobs. Also take into note that Spanish classes may teach different variations (like Latin or other ones I cant remember) and not necessarily spanglish like some bilingual people know. My best bet for you is to drop it if you don't like the teacher and class. Better to put your time into classes you may be interested in more than being in a class you despise and flunking. My advice to you as a current freshman in college right now! If you need to ask me any more questions, you know where to find me!