2 years of a second language required for bachelors degree?
 

Well I'm starting college for the first time and I want to quickly know if 2 years of a second language is required for graduation?

It depends on your school and the type of degree. It differs from one school and/or degree to another. What do you care though, obviously you have a moderate grasp of English as your second language, right?

lol @ russ' subtle insult

Thankfully, I don't need any other languages to graduate. What he said about school and type of degree is the truth.

Usually there's some way to get around it. I technically need a second language, but somehow that requirement was waived by taking three years in high school. Or something like that (I didn't even do the AP Spanish). However, I probably could pass a SAT II for Spanish if for some reason they made me, simply because I managed to keep up my high school language past the 6 months after I graduated.

I think if you are going for a BA, they require 2 years of a second language. If you are going for a BS, then you don't have to worry about it. That is how it was at my university, anyway.

It depends on your college. Go ask your adviser or even someone in the admissions office.