Spanish in Gap Year
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Spanish in Gap YearHey!
I'm taking a gap year to reapply for medicine (failed to get in).
I did Spanish AS in my first year but dropped it for A2 (I got a good A at AS).
I'm looking at perhaps completing the A2 during my gap year to help develop my Spanish skills. Does anyone know if this is possible now I have left college, and if so, how is the best way to go about it?
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