Foreign Language Online

I love to learn foreign languages,i’m a high school student and want to enter a university which can learn foreign languages but because of my worse maths,so it is hard to enter.my dream is to learn 4 foreign languages at least(i hope i could chat with all people from all over the world wherever the people belong ) i want to be a translator in future, whatever and whenever i read a book i always want to translate it into English, what should i do?

And I love it, but I’ve been reading a lot of posts on here and noticed that it’s very difficult to get steady, well paid work as a translator(unless you work at the UN , which very selective) .

I also noticed that by majoring in Finance, Business, Medicine, Technology or anything else not Lib. Arts related better opportunities will arise.

So my question is this, if I’m interested in Foreign languages, is it a good choice to attempt to kill two birds with one stone and minor in FL, but then major in one of the above non-LA choices? Thanks!

See I am in the 11th grade in I still have not taking a foreign language which I have to have to go to the college I want to go to which is UWA but my high school will not put me in a foreign language so I was wondering if there is another way to take it.

I have to have two years of foreign language credits and I was wondering what language I should take? Basically I’ve narrowed it down to French or Spanish, but if there’s one easier than that, I’ll be glad to look into that, as well. Any suggestions? I can pretty much take any language I wish, because I’m taking it online instead of learning it at my actual school. Foreign languages rather scare me so I have to do them over the summer when I’m not so stressed about other things.

I need to learn Spanish for my job. I have to read, write, understand, as well as speak the language fluently. Does anyone know of an online service or program that teaches these skills
at no cost?
Thank you in advance for your kindness.

I’m going to be a high school junior next year and I have completed my two required years of foreign language. I plan to do take an extra math course if I drop the foreign language course, but many people have told me that colleges really want three years of foreign language. Any advice?

If colleges really do like three years, would they care if I took two years of foreign language in school, and then scored well on an AP test? (I know Chinese well enough, since I am Chinese.)

I’d like answers that include reccommendations for paid courses and free courses. Something that can teach me French and Japanese. Thanks.

1) Musuem Curator
2)Foreign Language Translator
3)Principal Archivist

Also, what subjects would you need to University and school. Please allocate the difference between subjects at school and at University

For those who have taken a foreign language in high school, how do you feel the program can be improved?

Known any good sites from experiece?
Thanks in advance.