Spanish literature class as a junior. I decided to minor in spanish since I already had to take a bunch of foreign language classes, so 2 more and I got a minor.

One of those was an advanced spanish grammar class and was one of the best classes i ever took, the professor focused on getting us to "think like spanish speakers" instead of just going over the rules again and again.

The other was a lit class, we had to read Pablo Neruda, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, etc. Those guys were legends and all but it was really hard to process when reading in spanish, my spanish I guess was just never that strong anyway. But 2 things happened: I mis-read the instructions on one of our essay exams and so instead of "pick 2 of these 3 essay prompts" I just picked 1. I tried to argue that my performance on the rest of the exam was really strong so the missing essay wasn't because I didn't know the answer, but because I just mis-read the instructions, and so I had hoped he'd let me try it over. No dice. Got a D on that exam as a result. Later we had to read and analyze some piece of literature and I was assigned some poem. I had no idea how to analyze a poem, I had tested out of the english lit courses so I had no idea what I was doing. I tried my best to interpret and make up something, not knowing that the correct way to do this was to research it. I got a D or F on that I think (turns out I learned later that the professor was an expert on that particular poet, tough luck).

I can't remember my grade in the class, C or C- maybe. And I had a few Cs my freshman year, but I adjusted well after that, and this class was the only C I got after that freshman year.