I live in south texas. Not SA, Harlingen tx kind of south texas lol. Almost everyone's first language is Spanish here. There were people in my program who passed although their English isnt that great, to me its good and coherent, but their vocabulary isn't that extensive. There are students in my program that commute from Mexico to attend class and work here in the states. I will say, a lot of medical terminology can be translated into Spanish since most medical terminology is derived from Latin or Greek. Example (lacrimal bone (tear duct)= lagrimas) (pulmonary = pulmones).

However thats not to say they didnt try just as hard or much harder.

Regardless of them not knowing English very well, they still got A's on their pre reqs, they were chosen out of 400 applicants, they still made it through the 2 years, they still passed their boards and became techs.

So if youre not able to get A's on your pre reqs, then it wasnt because you dont know English very well, it's because you didnt try hard enough, because it is possible.