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Studying Latin offers immense rewards. A Latin program teaches the fundamentals of the language (including grammar, vocabulary, and syntax) while building reading proficiency to engage deeply with classical texts. Our curriculum provides a distinctive chance to explore Roman literature, history, and philosophy in their original form. By connecting with antiquity through its language and writings, you'll develop a deeper appreciation for both ancient civilizations and modern society. Latin proficiency is particularly valuable for students specializing in Ancient Greek or Roman history and culture.
Learning Objectives
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
strengthen and expand their grasp of Latin grammar and vocabulary, enhancing their ability to read Latin texts—some with ease, others using reference materials;
progress from simplified texts to in-depth analysis of seminal Greco-Roman works;
examine these texts within their historical and cultural contexts; and
apply critical thinking methods to analyze both ancient sources and contemporary discourse.