19 credits first semester

TheDad
Fri, 26 Aug 2011 13:12:58 +0000

Emphasizing LiT’s and S&P points: it’s Classical Greek, not Modern Greek. No help whatsoever for Study Abroad. (Greek “abroad” programs may be like D’s in Hungary, taught in English; something to investigate.) Anyway, I’m also very dubious about taking both Intro languages at once; I think even would-be Classics majors start with one, usually Latin, and then the other…something else to investigate.

Remember, the languages are a two-semester commitment: you only get the credits if you complete both semesters.

D took Latin before deciding very quickly that she wasn’t going to be a Classics major. But she was already committed by that time and, fortunately, she liked the class. But it was demanding.