<p>After much research, scheduling, and consumed time, I have found that it is possible to graduate a certain university with 2 years (12 credits) of Hebrew, 2 years of Arabic, 1 year of Italian, 1 year of Ancient Greek, and a major in English (with a couple of more electives in-between). </p>
<p>I speak fluent Spanish. I’ll have 4 years of high school Italian, plus 1 year of college Italian. Intermediate knowledge of Arabic and Hebrew. And some ancient Greek (useless, whatever, it interests me). After college I plan to expand my knowledge in each of these languages, possibly take up some Latin, ancient Hebrew, and modern Greek too.</p>
<p>I’m Christian. I enjoy helping people. I’d love to travel through the Mediterranean, Africa, Asia. I refuse to work for the government. I have a passion for music (I play guitar and bass); I write songs and perform with a worship group twice a week at church. I am fascinated by language and literature. I write well (fiction), but I’m too lazy to do it often. I also love theology and philosophy. </p>
<p>Suggestions?</p>
<p>edit: Also, this would be a major in English literature with a minor in modern languages.</p>