Advanced Latin
Registration for our Fall Semester Advanced Latin course on Boethius is now open! Put down a 25% deposit now to hold your spot, and pay the rest later.
Advanced Latin: Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy
Awaiting trial for treason, Boethius composed a masterpiece that according to Edward Gibbon is, “A golden volume not unworthy of the leisure of Plato or Tully.” Read and discuss this work with us as it was intended to be enjoyed – in Latin! While the sessions will be primarily held in Latin, students who have no experience speaking Latin are certainly welcome.
- Cost: $725
- Advanced Latin Details:
- Sessions last 1.5 hours
- 1 session per week
- Course lasts 15 weeks
Students who complete Advanced Latin receive 22.5 hours of live instruction time.
What You Need to Know
- Classes run on a semester basis.
- Fall: August – December
- Spring: January – May
- Summer: June – July
- Class times are selected by students. Once your registration is confirmed, we’ll send you a Doodle poll to choose your class time.
- Classes are live, online classes run by ALI Latin professors. Learn Latin from anywhere.
- Register now, pay a 25% deposit to reserve your spot, and pay the rest later. We want to make sure you absolutely love your Latin class before you pay for all the classes.
- You can skip the semester system. With one-on-one Tutorials, you can set up your own class schedule with an ALI professor.
- We want to make sure you’re completely satisfied. If you don’t love your first Latin class, we guarantee a 100% refund. After that, refunds will be made on a pro rata basis, based on however many class sessions you’ve attended
Past Advanced Latin Courses
Read and discuss selections from one of the greatest Latin works ever written, the Confessions. While the sessions will be primarily held in Latin, students who have no experience speaking Latin are certainly welcome. You’ll be chatting with the young Augustine and with your fellow students in no time!
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