Latin 2 (1 Credit)
Latin 2 continues the traditional Classical Latin curriculum with the introduction of the subjunctive mood and its multiple uses in independent and dependent clauses, as well as the use of participles (e.g. ablative absolutes), temporal, concessive, causal, and hypothetical clauses. Again, repetition and review of previous grammar, together with intensive practice of the new, will prepare the student not only for this level’s requisites, but, more importantly, for the more serious and challenging Latin 3 course. The National Latin Exam is offered to all students enrolled in this course.
Latin 3 (1 Credit)
Having acquired knowledge of the morphosyntactics of first and second year Latin, in the Latin 3 course the student will be able to encounter and develop: a mastery of declensions and conjugations, the ability to recognize the logical and grammatical parts of a Latin text, and finally recognize the syntactic organization of studied subordinate clauses of the gerund and gerundive constructs and the passive periphrastic. The National Latin Exam is offered to all students enrolled in this course.
Arabic 1 (1 Credit)
Designed to give incentive and advantage for students to continue Arabic and Middle Eastern studies in college, Arabic 1 duplicates college-level Elementary Arabic with mastery of the alphabet (both print and cursive), the basic grammar of Modern Standard Arabic, reading proficiency, basic conversational skills, and the culture/ history of the Middle East
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