Some people claim that Latin is a "dead" language. Well, there must be a reason why so many people have studied, and still do, Latin worldwide. While it is no longer a spoken language, the advantages of learning Latin are many. In addition to the immediate and tangible results seen on various standardized tests, the benefits of studying Latin can have a positive impact for years to come: increased vocabulary and improvement of grammar, sharpened critical thinking skills, knowledge of history, insight into ancient and modern perspectives, et al. Please take some time to view the list of articles and videos linked below to discover these benefits.
What are college administrators saying about Latin?
In addition to the more than 120,000 students in the United States alone, many people, past and present, have benefited from an education in Latin and the Classics. The list includes statesmen, scientists, artists, entertainers, and athletes: