Online Latin Courses

[Donald_S]

I recently graduated with my Master’s of Healthcare Administration (previous Bachelor of Social Work and Associate of Nursing) and I don’t need any other education for my career. However I would really like to pursue a Ph.D. but not in my career field. This is primarily for my own personal development and potential ministry options. I’m contemplating a degree in History with a more specific focus in something related to Church history, history of theology, or something along those lines.

For most of the schools I’ve seen, a strong understanding of Latin is highly recommended. Until I decide when and how this PhD journey will go, I’d like to prepare and learn Latin. My preference would be through college courses so I have it on my transcripts. Is anyone aware of any online Latin courses through an accredited institution of that they recommend? Preference would be a good program that doesn’t require a mortgage to take. Any recommendations are appreciated.

 

[BartholomewB]

You’ll find several people at Textkit who will be happy to answer your questions.

https://www.textkit.com/

 

[dochawk]

duolingo is free . . .

the latin course is minimal; it just came on line, but could give you an idea before spending money on a fuller course.

after almost a year, i’m within a couple of weeks of finishing all the levels of spanish, and will soon be conducting client interviews in spanish without a translateor. My command is probably stronger than when I took the equyifalent of about seven years of spanish in high school (another story for another time).

 

[Shakuhachi]

And that would be medieval Latin. Sorry I cant help. But I have been having fun with botanical Latin. Usually there are like 3 options of how to pronounce.