LAT 18 Intermediate Topics in Latin

Meets conjointly with an upper-division course and shares much of its content, but with different requirements and assessments. Typically students taking the course at the intermediate level have shorter reading assignments in the original language and a greater emphasis on language development. For instance, they may take a language test instead of writing the research paper at the end of the term.

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