Latin Honors
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Puritanhead
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>3.6, >3.75, >3.9 respectively, but that sometimes depends on the institution.
Davidius
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Thank you, good sir!
Theoretical
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Generally a good place to look is your particular undergraduate catalog.
Davidius
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That's what I would have assumed, as well.
Puritanhead
Puritan Board Professor
It's worth it to study and go extra mile for the higher honors. Study! Study! And drop a class with a bad professor if necessary and then you can get a administrative withdrawal that doesn't adversely impact your grades. I thought my grades were reasonable at 3.5GPA towards end of my undergrad career when I was getting ready for law school. However, had I went the extra mile, studied harder and not slacked off, it could have made difference between getting 3/4 to full tuition scholarship for graduate/professional studies or not much of anything but a pittance $3,000 scholarship which is what I got. Study hard. Remember school doesn't last forever no matter how tedious, trifling and time-consuming it may seem at the time.
Scott is on the right track.
Scott is on the right track.
Cheshire Cat
Puritan Board Sophomore
Does that only apply to those who have done the honors program? I would assume so.
Davidius
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No, so far as I know having done an honors program is not required for Latin Honors.
Cheshire Cat
Puritan Board Sophomore
That's good. I'm working on getting my gpa up.
Davidius
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You and I both! Thanks for the add on Facebook, by the way. We'll have to periodically check up on each other to make sure that our GPAs aren't falling.
Cheshire Cat
Puritan Board Sophomore
Yep. Btw, what is your major?
Davidius
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They are German Language & Culture and Classics (Latin concentration). You?
Cheshire Cat
Puritan Board Sophomore
Philosophy. Do you know latin? I would love to learn it. If you do, what resources would you suggest to study?
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