Most Popular Schools for Latin Language and Literature Major & Degree Program

A program that focuses on the Latin language and literature from its origins through its decline and its current ecclesiastical usage, as a secular and/or theological subject. Includes instruction in philology, related Italic dialects, Late Roman and Medieval Latin, and modern Church Latin.

Rank	School Name	Students	% of Total	Total On-Campus Cost
1	University of Florida	9	0%	$21,211
2	Oberlin College	5	1%	$74,636
3	University of Georgia	5	0%	$26,688
4	Loyola University Maryland	4	0%	$66,200
5	Randolph-Macon College	4	1%	$55,860
6	University of Vermont	4	0%	$34,210
7	Montclair State University	4	0%	$31,704
8	Austin Community College District	3	0%	$3,750
9	The University of Texas at Austin	3	0%	$26,506
10	University of St Thomas	3	0%	$56,664
11	Hillsdale College	3	1%	$41,778
12	Florida State University	2	0%	$22,168
13	Mercer University	2	0%	$52,488
14	University of Richmond	2	0%	$67,020
15	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	2	0%	$30,298
16	Emory University	1	0%	$69,502
17	Barnard College	1	0%	$74,777
18	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	1	0%	$27,638
19	Western Michigan University	1	0%	$26,009
20	Tulane University of Louisiana	1	0%	$72,296
21	Missouri State University-Springfield	1	0%	$21,782
22	DePauw University	1	0%	$64,924
23	Tufts University	1	0%	$73,500
24	Loyola University New Orleans	1	0%	$56,564
25	Brigham Young University-Provo	1	0%	$18,776
26	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	1	0%	$27,898
27	Trinity University	1	0%	$58,840
28	Wake Forest University	1	0%	$71,638
29	University of California-Los Angeles	1	0%	$34,620
30	Swarthmore College	1	0%	$71,167
31	Ohio Wesleyan University	1	0%	$61,910

This list indicates the number of students that completed the Latin Language and Literature program at the schools above.
It is not necessarily an indicator of academic rigor or quality of education.
Note that some schools do not have enough data to be ranked, and these schools will not appear in our lists.