Course Catalog
Section E · Language Other Than EnglishUC Honors · +1.0 GPA
Latin
UC A-G approved Latin course delivered fully online. Covers Latin grammar, syntax, and vocabulary through reading Caesar, Cicero, and Vergil. Prepares students for AP Latin.
1 Year Online · Remote / Hybrid / In-Person Latin Grades 9, 10, 11, 12 10 credits
Section EUC A‑G Requirement
Language Other Than English — 2 years required (3 recommended for UC admission)
Two or more years of the same language are required. Three or more years are strongly recommended for competitive UC campuses. Native speakers may demonstrate proficiency through approved exams.
UC Honors Designation
AP Language & Culture exams (score 3–5) earn 1 extra weighted GPA point and can satisfy language requirements through year 4+.
Why This Matters for College Admission
A third or fourth year of a world language dramatically strengthens UC applications. Bilingualism is a lifelong career asset — especially in California's diverse workforce.
What You'll Learn
Develop deep content knowledge aligned with UC A-G college-preparatory standards
Apply critical thinking and analytical reasoning to real-world scenarios
Practice research, writing, and evidence-based argumentation
Complete authentic assessments demonstrating mastery
Collaborate with peers in project-based and discussion-driven learning
Build a college-ready portfolio artifact and develop AP/IB exam strategies
Course Structure
Semester 1, Unit 1Weeks 1–5
Foundations
- Core vocabulary and concepts
- Foundational skills
- Context-setting activities
Semester 1, Unit 2Weeks 6–12
Core Skills
- Skill-building exercises
- Primary assessments
- Collaborative projects
Semester 2, Unit 1Weeks 13–18
Advanced Concepts
- Deeper conceptual application
- Research and analysis
- Peer-review activities
Semester 2, Unit 2Weeks 19–24
Synthesis & Mastery
- Cross-unit integration
- Final capstone project
- Portfolio submission
Prerequisites & Requirements
Open to qualifying students in grades 9, 10, 11, 12; no prerequisites required
All students complete a placement conversation with our admissions team before enrollment is confirmed. Questions? Contact admissions.