My kid is a major geek and I'm proud of her 
She has an aptitude for translating Latin, something that is worthy of a job at the local Starbucks drive-thru window, but that said, she is apparently really good at it and so she is being inducted into the "Classics" honors society for classics scholars after only 3 semesters on campus.
This is the organization >>> http://www.etasigmaphi.org
The induction ceremony is this Thursday evening.
While she has no real desire to make a career in classics, she does love to study it and while its not a great career choice we are supportive of her choice of "Classics" as one of her majors. She is also double majoring in Health & Excercise Science (Pre-Med) and considered being a triple major, but decided to just get a Minor in History. Her first choice in career is (at the moment) to be a lawyer, possibly Maritime Law or some other international/corporate law.
She has an aptitude for translating Latin, something that is worthy of a job at the local Starbucks drive-thru window, but that said, she is apparently really good at it and so she is being inducted into the "Classics" honors society for classics scholars after only 3 semesters on campus.
This is the organization >>> http://www.etasigmaphi.org
The induction ceremony is this Thursday evening.
While she has no real desire to make a career in classics, she does love to study it and while its not a great career choice we are supportive of her choice of "Classics" as one of her majors. She is also double majoring in Health & Excercise Science (Pre-Med) and considered being a triple major, but decided to just get a Minor in History. Her first choice in career is (at the moment) to be a lawyer, possibly Maritime Law or some other international/corporate law.
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