<p>My friend is really pushing for me to apply to MIT when it's time to go to college. But I can't seem to find their Classics department. Does it not exist?</p>
<p>As much as I'd be sorry to not go to college with her, and as great as I'd likely find MIT's math department, I can't give up Latin.</p>
<p>MIT doesn't have a Classics department, and doesn't offer Latin. You can cross-register in Latin courses at Harvard and Wellesley, though.</p>
<p>Ok, thank you</p>
<p>Massachusetts Institute of Technology</p>
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<p>Yes. But it's reasonable to expect that a tech school will have some classes that aren't within the realm of science and technology, in the interest of producing well-rounded students - and MIT does offer anthropology, history, philosophy, literature, music, theater, foreign languages. It doesn't sound like the OP is asking about majoring in Classics at MIT, just taking a few Latin courses. So the question was reasonable.</p>