<p>My school offers each class every other year. I plan on taking AP Latin later in high school, and I just wanted to know which one is harder. If I want to take AP Latin Vergil, it will be in the 11th grade, but if I want to take AP Latin Literature, it will be in the 12th grade. Which one should I take? Also, would it be benifitial for me to take both?</p>
<p>In my school, Latin Literature was easier. We read Horace, and Catullus who are so much easier to read than Vergil. </p>
<p>It's certainly nice to take both. You don't have to, because you only need one 4 or 5 to get exempted from foreign language requirement at UVA. It's beneficial if you like to take more Latin in college, or just expand your knowledge of the language.</p>
<p>I'm pretty good at Latin and like it a lot but I doubt that I'll be taking it in college. I'm also taking German. My school requires at least 1 year of Latin to graduate. You also have to take 3+ years of a modern language or 2 years of 2 languages (can include Latin). My school only offers Spanish, French, and German (it's a private school).</p>