u/vibing_for_sanity

Hi! So, right now, I am transferring to a 4 year institution as a Classics Major but I don't know which Major suits what I want to do more. Basically, I wanna teach but ancient literature, not exclusively Greek or Latin tho, I like almost all myths and religions and studying their legends. I like seeing how those myths impact modern books and story telling techniques. Would this have me be a Classics Major or should I just major in English?

Hi! I'm 22F and I'm transferring to UMW this fall semester and am looking for a good dorm near my classes. As a Classics Major, I'm assuming most of my classes will be at James Farmer Hall.

I haven't gotten to go to the campus yet to explore, work and life keep getting in the way and I won't be able to go till after my housing paperwork needs to be in so I was wondering which hall is best? I would prefer to be with people around my age and suite style bathroom; I don't care if it's co-ed or not. Is there a particular hall that would be best suited to me?