[b-greek] Who's Learning Greek These Days?

From: Rick Hubbard (rhubbard@midmaine.com)
Date: Thu Mar 28 2002 - 19:34:40 EST

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Judging from the proliferation of websites featuring Greek related content,
the on-going publication of new grammars, and the apparent popularity of
this discussion forum, it seems safe to conclude that the number of people
who are either learning Greek (in an academic environment or on their own),
or polishing their competency is substantial. Does anyone know where I could
locate statistics on the number of students who are enrolled in Greek
classes, the number of institutions that offer such courses, or some other
numeric indicator of the language's (resurgent?) popularity?

Thanks,

Rick Hubbard
Humble Maine Woodsman


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