What does NLE mean in UNIVERSITIES

The National Latin Exam (NLE) is an objective assessment of knowledge gained in a student's Latin studies. It is an international examination sponsored by the American Classical League and administered to over 145,000 students each year. It includes multiple-choice questions from grammar, derivatives, literature and cultural topics.

The National Latin Exam (NLE) is open to all students currently enrolled in a course of Latin study, regardless of school or program type. This includes public, private and homeschoolers at any grade level - from 7th grade through 12th grade, collegiate levels and beyond.

Taking the National Latin Exam (NLE) provides several benefits for students. In addition to gaining recognition on a national level with certificates and medals, successful participants have opportunities to receive scholarships and awards sponsored by various organizations. Further, it assists teachers in assessing their student's knowledge on an academic level.

The fee for each student taking the NLE will vary depending upon your region/country. There may be additional costs associated with registering more than one student or registering larger groups as well as any special awards requested such as Certificates of Merit or Award Plaques.

Registration for the NLE must be completed online at www.nleonlineregistration.com by a teacher/administrator/parent responsible for coordinating exam administration at his/her school or institution.

You can view a list of registered schools online at www.nleregistrantslisting.com. If your school is not listed, you should contact your teacher/administrator/parent responsible for coordinating exams at your school or institution about registering them for future participation in the NLE program.

Teachers/administrators who wish to register students for that year's NLE should submit their registrations as soon as possible after August 1st but no later than December 31st prior to administration date. A late fee applies after closing date.

Yes, there are several resources available online designed specifically to help students prepare and familiarize themselves with various aspects of content found on both Forms I and II exams including worksheets and exercises as well as practice test questions with answers.