FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Below are some frequently asked questions and their answers.
If you don’t see the answer to yours, we encourage you to contact us at:
info@catherineproject.org.
It depends on the course: readers admitted to a course will be notified by their tutor or reading group leader if there is a required edition of the assigned text(s).
While readers may not participate in more than one tutorial per session, readers may participate in multiple reading groups if space allows. We prioritize accommodating as many readers as possible, so if you have already been enrolled in a course you are less likely to be enrolled in additional courses.
Each individual who would like to participate in our courses must submit their own application. Readers may indicate their desire to be placed in a group with a friend, relative, spouse, etc. in their application, however, we cannot guarantee that readers will be placed in the same group as those they would like to study with. Please let us know if you are unwilling to participate in a course if we cannot place your friend in it.
It depends on when the course begins. Enrollment decisions are made on a course-by-course basis and typically shared via email 2 weeks after a course’s registration deadline.
For each course in which you express interest (in the 1-5 ranked preference system), we will send you an email specifying whether or not we were able to place you in that course.
Yes! You can do so here.
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OTHER RESOURCES for study
Other resources for discussion-based study of great books
- Albertus Magnus Institute
- Lyceum Institute
- Symposium
- University of Chicago, Basic Program
- St. John’s College, Graduate Institute
- If you’re interested in local discussion groups, here’s an online directory maintained by the Great Books Foundation.
Other resources for the study of ancient languages online