Attempting Latin

Ad Atticum, 13 (I.13)

Causa examinis studeo et paucas litteras Ciceronis transferro. Interdum Cicero agnus bellulus incertusque est.

First of all: I'm not the best person to ask, since I am still studying and have not had any first hand experience in the job market in the field. I have been told it's hard, but that doesn't mean it's impossible. I think it depends on what you want to go for after Uni, where you are, and even how University works there (I, for example, am not doing a general classics degree, which isn't even offered here, but a double bachelor in latin and archeology).

Here we seem to always have a shortage of teachers, so if you do latin and history or something entirely different in a teacher program, you probably don't need to worry.

Personally, I had the same worries, and still do sometimes, which is why I studied something else first, even though it has always been my dream to study archeology, but that did not work out for me, so after a few semesters of trying to figure things out, I decided to study what makes me happy (which I don't think is ever completely useless). I would love to work as an archeologist later, but I also have some other ideas I could pursue based on my degree.