I am neither a doctor, a lawyer or a scientist. Latin is as foreign a language to me as is the “click-click” language of some african tribes.
I’m so very happy that you celebrate your ignorance.
Even allowing for hyperbole, that isn't accurate.
Doctors mostly speak Greek, lawyers speak a bastardized Latin/law French hybrid, and scientists (at least chemists - I'm married to one) have German as their second tongue because that's the language most chemical abstracts are published in.
You speak an awful lot of Latin without recognizing it, because while English is Anglo-Saxon based, it acquired a huge number of Latin-derived words after the Norman Conquest.
In fact, looking back I see all sorts of Latin just in what I've written -- acquire, recognize, accurate, abstract, language, chemical -- and that's without resort to a dictionary.
That's the reason your high school teachers told you that one year of Latin was worth 200 points on the verbal portion of the SAT.