Does Victor Frankenstein's father approve of his studies?

Answer 1

Victor's father believes Victor should have a proper education, and learn everything he could before returning home to work. He was very much in support of knowledge, and wanted the best for Victor, which was fortunate as he had the money to provide it.

Answer 2

Henry Clerval's father had little money to spare for continued education, and wanted Henry to learn only what would be necessary for his career as a book keeper. He says, in the book, "I make one thousand florins a year without Greek. I eat heartily without Greek." Eventually, however, he gives in to Henry's pleading to go to Ingolstadt, but is still skeptical that it will be of any value.

Answer 3

Because Ingolstdt is well known for its studies in medicine.

Answer 4

he doesnt really know about what his son is doing but he is worried about him in his letters he doesnt want to interfere with his studies though

Answer 5

He thought that their writing was sad trash, and the science used in them had been disproved long ago.