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department offers disciplinary majors and minors in classics, Latin
and Greek. The department also coordinates both a disciplinary and
interdisciplinary minor in classical studies. The classical studies
minor approaches the study of ancient Greek and Roman civilization
from various directions, with various modes of inquiry. It is a
less linguistically oriented alternative offered to those who are
interested in antiquity but not primarily interested in the ancient
languages themselves.
All courses toward any of the majors or minors offered by Classics
must be completed with a grade of C- or higher.
Requirements for the Classics MAJOR (B.A.)
disciplinary, 12 courses
Four courses in Greek and four in Latin,
including at least one 300-level course in
each language. Four additional classics
courses or courses approved by the department.
No more than two 100-level language
courses may count towards the major.
Requirements for the Classics MINOR
disciplinary, 5 courses
Three Greek and two Latin courses or
two Greek and three Latin. No more than
three 100-level language courses may
count towards the minor.
Requirements for the Classical Studies MINOR
disciplinary, 5 courses
Two courses in either Latin or Greek
language; three courses, including two
courses from one of the classical studies
groups and one course from a second group
or one from each of three different groups.
Requirements for the Classical Studies MINOR
interdisciplinary, 5 courses
Same as for the disciplinary minor, but
selection of courses must include at least
one course from the classical studies group
in a division outside of the humanities.
Requirements for the Greek MAJOR (B.A.)
disciplinary, 12 courses
Seven courses in Greek language, at least
four of which are at the 200 level and one
of which is at the 300 level; five additional courses selected from classics or
other courses with appropriate content
approved by the adviser.
Requirements for the Greek MINOR
disciplinary, 5 courses
Five courses in the Greek language, at
least three of which are at the 200 level or
above.
Requirements for the Latin MAJOR (B.A.)
disciplinary, 12 courses
Seven courses in the Latin language, at
least four of which must be at the 200
level and one at the 300 level, and five
additional courses from classics or other
courses with appropriate content approved
by the adviser.
Requirements for the Latin MINOR
disciplinary, 5 courses
Five courses in Latin language, of which
at least three must be at the 200 level or
above.
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