Classics Major: Classical Languages & Literatures Option (B.A.)

Program Overview

This program offers a comprehensive study of classical languages and cultures, with a focus on Greek and Latin. Students can tailor their coursework to their interests, choosing from a wide range of language and non-language courses. The program prepares students for graduate study in classics or related fields, teaching Latin in secondary schools, or a solid liberal arts education.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Course List
• Language Courses:
• Select at least 12 credits at the 503 level or above
• Including:
• Select at least one class at the 700 level in the primary language (GREK or LATN)
• Select at least one class at the 504 level or above in the secondary language (LATN or GREK)
• Non-Language Courses:
• Select at least 16 credits in CLAS courses.
As many as 28 credits may be counted toward this option.
• Capstone:
• Select an approved capstone experience of the following:
• Senior thesis
• Honors thesis
• CLAS capstone course at the 600 or 700 level
• At least 8 credits in 700-level LATN or GREK courses
• Approved internship
• Approved semester study abroad focused on the classical world

Careers:

• Strong preparation for students considering graduate study in classics or related areas
• Appropriate choice for those thinking about teaching Latin in secondary schools
• Designed for any student who desires a solid liberal arts education.