Classical Languages Concentration
Students must complete a total of nine courses in Greek or Latin, six of which must be at the 200 level or higher. For the primary language, students must complete at least two courses at the 300 level. For the secondary language, students must complete at least one course numbered 102 or higher. Students may, in consultation with the department, substitute two classics courses taught in English.
Classical Studies Concentration
Students must complete eleven courses from the following set of requirements, six of which must be at the 200 level or higher:
Three courses selected from the following 100-level courses*:
Two courses in classics, Greek, or Latin at the 200 or 300 level
Four courses in Greek, in Latin, or in a combination of both languages
Two 300-level courses in classics**
*In place of one of these courses, students may substitute a freshman seminar taught by a faculty member in classics.
**May be fulfilled by two 400-level classics courses.
Classical and Medieval Studies Concentration
Students must complete eleven courses from the following set of requirements, six of which must be at the 200 level or higher:
| One course in Arabic, Greek, or Latin at the intermediate or advanced level | |
Four of the following:
Four of the following:
One of the following:
In addition, students must complete either a second course from the preceding list or one of the following:
Advisers: T. Myers, (Classical Languages and Classical Studies); D. Phillips, (Classical Languages and Classical Studies); J. Alchermes, F. Paxton (Classical and Medieval Studies)