Classics Minor

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Students earning a minor in classics explore the cultures of Ancient Greece and Rome grounded in the comprehension of the Ancient Greek or Latin language.

Classics Minor: 19-20 Credits

Classical Languages: Greek & Latin: 4 Credits

(choose one 4-credit course in advanced language)

GREK 301-454 (Upper-Level Greek) (4)
LATN 301-454 (Upper-Level Latin) (4)

Classical Electives: 15-16 Credits

(choose four courses for a total of 15-16 credits)

ART 381 - Ancient and Medieval Art (3)
CLAS 200 - The Rediscovery of the Classical World (4)
CLAS 303 - Greece: The Crucible of Civilization (4)
CLAS 304 - Eternal Rome (4)
CLAS 345 - Paganism when Christianity Began (4)
GREK 101-454 (4-16)
LATN 101-454 (4-16)
HIST 331 - Ancient Near East and Greece (4)
HIST 332 - Roman Republic and Empire (4)
PHIL 301 - History of Philosophy: Ancient and Medieval (4)
POLS 330 - Classical Political Thought (4)

Classics Minor

Classics Minor: 19-20 Credits

Classical Languages: Greek & Latin: 4 Credits

Classical Electives: 15-16 Credits

Total Required Credits: 19-20