Classical Studies, B.A.

I. Major Program Requirements

Thirty-nine semester credits, including:

HI 239

History of the Ancient Mediterranean

3

Majors must demonstrate an understanding of interdisciplinary approaches to the field by taking at least one course from each of the following three categories:

Classical Culture and its Reception (3 credits)

HI 204	Medieval History	3
TH 236	Introduction to New Testament (WI)	3
TH 341	History of Christian Thought: Early Church & Partistics	3
TH 342	HCT: Middle Ages Through Reformation	3

Classical Philosophy (3 credits)

PHIL 200	Ancient Philosophy	3
PHIL 202	Medieval Philosophy	3
PO 330	Topics in Political Theory	3
PO 331	Classical Political Thought	3

Classical Art and Literature (3 credits)

ART 120	Art History Ancient - Thirteenth Century	3
ART 121	Fourteenth Century to Contemporary	3
LL 220	Introduction to Linguistics (ND or GD)	3
ENLT 215	Introduction to Literature	3
ENLT 216	Introduction to Literature (WI)	3
ENLT 416	Myth in Literature

Majors must also demonstrate competency in one classical language through the intermediate level and a second language, either classical or romance, also through the intermediate level (24 credits).

LA 101	Introductory Latin (GD)	3
LA 102	Introductory Latin (GD)	3
	and
LA 203	Intermediate Latin (GD)	3
LA 204	Intermediate Latin (GD)	3
	or
GK 201	Ancient Greek (GD)	3
GK 202	Introductory Greek (GD)
	and
GK 301	Ancient Intermediate Greek I
GK 302	Ancient Intermediate Greek II
FR 101	Elementary French I (GD)	3
FR 102	Elementary French II (GD)	3
	and
FR 203	Intermediate French (GD)	3
FR 204	Intermediate French (GD)	3
	or
SP 101	Acquisition of Spanish I (GD) or (ND)	3
SP 102	Acquisition Spanish II(GD) or (ND)	3
	and
SP 203	Acquisition of Spanish III (GD) or (ND)	3
SP 204	Acquisition of Spanish IV(GD) or (ND)	3

Majors will complete a capstone research project, pending approval of the director of Classical Studies

CLST 485	Independent Study	1.00 - 3.00
	or
CLST 499	Senior Thesis	1.00 - 3.00