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Minors in the Classics

The Department of Classical Studies offers minors in classical civilization, myth studies, ancient Greek, Latin, and modern Greek. Courses may be credited toward a minor only if a grade of C or higher is earned. Required courses may be exchanged for others in the curriculum with the approval of the department chairman. Students are advised to choose a minor before the end of their junior year. To develop a plan of study or for further information, contact the director of undergraduate studies in the Department of Classical Studies.

Minor in Classical Civilization

A minor in classical civilization requires a minimum of six courses, four at or above the 200 level. The requirements are as follows:

  • CAS CL 101, CL 102, CL 221, or CL 222
  • four courses from the offerings under classical civilization and/or classical languages
  • one course focusing on classical literature

Minor in Myth Studies

A minor in myth studies requires a minimum of six courses. The requirements are as follows:

  • CAS CL 213 and CL 305
  • four courses from the offerings under classical civilization or related departments with an emphasis on myth. Refer to the department’s list of recommended related courses following the classical studies course listing

Minor in Latin

A minor in Latin requires a minimum of five courses. The requirements are as follows:

  • CAS CL 102 or CL 222
  • four courses from the offerings under Latin above CAS CL 117

Minor in Ancient Greek

A minor in ancient Greek requires a minimum of five courses. The requirements are as follows:

  • CAS CL 101 or CL 221
  • four courses from the offerings under ancient Greek above CAS CL 167

Minor in Modern Greek

A minor in modern Greek requires a minimum of five courses. The requirements are as follows:

  • CAS CL 101, CL 102, CL 221, or CL 222
  • four of the following courses: CAS CG 211, CG 212, CG 350, CG 356, CG 491, CG 492

Core Curriculum Courses

Students who complete both of the following courses may, with advisor approval, receive credit for one course at the 200 level toward majors and minors in classical studies:

  • CAS CC 101 Core Humanities I: The Ancient World
  • CAS CC 102 Core Humanities II: Late Antiquity and the Medieval World

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