Three credits of:
- ANCS 201 The Ancient Greeks
OR
- ANCS 202 The Roman World
Three credits of:
- ARCH 200 Greek Archaeology
OR
- ARCH 201 Roman Archaeology
Three credits of:
- HIST 453 Ancient Greece
OR
- HIST 455 The Roman Republic
OR
- HIST 456 The Roman Empire
Nine credits at the 300 level
or above in Ancient Studies, Latin, Greek, Archaeology, Ancient History, or
other approved subject areas.
Nine credits
in any of the above in related subject areas. (e.g. Philosophy or
Anthropology, as approved by the department). Additionally, majors must
also complete one of the following:
Option I
- Three credits
of LATN or GREK at the 300-level or above
OR
Option II
- An Ancient Studies major may complete his/her course of study by
completing Greek 201 or Latin 201, plus any combination of two additional
L or C courses. All culture courses in Option II must be taught by a member
of the Ancient Studies faculty.
NOTE: Students planning to enter graduate school must follow
Option I
and must take more language courses than required by
Option I .
Please see a member of the Ancient Studies faculty for guidance.
No course in which the student has earned a grade less than a C will count
toward completion of the major.