Classics Minor (CLA)
The languages and literature of ancient Greece and Rome are the foundation of virtually every discipline in the liberal arts and sciences. The study of Greek and/or Latin, and of Greek and Roman authors in English translation, will deepen a student’s understanding of any field.
Program Contact: Associate Professor John Henkel
| Core Courses | 3 hours |
| Required Course Selections | 18 hours |
| Group 1 | |
| Group 2 | |
| Total | 21 |
Core Courses
Select one course:
Item #
Title
Credit Hour(s)
Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
3
Required Course Selections
Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
18
Group 1
Select two courses from the following:
Item #
Title
Credit Hour(s)
1
-
3
Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
6
Group 2
Select four courses from the following:
Item #
Title
Credit Hour(s)
Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
12
Notes:
LAT101, REL101, GRK170 counts only if it is the student's second Classical language
LAT340 or 370 may be substituted for up to 6 hours of courses from Group 2
Total credits:
21