Requirements for a Classics Minor

Program Description
Courses Offered

Twenty-one hours, to include the following:

• Latin or Greek fourth-semester Reading Course, 3 hours
  • LAT 202,
  • GRK 202, or
  • REL 204
• Preliminary or Additional Latin or Greek courses, 6 hours
  to be selected from the following:
  • LAT 101*-102, 201, 202
  • REL 103*-104, 203, 204 (New Testament Greek)
  • GRK 201 (Reading Homeric Greek)
  • GRK 202 (Reading Classical Greek)
• *LAT 101 or REL 103 counts only if it is the student’s second Classical language.
  • Related Courses (taught in English) 12 hours
    to be selected from the following:
  • ART 216: Survey of Art History I
  • PHI 201: History of Philosophy I
  • ENG 314: Epic Poetry
  • CLA 314: Mythology in Greek and Roman Literature
  • CLA 316: Ancient Drama
  • CLA 370: Topics in Classical Literature (Topics to include: “Women and Gender in Antiquity” and “From Lyric to Satire: Greek and Roman Poetry”)
  • HIS 412: Ancient History
  • POS 400: Classical Political Theory
• Other courses by approval of Program Coordinator