THE CLASSICS MAJOR check-list: 

Thirty credit hours, including a minimum of

1. Reading proficiency of Greek or Latin at the 300 level demonstrated by completion of two of the following: CL310, CL311, or CG310, CG311. Students may enroll in 310 and 311 courses more than once with permission.
   

    2.  Gateway course: CC200;

    3. One course from each of the following clusters:

           a.  Literature: CC220, CC222, CC223, CC2224

           b.  History: HI203, HI204, HI205, HI206; CC226

           c.  Art History: AH222, AH223


    4.  CC365 or HI363; and

    5.  CC290.

Students may count toward the major any course listed above plus CC291; GO303; PH203, PH327A, PH327B; and RE330, when appropriate. CC100 does not count toward the major. 

Suggested course clusters in Greek and Roman literature, art and archaeology, history, and philosophy in addition to the major/minor requirements:

Literature: CC220, 222, 223, 224, 226, 365; GO303; HI203, HI204, HI205, HI206; and PH203

Art and Archaeology: AH222, 223, 232, 375A; AN102, 202; CC220, 365; GE102, 309; HI203, HI204, HI205, HI206;

History: CC226; GO303; HI203, HI204, HI205, HI206, 363;

Philosophy: CC222, 223, 224, 226; GO303; HI203, HI204; PH203, 210, 211, 327A, 327B;

Majors and minors are encouraged to study the modern languages (French, German, and Italian) in which there is an abundance of scholarship available in classics.