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Minors
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Twenty credit hours, including a minimum of
- Reading proficiency of Greek or Latin at the 200 level, demonstrated by completion of the following: CG 210 or CL 210;
- Gateway course: CC 200;
- Two courses from the following, each from a different cluster:
- One course from CG 310, CG 311; CL 310, CL 311; CC 365; GO 204; HI 363 (when applicable); PH 327; and (when applicable) RE 330. Students may count toward the minor any course listed above, plus , CC 291, and PH 203. Minors are encouraged to take one 300-level seminar in either Greek or Latin (CG 310, CG 311; CL 310, CL 311). CC 100 does not count toward the minor.
Suggested course clusters in Greek and Roman literature, art and archaeology, history, and philosophy in addition to the major/minor requirements:
Literature:
Art and Archaeology: , , , ; , AN 201; , ; , ; and , , , .
History: ; ; and , , , .
Philosophy: , , , , ; ; , , , ; and , , , .
Majors and minors are encouraged to study modern languages such as French, German, and Italian, in which there is an abundance of classical scholarship available.
See Classics
