Minors

Twenty credit hours, including a minimum of
 

1. Reading proficiency of Greek or Latin at the 200 level, demonstrated by completion of the following: CG 210  or CL 210 ;
    
2. Gateway course: CC 200 ;
    
3. Two courses from the following, each from a different cluster:
   
   
   1. Literature: CC 220 , CC 222 , CC 223 , CC 224 ,
      CC 225
       
       
   2. History: 
      HI 203
       ,
      HI 204
       ,
      HI 205
       ,
      HI 206
       ; CC 226 
       
   3. Art History: AH 222 ,
      AH 223
       ; and
       
4. 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 265
    , CC 291 , 
   CC 292
     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:

 ,  ,  ,  ,  ,  ,  ;

GO 204

 ;

HI 203

 ,

HI 204

 ,

HI 205

 ,

HI 206

 ; and 

PH 203

 .

Art and Archaeology:  

AH 223

 ,

AH 222

 ,

AH 232

 ,

AH 375A

 ; 

AN 101

 , AN 201 ;  ,  ;

GE 102

 ,

GE 309

 ; and

HI 203

 ,

HI 204

 ,

HI 205

 ,

HI 206

 .

History:  ;

GO 204

 ; and

HI 203

 

HI 204

 ,

HI 205

 ,

HI 206

 ,

HI 363

 .

Philosophy:  ,  ,  ,  ,  ;

GO 204

 ;

HI 203

 ,

HI 204

 ,

HI 205

 ,

HI 206

 ; and

PH 203

 ,

PH 210

 ,

PH 211

 ,

PH 327

 .

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