This program is appropriate for students with a general interest in antiquity who seek a strong multidisciplinary humanities background, or who seek a broad background prior to advanced study in a related academic discipline or pursuit of a professional degree. Students intending to pursue graduate study in the field of Classics are advised to choose the Classics major.

Requirements for a Major in Greek and Roman Studies

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Thirty semester hours including the following:
Required Courses
Classical Literature
CLA 2301	Literature of Ancient Greece	3
or CLA 2306	Greek and Roman Mythology
CLA 2302	Literature of Ancient Rome	3
Classical Civilization
CLA 3301	Roman History and Civilization	3
CLA 3302	Greek History and Civilization	3
Religious and Intellectual Life
Select three semester hours from the following:		3
CLA 2310	Greek and Roman Religion
BIC 2330	Social World I: The City and the Soul
GTX 2301	Intellectual Traditions of the Ancient World : Literature and Thought
PSC 3363	Classical Political Philosophy
PHI 3310	History of Philosophy: Classical Philosophy
Electives
Choose one of the following three options to complete the remaining fifteen hours of coursework:		15
Option 1
Select fifteen hours of 3000-4000 level CLA or additional choices from the following:
PHI 3310	History of Philosophy: Classical Philosophy
PSC 3363	Classical Political Philosophy (if not taken above)
Option 2
Three hours of 2000-4000 level GRK or LAT coursework
Select twelve hours of 3000-4000 level CLA or additional choices from the following:
PHI 3310	History of Philosophy: Classical Philosophy
PSC 3363	Classical Political Philosophy (if not taken above)
Option 3 1
Six hours of 2000-4000 level GRK or LAT coursework
Select nine hours of 3000-4000 level CLA or additional choices from the following:
PHI 3310	History of Philosophy: Classical Philosophy
PSC 3363	Classical Political Philosophy (if not taken above)
Total Hours		30

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Students seeking Departmental Honors must select this option.