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Classical Studies Courses

Click here for a list of all Classical Studies courses.  Click here for a list of courses being offered in Fall 2012.

HON courses are open to students in The College Honors Program and to others by permission of instructor.

Any Special Topics course, or other course, offered in the field of classical civilization in any department or program may be counted toward the Classical Studies minor or concentration subject to the approval of the Classical Studies coordinator(s). Where no course exists, it may be possible to arrange independent study for credit.

Language Offerings: Classical languages are approved as satisfying the Liberal Learning language requirement for students in the Schools of the Arts and Communication; Culture and Society; and Science.

GRE 101 and 102, though open to all students, count toward College Honors for students in the Honors Program.

Please note that until Fall 2002 the Greek language courses, now prefixed GRE, were prefixed CLAS. CLAS 101, 102, 201, 298, and 499 are thus equivalent to the new GRE 101, 102, 201, 370, and 391, respectively.