The Major in Classical Languages
The major requires 21 hours of courses in Latin or Greek numbered 300 or above. At least 2 courses at this level must be taken in each language. Normally, no more than 6 hours of 399 credit may count towards major requirements. A minor is required, and may be any Plan A minor offered by the College with the consent of the adviser.
Greek Course Offerings
Latin Course Offerings
The major requires 21 hours of courses in Latin or Greek numbered 300 or above. At least 2 courses at this level must be taken in each language. Normally, no more than 6 hours of 399 credit may count towards major requirements. A minor is required, and may be any Plan A minor offered by the College with the consent of the adviser.
Latin
- LATN 101. Elementary Latin I (5 cr)
- LATN 102. Elementary Latin II (5 cr)
- LATN 201. Accelerated Latin (3 cr)
- LATN 301. Latin Prose I (3 cr)
- LATN 302. Latin Poetry I (3 cr)
- LATN 303. Latin Prose II (3 cr)
- LATN 304. Latin Poetry II (3 cr)
- LATN 350. The Vulgate: The Latin Bible (3 cr)
- LATN 399. Independent Study in Latin (1-6 cr)
- LATN 399H. Honors Course (1-4 cr)
- LATN 491/891. Topics in Roman Prose (3 cr)
- LATN 492/892. Topics in Roman Poetry (3 cr)
Greek
- GREK 101. Elementary Greek I (5 cr)
- GREK 102. Elementary Greek II (5 cr)
- GREK 361. Homer (3 cr)
- GREK 371. Xenophon (3cr)
- GREK 372. Plato (3 cr)
- GREK 373. New Testament Greek (3 cr)
- GREK 399. Independent Study in Greek (1-6 cr)
- GREK 399H. Honors Course (1-4 cr)
- GREK 491/891. Topics in Greek Prose (3 cr)
- GREK 492/892. Topics in Greek Poetry (3cr)
Program Assessment. In order to assist the department in evaluating the effectiveness of its programs, majors will be required:
1. To assemble and maintain a portfolio to include the syllabus and a copy of all written exams and assignments for each course applied toward the major.
2. In their senior year, to complete a written exit survey.
The undergraduate adviser will inform students of the scheduling and format of assessment activities.
Results of participation in these assessment activities will in no way affect a student's GPA or graduation.
Requirements for the Minor in Greek or Latin
Twelve (12) hours in Greek or Latin numbered 300 or above.
Greek Course Offerings
Latin Course Offerings
